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by computer 13y ago
Is there anything inherently wrong with intelligent objective "vigilante justice", especially in minor cases? Just because a judge won't look at a case doesn't mean it's inherently wrong to take action.
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by computer 13y ago
But the goal is not to control the thyroid issue by diet, the goal is to control weight by diet. But I don't disagree that the thyroid issue makes diet harder, for reasons like increased hunger, less energy, etc(?)
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by computer 13y ago
It was a badly ventilated gas heater (in an old house) in my friend's case, in a room nearby the bedroom where she was asleep.
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by computer 13y ago
When I visited the article I immediately thought I was looking at a screenshot of Gmail, until I noticed the ugly Yahoo banner ad on the right. I guess Gmail is succesful and popular enough that copying them makes a lot of sense.
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by computer 13y ago
Note that a smoke detector should be on the ceiling, and a carbon monoxide alarm at ~1.5m high on a wall. Putting it on the ceiling as well could very well result in late alarms. (Source: a friend who nearly died from carbon monoxide poison
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by computer 13y ago
Question: if not partially caused by diet, does that mean weight gained by people with a thyroid problem is all water weight? Because otherwise you'd still need 9 kcal/g of fat gained? I tried googling, but the results aren't
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by computer 13y ago
Great! It's because the private certificate was forcibly supplied to the government. No longer secure => revoke it.
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by computer 13y ago
Notice also that they plotted exactly 6 bars. Choosing the start point is also a way to magnify perceived growth-- perhaps the growth was much stronger before that and is actually levelling off? Of course, if they had drawn 8 bars I could h
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by computer 13y ago
See this 3 minute presentation fragment about the "Do not use JSLint for Evil" license clause: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hCimLnIsDA
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by computer 13y ago
> Nightmares in response to melatonin suggests low serotonin. Could you please provide a source for that statement? :)
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by computer 13y ago
Did you read the indictment? Unless they are just making everything up, it's pretty detailed: https://ia601904.us.archive.org/1/items/gov.uscourts.mdd.238...
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by computer 13y ago
The servers are still hidden, it's simply proxy software that trades user anonimity for convenience (and speed I believe, since the tor2web software uses fewer tor relays in its circuits, not trying to be anonymous) See http:/&#x
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Interview with Ross Ulbricht (alleged Silk Road owner) (2012)(youtube.com)
2 points by computer 13y ago|0 comments
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Silk Road forums still up, vendors and buyers panic(dkn255hz262ypmii.onion.to)
2 points by computer 13y ago|0 comments
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by computer 13y ago
Clickable link without tor: https://dkn255hz262ypmii.onion.to/
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by computer 13y ago
For what it's worth, a small bug report: the menu doesn't appear in the right place if you click before having moved the mouse after loading the page (Firefox); it appears in the top left corner.
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by computer 13y ago
Relevant fictional short movie (6 minutes) about a future where AR is used to make people's surroundings seem better: http://vimeo.com/7306050
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by computer 13y ago
I may have not formulated that as subtle as I meant, since English is not my primary language. So my apologies for that. I do not wish him dead. I mean that I'll fight for him in this case since it's important for society, but sin
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by computer 13y ago
Throwing him in jail is an awful outcome for justice and for the precendent it sets. I'm very much hoping he walks out of court a free man. Once outside the court, he could get hit by a bus as far as I'm concerned. When we want we
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by computer 13y ago
My Linux system with Nvidia graphics easily gets a month uptime; I only reboot every now and then for updates and changes to the system. Never had an issue with the drivers, even when using them for 3d gaming with Steam. Now, don't get
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by computer 13y ago
Because it's the CCC, and they're very reputable.
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by computer 13y ago
Flash works just fine on Linux. Even out of the box, on many distributions.
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by computer 13y ago
I just went to http://www.bing.com/ for the first time in ages. It seems to have achievements/medals in the top right (the 0/5 thing). That seems like a very unprofessional thing for a company like Microsoft?
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by computer 13y ago
This reminds me of a similar incident where a customer accidentally got a similar message from the owners/management forwarded by customer support: according to the message, he was a "freak and a very weird dude." http:&#x2F
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by computer 13y ago
It can be fixed for general cases (like advertisers or drive-by-exploits): make WebRTC click-to-play. This also fixes the issue where any random site can use WebRTC to make your computer distribute peer to peer content of its choice (like b
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by computer 13y ago
Note that compilation is often not deterministic-- i.e. compile it again (even on the same PC) and you could get different output. The Tor project struggles with this, and is working on deterministic builds so anyone can verify that the sou
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How We Found All Of Optimizely's Clients(nerdydata.tumblr.com)
4 points by computer 13y ago|0 comments
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by computer 13y ago
It's for developers testing if their programs and apps still function properly. Not for consumers to get early access. Just run it in a VM.
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by computer 13y ago
Link to the actual mailinglist for context: https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2013-Septemb... The title of this post is not proven by its contents.
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by computer 13y ago
My CPU-limited nodes lost several MB/s in bandwidth, which I now suspect is caused by this. Note that the handshake is the CPU-limited part, so a CPU-limited node benefits (in terms of MB/s) from having few clients which use high

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