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I wonder if there is going to be a market in the future like the current SEO one that is all about masking what technology/products you are using. The idea being to deny your competitors from knowing more about you such as from using t
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13y ago
They are cheap in Australia as well since so many people drink tea. I had a $10 one which lasted for years.
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Why Does A Good Kettle Cost $90+?
(blog.chewxy.com)
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13y ago
bter.com works pretty well in my personal experience. Otherwise look at the sidebar at http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/ Dogecoin market/exchange for a list of exchanges.
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13y ago
I suspect many are buying with bitcoin as 0.01 bitcoin gets you over 20,000 dogecoins which in turn buys a lot of fun on reddit.
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1000x Faster Spelling Correction: Source Code released
(blog.faroo.com)
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13y ago
Should have gone with primecoins... I would guess on a pool you could get about 10 a day with that much power (assuming they were i5/i7 machines) and then traded them in for bitcoin. Although apparently the difficult of primecoin was r
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13y ago
I saw/heard that as well (hopefully someone can come up with the link). Things like Windows/Office apparently are in a custom perforce. I believe that they do use TFS on a lot of the internal projects though and that Visual Studio
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13y ago
From a pure SEO perspective... Your meta descriptions aren't useful. You are just repeating the title. Adding some descriptive descriptions less then 140 characters in length with help. You appear to be using Wordpress so install SEO U
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13y ago
I suspect because it may be that the days of Carrier supremacy are behind us, much like the days of the Battleship are gone. A carrier is essentially a single large target that when taken out negates the effectiveness of your opponent. Not
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13y ago
I found that too, but it seems to be lifting portions of the text. I want to see the whole thing. Preferably in Russian with a side by side English translation (I will run it through some converters just to check). I can see how advocating
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13y ago
I had a poke around but lack the Google-fu to find the "propaganda" law in question. I would really be curious to see the law as written and what it entails. The reason I ask is because the linked article http://edition
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13y ago
Oddly enough I think that game was a guess the game on ABC's Good Game a few weeks back. http://www.abc.net.au/tv/goodgame/ They picked it due to it being zany. I had no idea that it was made in 3 hours.
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Black magic with metaclasses in Python
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13y ago
I find it interesting that though the use of machines and the like we are rapidly approaching what occurred in ancient cultures through the use of slaves, which is many having a great deal of time to devote to leisure. What do we do we curr
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I think you may be missing the point. Pretty much all developed countries produce an abundance of these things, and more to the point have automated a lot of it. A lot of jobs that used to be done by many people can now be done by a few.
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13y ago
That's been my experience in practice. For a critical piece of integration code I had about 100 times more code in the tests then in the function I was testing.
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13y ago
Fantastic news. Will be looking forward to seeing it.
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13y ago
I love common crawl, but as I commented before I still want to see a subset available for download, something like the top million sites or something like that. Certainly a few steps of data, say 50GB 100GB and 200GB. I really think a subse
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If its encrypted like the guy says it is there is little chance of getting the coins anyway. If he can crack the encryption then why not just crack the largest wallets instead.
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ZCoin - A P2P Crypto Currency Written Entirely in Python
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Alpha Technologies to Offer Scrypt Mining ASICs
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The Yahoo attempted takeover springs to mind (mentioned already), and the accusations of copying search results, http://googleblog.blogspot.com.au/2011/02/microsofts-bing-us...
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I'm actually a fan of it. Its about time Microsoft stopped quietly accepting every slur against them and dish some out. Examples would be the famous Apple Ad's, the negative press about Vista etc... I know that's a very high
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Quite a few... Techzing http://techzinglive.com/ No Agenda http://www.noagendashow.com/ TWiT http://twit.tv/ I am selective about it though, Windows Weekly, some of the Floss weekly, some o
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I would be curious to know what impact this would have on primecoin which appears to have gained a lot of traction over the last few months.
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Even so your quality of life is going to increase a lot more from $30 million to $1 billion, then $1 billion to $3 billion. I always liked the quote from Entrapment "What can you do with 7 billion that you can't do with 4?"
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IBM making more powerful Watson supercomputer available for public use
(theverge.com)
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I went through the same thing recently. I have mine boiled down to a single page. When talking to a recruiter they said I should make it longer to match more keywords that HR people are looking for. My response was that I don't want to
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Don’t Be A Gearhead
(blog.chewxy.com)
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