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codethief
10y ago
Since when? AFAIK they only invalidated his passport.
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codethief
10y ago
> Accusing someone of using a classic Soviet argument tactic is a classic Ad Hominem tactic. This.
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codethief
10y ago
> Because there's evidence. Maybe I'm not up to date but what kind of evidence are you talking about exactly? Could you point me to a source? As for your other points, I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve here.
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codethief
10y ago
> This form of "electronic warfare" cuts both ways and since detector-detectors use a similar superheterodyne receiver, many early "stealth" radar detectors were equipped with a radar-detector-detector-detector circui
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codethief
10y ago
> Nobody gets up early to party all morning. You clearly haven't been to Berlin yet. (I do agree with your post, though.)
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codethief
11y ago
I think your point with Einstein is invalid. "Einstein immigrated to the United States in 1933, where he held a professorship at Princeton University until his retirement in 1945. His routine there was simple. Between 9:00 and 10:00 A.
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codethief
11y ago
Well, there're obviously a lot of things you could improve to lower the chances of a DDoS. (E.g. introducing a TTL / maximum number of hops for a message or forwarding some messages only to some peers, thereby influencing the exac
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codethief
11y ago
Privacy-preserving contact discovery and obfuscation of a message's metadata (what Tor can be used for) are pretty much orthogonal issues: The first case is about finding out who of your contacts uses Signal, too. The way it's don
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codethief
11y ago
You don't even need a central server for that. Just set up a p2p network and have all peers broadcast their messages (¶) to everyone they're connected to. Those peers in turn forward everything they receive to everyone they are co
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codethief
11y ago
> Gravity drops on linearly inside a planet, going to zero at the center. Anything dropping through a cored planet or asteroid will bounce up and down the shaft just like a kid on a swing or a pendulum […] …assuming the density distribut
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codethief
11y ago
Motivation (and discipline) comes and goes, even for successful people that are truly passionate about the things they do. (There are studies that self-discipline is actually quite similar to a muscle that gets increasingly tired over the c
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codethief
12y ago
Let me add another book on procrastination and perfectionism to the list which is a favorite of mine: The Now Habit by Neil Fiore Although it seems the OP has settled with FOMO, I still think this can provide valuable insights. Another advi
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codethief
12y ago
I almost choked on my cereals. Good one!
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codethief
16y ago
I second that. All of it.