clubm8

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by clubm8 9y ago
The article mentions "bitcoin tumbling" - is this actually effective? Does anyone know of any good resources to read up on the theory behind it? It seems to me like it wouldn't work - you're basically just adding a singl
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by clubm8 9y ago
What if I drink fourteen drinks once every 4 to 6 months?
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by clubm8 9y ago
So there's no option to pay a small fee and get an ad free experience? :(
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by clubm8 9y ago
I suspect they'll turn it into Trader Joe's with delivery, not Wal-Mart. Lower prices, lack of brand names. Think AmazonBasics, but for food. I wouldn't buy anything important off AmazonBasics, but for cables, shower speakers
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by clubm8 9y ago
There's usually parking by Sears :)
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by clubm8 10y ago
Obvious solution: group your coworkers into 2 groups. One group gets decaf coffee with an LSD microdose One group gets normal coffee. Waltz in with coffee and donuts Dexter style each morning. Monitor their output and mood for a month or so
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by clubm8 10y ago
Looks like you need to download a special app to enable this "feature" >The lead plaintiff in the lawsuit is a man named Kyle Zak, who claims he followed the company's suggestion to "get the most out of your headphone
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by clubm8 10y ago
Oh cool, I didn't realize uBlock Origin blocked trackers - thought it was just blocking ads.
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by clubm8 10y ago
There's been something I've been thinking about: with so many people purchasing index funds, what happens when there is a major downturn in the market? What happens when millions of people sell off their shares in say, VASGX (basi
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by clubm8 10y ago
They held up fine during the Boston Bombing.
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by clubm8 10y ago
Is Ghostery overkill if you already use NoScript?
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by clubm8 10y ago
Plus Amex isn't accepted as widely as Visa/MC. Millennials tend to not want to carry a gaggle of cards.
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by clubm8 10y ago
Ironically one fringe benefit about having a CSR is people often mistake the blue metal Chase for a black metal Amex :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centurion_Card
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by clubm8 10y ago
>Taking control of bitcoin is probably "fun weekend project" level work for them. What if they created Bitcoin? We've all read about the CIA running drugs to raise cash for black ops... why not take it a step further and
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by clubm8 10y ago
>The TV and Radio ad argument falls a little flat when you consider people have left radio for competitively priced streaming music that is ad-free and people have left TV for competitively priced streaming movies and TV that are ad-free
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by clubm8 10y ago
>Consider the following: If you pick up a newspaper or magazine, is it wrong to skip the ads? What about changing the TV channel or radio station while commercials play? Apparently when I take a piss during a commercial break, I'm n
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by clubm8 10y ago
Ah, so it's specific? Ex: "Produce X chat logs on Y date which we have evidence contain discussions of selling stolen N-Gages" vs "Produce all illegal conversations between July and August regarding stealing LIDAR design
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by clubm8 10y ago
>...streets that aren't littered with advertising is certainly an interesting sight! Personality cult propaganda doesn't count as "advertising"?
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by clubm8 10y ago
So I can be forced to produce an entire (decrypted) device so that opposing counsel can sift through and find information relevant to a lawsuit?
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You can’t spend a penny without being snooped on – David Mitchell(theguardian.com)
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by clubm8 10y ago
Is there anything one can do to reduce the risk of a disovery fishing request on my personal devices? Or is simply working for a company being sued sufficient to be compelled to produce my personal devices? For example, if I stated that my
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by clubm8 10y ago
I'm curious how Uber (a private company) got access to someone's personal laptop. If my employer demanded access to my personal machine I'd tell them to pound sand.
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by clubm8 10y ago
I think we won't see full automation, but a drastic reduction in the number of people required to run a store. For example, I went into an American fast food restaurant in Amsterdam once. Orders were made on a touch screen, you get a n
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by clubm8 10y ago
>People straight up don't want to see ads. Ad blockers, Netflix, etc. are a natural response to this. Is Netflix totally ad free? I've gotten the impression they were paid for product placement a few times. (Ex: Frank Underwo
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by clubm8 10y ago
Unfortunately some popular services (Netflix, Hulu) block VPN traffic. So I've moved a large chunk of my browsing over to Tor, but that makes it an open target for the NSA since they feel they can attack any data passing through links
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by clubm8 10y ago
It's up to the prosecution to prove their case against me, not vice versa. (At least in the USA.)
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by clubm8 10y ago
How profitable is Litecoin mining? I'm curious how much $$$ these kids blew up their future for.
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by clubm8 10y ago
>I would highly, highly recommend that people learn to play golf. I wish it didn't have the stigma that it does with some people. Golf is like animé - it's the fans that make it insufferable.
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by clubm8 10y ago
What I want to know is why would you counterfeit (serious charge) when you can use a similar looking coin? For example I was given a South African 5 Rand coin in my change in Amsterdam (should have been a €2 coin): https://en.wik
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by clubm8 10y ago
That's the thing... Netflix is skilled at producing "good" shows but not necessarily "great" shows. The third season of Black Mirror is pretty much the only content that I'll rewatch over and and over like I wo

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