brasmasus

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by brasmasus 13y ago
Any 10-minute Google search over the past year would reveal that Gox had been having absurd problems for awhile and that there were several more reputable exchanges available to would-be day traders. Over the past year, a visit to any bitc
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by brasmasus 14y ago
> ...but we’re still years away from seeing viable, affordable artificial meat – and probably many more years from convincing the public to eat it. What about Quorn's 'mycoprotein'? They've been making it for years, and people have bee
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by brasmasus 14y ago
Wow, polarizing. Seems like the opposition is mostly reacting to the idea of intensively researching to find 'the best'...but why not let Dustin and those that think like him do what they want with their time? Once you find someone like t
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by brasmasus 14y ago
I'm seeing a lot of generator hookup DIY naysayers in here - and caution is warranted - but c'mon this is HN; and it really isn't complicated stuff if you have a good reference. Get 'Wiring a House' by Rex Cauldwell and start with Chapter
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by brasmasus 14y ago
Clarification: by my saying "10-15% protection" I mean I'm guessing that 85-90% of the time my clients' machines come across badware in the wild, their AV misses it and they are compromised. Not a hard number, but my impression over the la
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by brasmasus 14y ago
I've had an IT consultancy for 7 years. There was a time when I would recommend a certain antivirus because I observed that it was consistently able to cleanly intercept in-the-wild badware attacks or even clean out something that already
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by brasmasus 14y ago
25% smaller...sensor area? so reduced ability to create a depth of field effect?
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by brasmasus 14y ago
the lightest zboard weighs 30 lbs vs 12 lbs for this. Big difference in tote-ability there.
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by brasmasus 14y ago
? that link points to a comment about a different claimed proof from 2009
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by brasmasus 14y ago
Wat? I use it a lot for images I embed in sites and I think it's great. All I'd add is sticky settings in the iphone app (e.g. so I don't have to explicity deny location info for each photo individually), and a slightly more streamlined r
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by brasmasus 14y ago
Based on this article, mastery sounds like a total grind - these are classic 'success trap' descriptions that anyone with an entrepreneurial twinkle in their eye might recoil from. Doesn't transforming your mastery into something that works