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by charonn0 14y ago
I don't see this as a bad thing as the more relevant you can make ads, the more useful they are to the user, the more advertisers will bid and the more publishers (websites) will earn. Having complete strangers scrutinize, classify, parce
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by charonn0 14y ago
I could see patenting the process to extract the sequence, process it, sequence it, etc. but I don't understand how the sequence itself can be patented. Taking the notion to its logical and absurd extreme, would such a patent mean that al
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by charonn0 14y ago
According to the whois[1], yes. [1] https://www.networksolutions.com/whois-search/browseryoulove...
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If history serves as an example, the Syrian government is desperate and on the verge of collapse.
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by charonn0 14y ago
I'm glad I switched to a more customer-friendly ISP.
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by charonn0 14y ago
If search engines could neither index these sites for free nor leave them out of the index, the German law would be amount to little more than extortion.
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by charonn0 14y ago
Grab gun, aim at foot; getting purged from Google ( et al ) will not help a news site's bottom line.
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by charonn0 14y ago
Given the location and history of England, English is probably the biggest mutt of the Indo-European family.
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by charonn0 14y ago
Dishonesty is not more preferable than incompetence.
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by charonn0 14y ago
Smug theists should read more science.
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by charonn0 14y ago
the "proprietary video encryption" algorithm: for the first 15kB, each 1kB block has its initial bytes xor'd with the string "RANDOM_STRING". Any minimally competent developer could have implemented this particular design during, and for
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by charonn0 14y ago
Maybe we should just stop killing each other.
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by charonn0 14y ago
Please, if anything commend the dear fellow, and shame on whoever considered a momentary glimpse of Google Plus limelight worth making this guy's Tuesday morning and ongoing professional reputation much harder earned than it otherwise migh
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by charonn0 14y ago
Still mission creep, though.
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by charonn0 14y ago
Thanks, but I rent :)
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Which diminishes my point not a bit.
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they have the worst possible state government of the union Must be all the rich people that live here; they ruin everything!
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Note to self: move to higher ground/buy a canoe.
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by charonn0 14y ago
I love this guy's videos, and this one's no different.
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What part of choosing answers created and selected by someone else do you consider to be critical thinking?
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by charonn0 14y ago
We haven't taught critical thinking in (US) schools for at least 30 years. It's all about standardized test scores now; fill-in-the-bubble rather than fill-in-the-blank.
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Yes, I read the whole article, and the article about how he doesn't like being his mom's guardian. He views it more along the lines of "stupid government" rather than "women are not property."
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$12.8 billion constitutes less than 1% of the EU's average budget outlays over a 3 year period. The notion that cutting space spending in this economy will have any meaningful and positive impact on government debt is silly.
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by charonn0 14y ago
Wow. The author never even asks whether requiring adult women to obtain permission to travel is right or wrong, he just points out how less onerous the electronic version of subjugation is (no need to worry about forgetting your papers la
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by charonn0 14y ago
Anything's possible when you have billions of dollars and an army of scientists.
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French cyber-spooks claim US spied on the President of France(telegraph.co.uk)
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by charonn0 14y ago
Perhaps it ought to be?
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by charonn0 14y ago
Maybe. Plus waves so strange that we haven't invented a word for them yet. Space is big and weird; we'll never be bored!
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imagine the mysterious compression waves we'll find out there :)
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The bad reputation they/we get is almost entirely due to the (comparatively) low rent. Our client base consists of the poor, students, and people with mental or substance-abuse problems (who tend to be very poor indeed.) Those tenants with

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