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by caprese 8y ago
> I'm more surprised by the story telling and narrative of the 14 year old author! ITT: Everyone forgets about the blogging sites that were popular when they were 13 and 14. 2002 had lots of articulate 14 year olds, what happened wi
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by caprese 8y ago
> Recently she asked me if I knew if hackers could break into baby monitor because she was worried some hacker may spy on her sleeping baby... I had a good laugh first, then I felt sad for her. and what did you tell her? "Baby"
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by caprese 8y ago
yeah probably you have a lot of people still thinking its novel to buy followers, when its much more effective to buy accounts I've run a lot of companies/product launches this way and there are decent escrow services now. People
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I wish someone would do this for legal code, starting with federal law with hashes for all representatives (way I envision it is that their committees being their own branches, along with the chambers of congress even though its not part of
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by caprese 8y ago
My world has been totally SSD for the past decade. (Yes at a premium during times when I had an abundance of money and times when I had little. Priorities.) I am A LOT rougher with computers. I don't think twice about picking up my NAS
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by caprese 8y ago
I agree There are a lot of underused utilities of the bitcoin protocol that would change user experience and perception for all blockchain-based digital currencies.
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by caprese 8y ago
popping in the resulting image back into photoshop and layer masking the foreground back with the original image seems to be a quick fix seems like this could save a lot of time.
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by caprese 8y ago
okay HN so what doesn't it work on?
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Aside "well that 2500 yr old manuscript happened to mention this type of ship" why is this significant?
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there are companies hosting the file, not sure what your point is because that is the world I live in
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They put themselves in this position of deciding to arbitrarily delete things such that this PR would even be possible. If they weren't in the business of policing the network this way, the deletions would only be in response to a cour
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There are two issues I've identified: 1) For inclusion it is important that the people with power understand that people that currently have power are as capable as they are. So you see that with disenfranchised groups that have a hist
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by caprese 8y ago
Apparently hosting this video is part of a violation of the law in New Zealand, population of 4 million. For Facebook why not just block New Zealand? Looking for thoughtful responses edit: seems there are reports of New Zealand ISPs blockin
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by caprese 8y ago
They are probably looking for signatures and do this very easily and in an automated way. It would be more fun to have an application that randomized the pitch, speed, volume and compression of a file, to REALLY make a moderator waste time,
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by caprese 8y ago
Yes having to answer to the public markets and considering control issues of your company's shareholder composition can be a distraction. I think you are underestimating what liquidity means. Liquidity means having access to the cheape
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its the sub bass my hypothesis if anyone wants to replicate
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> Why the hurry to IPO? ITT: "A profitable tech company going public while there is still growth potential? Is this a scam?" Aside from the liquidity and valid option of getting a funding round from underwriters has this seriou
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by caprese 8y ago
I just want to point out the lost art of doing this with .rar files. Multipart rar files are not actually compressed so I heard and if you get the file headers and download them in order then you can stream a video Torrents and the associ
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> As Spotify points out, that revenue share is 30 percent for the first year of an annual subscription — but they left out that it drops to 15 percent in the years after. okay wake me up when it is more like 5 or 6% This whole back and f
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Does this make Ledger Nanos work on Firefox now?
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> A country isn’t a company, nor is the executive branch. It is an analogy, which is why I used the word analogous, and it still fits. The power of the Executive Branch is vested in the President of the United States, who also acts as he
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by caprese 8y ago
Convergent evolution occurs when independent traits evolve as a result of having to adapt to similar environments or ecological niches.
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by caprese 8y ago
Fascinating. This would have been a great volatile trade with Box Office futures contracts, if you knew the nuances of why the ratings were fluctuating like this, which was purely cultural schizophrenia and software updates, while the audie
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by caprese 8y ago
The President is analogous to the Chairman/CEO of [most of] the executive branch. That role can tell them what to do and what do focus on, but mostly doesn't. He told them what to do, now the FAA has to do it. The Secretary of Tra
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by caprese 8y ago
Yes they are supposed to be, when a user joins a chat they cannot see prior messages and I believe this is a byproduct of their key being added to the ring.
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> If [the United States] believed in the institutions, why did the embassy prevent the contractors from facing a judge? No single citizen in the United States respects any foreign government's judicial system. The entire nation stat
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At the moment, whatsapp is supposed to be end-to-end encrypted. I get the don't trust facebook mantra though, it is valid.
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European Commission is the only antitrust regulator with teeth, I'm glad that single market area is coming into its own. The regulator for the 21st century that corporations actually listen to. Without them, we would be here debating h
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These other nations are staffed by people just like you and I who understand why the US (as in the regulator, head of the executive branch, the states, and the discretion of the private companies involved) would be incapable of doing the sa
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well this would also mean EU authorities are looking after their self-interest too, even if that self-interest happens to mean that it more likely preserves lives.

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