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by cstrat 13y ago
What are the domains? Maybe someone here is interested...
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by cstrat 13y ago
It is always interesting to see how where the big hitters of the web came from and what their roots were. Looks like the team behind Kick Starter had a pretty solid vision considering they stuck to it for so long until the final release. Re
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by cstrat 13y ago
I believe all they did was block US users from seeing the website - there is no way to block users from transacting with Satoshidice.
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by cstrat 13y ago
Yeah it isn't down for me in Australia
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by cstrat 13y ago
"because of the punitive taxes Norway’s government levies on cars with big, gas-guzzling engines" I guess people wanting a fast modern car would have to pay out their nose for one if its fossil fuel powered.
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by cstrat 13y ago
I hope to see the Telsa become a big hit in Australia. Right now I couldn't have one since my apartment complex wouldn't support charging - however if the government ran a subsidy program to retrofit complexes I would definitely l
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by cstrat 13y ago
I think you had caps lock on when writing your title. Personally I saw and read that release note and didn't think much of it at all. Looking at it now I totally overlooked the dig at Clear.
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by cstrat 13y ago
I suspect that the people that have been caught were previously known to authorities. The articles don't ever point to the Silk Road shut down as providing any useful information to authorities other than all the buyer reviews...
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by cstrat 13y ago
This is clearly a scammer trying to get money from people. I wish I could vote down...
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by cstrat 13y ago
weird, the site actually works fine for me... (australia)
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by cstrat 13y ago
This is the first kickstarter HN post that will not cost me any money! Normally I end up clicking the link, then choosing to pledge :)
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by cstrat 13y ago
Article works now :) I also noticed that you changed the theme from a svbtle one to a custom one - a welcome change, I dislike seeing the svbtle theme used on other blogs. You make some valid points in the article, but not sure how you come
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by cstrat 13y ago
the NSAs only weakness exposed! HTTP headers. this will end the tyranny. we finally got them by the balls with this one!
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by cstrat 13y ago
using jumbo frames kind of goes the opposite way the author has intended, right?? in their tests they are aiming for highest PPS - not the most efficient use of the link... i would agree that an interesting test would be to see how much dat
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by cstrat 13y ago
:( Not found.
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by cstrat 13y ago
Very cool! I always knew how it worked but it was nice to see the animation play out.
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by cstrat 13y ago
I actually to read what you wrote but your site is down...
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by cstrat 13y ago
Nice write up, so you're saying that even though you can push the limits of Ethernet locally, it won't help you once you hit a router. I would love to have access to a Gbps connection to the internet... stuck with my 15Mbps ADSL.
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by cstrat 13y ago
haha yeah i saw that and had a giggle.
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by cstrat 13y ago
For the audience to provide constructive feedback you need to give us something to work with. On face value the idea seems solid enough but there is nothing for us to provide feedback on. The landing page looks decent, I am not a fan of the
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by cstrat 13y ago
Yeah the conversation spiel is tacky to say the least...
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by cstrat 13y ago
At my work they have allowed the TouchID to be used with our security policy. I just haven't shelled out the money to buy a new phone.
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by cstrat 13y ago
The answer is probably no, but does it work if you've got sunglasses on?? I know that Picasa's face detection works even if I am wearing sunglasses... thats the only reason I ask.
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by cstrat 13y ago
Reading the title I attributed the faulty electronics as being a Sonos product.
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by cstrat 13y ago
This came to mind when I saw what you've created - http://xkcd.com/927/ Although I do believe that there is value in someone forking PHP and standardising everything in this fashion... just throwing out the legacy
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by cstrat 13y ago
I haven't been able to watch the video because I am at work, but I do have a question. The statistics on mining now show that it is quite unprofitable - http://blockchain.info/stats Even if those figures are taken with
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by cstrat 13y ago
To be honest, I really enjoyed EE. I answered enough questions to earn VIP and even had shirts and things sent to me. However I ended up letting my experience lapse, and I lost my VIP status and from then on I was bummed. If you aren't
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by cstrat 13y ago
Back when I was at university I did a lot of work on rent-a-coder, now vWorker. Initially it was hard to win business, the first few jobs I did were worth almost nothing. After I did those smaller jobs and built some rep I found that local
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by cstrat 13y ago
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by cstrat 13y ago
I am really surprised that Australia drives more revenue than Germany, Canada or France. All have much greater populations and all are similarly wealthy nations. However language probably is a factor...

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