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chm
11y ago
Ah yes, Molly. Heard that one too. The heroin is apparently still being sold as cocaine in Amsterdam. I was posters about this on stores a couple of months ago :/
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11y ago
I don't do MDMA personally but I have some friends who like going to raves with some chemical supplies. On the streets, some make it a point of honor to sell/buy only "MDMA" because "ecstasy" is "crap"
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chm
11y ago
If you want to do this on a Mac you can use software such as Little Snitch. Create a rule prohibiting Skype to connect to apps.skype.com.
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chm
11y ago
Where can I find information on this?
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chm
11y ago
You should file an issue on the GitHub repo. That way you're assured the author/contributors will see it :)
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11y ago
I don't think they were any worse than the Liberals, especially given the time they had. Granted, Mme Marois had some PR troubles. It's just too easy to say that "socialists will crash the economy, they have no idea what they
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11y ago
That's not surprising, though. Blaming a newly elected socialist government for all the country's faults. It's just a scare tactic. This happened in Quebec recently when the Parti Québécois (quite the varied political party,
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11y ago
Say you're a homeless junkie multiply convicted of petty theft. Then say I lend you 20$, with 50$ due a year hence. Who made a bad decision? And who's going to be surprised I haven't got my money back in a year? I don't
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11y ago
I'm currently playing my first game of Diplomacy. Anyone with the slightest interest in world politics should play it once. It's teaching me more about how the world works than 2 years of reading The Economist (sadly canceled due
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11y ago
I was wondering what was the motivation behind "pizza-poo.ws" and the author refers to Linkmoji as "aka pizza-poo" on his Twitter[1]. There are no details on the choice though :) [1]: https://twitter.com/e
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11y ago
Have you looked at the website? It's an empty shell. If this is on the front page, then people voted for it. Why, I have no idea. I wouldn't even know where to start discussing Jetcoin. Whatever Jetcoin is, jetcoin.org does a poor
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11y ago
Hmm, where to start? (My comment is about jetcoin.org) Landing page is completely useless. To find information about the product I had to click on a tiny text menu on the top right. The features page confuses XMN (Metronotes) and JET (Jetco
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11y ago
I doubt his software is intended for non-technical use.
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11y ago
You should consider offering the circular mode along with a linear mode. It would be more enjoyable for me at least, having spent so much time playing GHIII.
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11y ago
Well, basically yes. It's a non-issue in my opinion under reasonable assumptions.
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11y ago
The idea is that personal computers are ubiquitous and cheap, pack plenty of computational power and storage. Bandwidth is relatively cheap as well. Running a node or a thin client thus doesn't prevent you from using the computer to do
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11y ago
I recently bought Proudhon's "What is Property?". I'm sure it's going to be an interesting read.
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11y ago
It isn't new. That would be BCS Theory[1]. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BCS_theory
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11y ago
I suggest you start with the Nature paper from the guys at HP[1]. Then move on to Leon Chua's original and later papers. [1]: http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v453/n7191/full/nature0...
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11y ago
How exactly is a memristor not a state device? And about journalistic coverage... you seem to be knowledgeable about these programs, so there's an opportunity for you :)
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11y ago
I don't think the initial positioning of satellites matter, I'd doubt they're carried with centimeter accuracy. What you need is to get very precise measurements of relative positions once you're in orbit. Then you get
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11y ago
Fortrash Why the hate? One could misuse any tool, but that doesn't make the tool bad at what it does.
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11y ago
I drink both, although most of the time I choose coffee. A cup of tea doesn't wake me up as much as a cup of coffee.
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11y ago
I absolutely agree. But even in the elite some take whatever job they can. Not everybody can be a Doctor, Lawyer, Pharmacist, Psychologist, etc. Getting an education doesn't mean you can cherry pick jobs. Edit to add a saying popular i
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11y ago
US Power is the best interest of all of the above nations.
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11y ago
I bought Lanczos' book a month ago, I'm ~75 pages in (got other stuff to do). I will give SICM a try. I've just installed the 'ScmUtils Mechanics' package to accompany the book. How can the code be difficult to get
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11y ago
I doubt there's enough space in that grid, but maybe you could find another similar formula with a bigger grid?
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12y ago
What constitutes a "top expert"? I'd want the people writing cryptography software to have made mistakes and learned from them. That's how the software gets better, no? Of course, there's a theoretical minimum to be
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12y ago
What one usually means by "pre-mining" is the allocation of a certain quantity of resources/value (in this case ether) _before_ the genesis block. So in this regard he was right.
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12y ago
The title of the repo is spells "interpreter" correctly, so this submission's title should be fixed.
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