bunkydoo

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by bunkydoo 10y ago
Interesting, I think it's a good thing to see people at least trying to avoid the clichés of starting up in silicon valley or NYC. Even the US for that matter, it's only gonna help the world economy if people say "hey, I can
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by bunkydoo 10y ago
I don't understand why people feel the need to saturate the bay area to compete for generally sub-par living conditions and only slightly above average pay. Everytime I ask someone why they are living and working there - they answer so
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by bunkydoo 10y ago
Yeah iTunes is long past it's prime, Vinyl or CD is really the only way to collect music now I suppose. I would discredit CD a bit due to quality of mp3, but whose to say you cant buy a collection of FLAC CDs
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by bunkydoo 10y ago
This is the same company whose CEO said water is not a human right... Would we honestly expect anything less from these guys?
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by bunkydoo 10y ago
I hate how Silicon Valley culture makes it seem like they are all for freedom of information and how the big bad government is censoring and surveilling things from a bunch of innocent hackers (startup guys) when in reality if given the opp
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by bunkydoo 10y ago
Well this is it folks, to be honest I don't really blame em'
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by bunkydoo 10y ago
People are still asking the question? The story is obvious. He didn't pay his taxes since '08, he needed an excuse, he can't move original coins. End of story. It ain't him
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by bunkydoo 10y ago
Yeah I kinda figured from the URL that this was a less-than-reputable source. But a lot of the other comments bring up a good point, I don't think this is "labeling someone as a criminal by any means" but it is giving them a
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by bunkydoo 10y ago
Well, wish the guy luck getting into China. I deleted my Facebook and I'm not looking back to be quite frank
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by bunkydoo 10y ago
Not sure about the source, but I would believe it. I wonder what the statistic is for all startup companies combined
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
"It's like Tinder, but for panty sniffers"
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
I'm amazed to think that in only a short number of years the work that has been done at Apple R&D in the US might have to go off shore because of our own government...
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
Not to knock "Google X" but they seem to be extremely wishy washy when it comes to picking a direction. (Glass, robotics, curing aging) they really don't seem to have the "skate to where the puck is going to be" men
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
Dopesauce. I always welcome a new command line tool - it's the most effective place to do things.
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
This is pretty cool. I'd be really interested to play around with unity to build webpages for VR or something of the sort
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
Oh boy, I wish I could get Serious Sam on my Android phone. I've got a PSX emulator and that keeps me pretty happy, but this would complete everything!
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
Here's the thing on this - I think this will be ultimately what happens too. Apple will likely proceed to build future iPhones with extreme privacy in mind and eventually reach a point where they have a product they have prepared that
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
Well one thing to keep in mind is that some American States alone are the same size in terms of population of some of these entire countries being praised for having better education systems than the US. Sure we can learn from some of the s
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
There's just something I love about adafruit. Probably the design of the site and it's ease of use. Then the selection of products is just phenomenal! Keep up the great work, Limor - good to see someone like you getting much deser
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
I think if drugs themselves were legalized, non-violent drug offenders pardoned, and then former drug trafficking cartels treated legally as terrorist organizations - we would get somewhere. I really have no problem tight packing prisons if
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
This marks a very interesting time in my opinion. We have corporations with more money with governments making (or at least attempting to make) certain social decisions once reserved for only public sector government officials. If Apple is
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
When I see things like this, it makes me really think to the root of who we are as people and how depression plays into our role as human beings. I often wish it was possible to provide a genetic "vaccine" to depression in early e
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
Zuckerberg seems to be a bit of a fair weathered fan for privacy. Facebook has traditionally been very if not entirely compliant with providing government agencies with data. Due to a couple occurances with my personal use of Facebook, I ha
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
Ahh I remember using cryptocat long ago. Almost 3 years ago. Thanks for providing the service man! Hope to see more updates in the future
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
Yeah end to end encryption I believe wasn't introduced until iOS 7 - this would mean that prior to that the device, while still locked - could be vulnerable to potential exploits allowing someone to grab at least some data that may be
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
I love EMACS, partially because of those zippy the pinhead quotes that can be evoked with the 'M-x yow' command
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
Kinda ironic with that whole "new money" superbowl commercial. I'm not sure money is truly money if you can't dictate how you send and receive it
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
Loldidn'tread
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
I don't think Bill Gates has much of a clue about what the world needs, he's very hypocritical. He lives a very consumptive 1% lifestyle (nothing wrong with that in my eyes - he earned it) but yet he turns around and preaches that
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by bunkydoo 11y ago
The only person I know who did this diet ended up staying 350 pounds with persisting respitory issues. (Obviously present before the diet) he sat on me the other day and just about crushed my rib cage. But I'm still at a cool 135 lbs j

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