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How to Make Passwords That Cannot Be Compromised by Torture or Coercion
(technologyreview.com)
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The Pain of Watching Your Country Fall Apart
(huffingtonpost.com)
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10y ago
What would you say was the best choice when Rails appeared? Since then, has Rails been the best choice at any point, in your opinion?
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The Suicide of Venezuela
(joelhirst.wordpress.com)
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11y ago
Reward systems of any kind need to be very, very carefully designed, otherwise they are vulnerable to perverse incentives. Unfortunately, there can't be a single chink in the armor.
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Restriction on what search results Google can show ARE restrictions on speech. Google is being impeded from speaking in such cases, and those searching are being impeded from hearing.
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Handmade Marble Music Machine
(popularmechanics.com)
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Bitrot Detector Beta Test
(domador.net)
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Yes, the long, narrow font Wired now uses for headlines is hard to read and pretty ugly. At least it's not the even-harder to read, even narrower font used for the credits at the bottom of movie posters.
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Companies Should Be as Mad About Amazon’s Ban as Shoppers
(wired.com)
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Very interesting, but I'd like to see more data for each country. (For instance, an average salary of around $21,000 was posted for Nepal, but this might be unduly influenced by one or two data points in the $70,000 range.) Displayin
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Death in the city: what happens when all our cemeteries are full?
(theguardian.com)
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Death in the city: what happens when all our cemeteries are full?
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The pop star and the prophet
(bbc.com)
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The pop star and the prophet
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How about a word for the realization that one isn't as unique as one thinks? (It's a common reality, but probably a rare realization.)
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When Drones Fall from the Sky (2014)
(washingtonpost.com)
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What is your city / country?
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Freedom of Panorama in Europe in 2015
(meta.wikimedia.org)
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I've long been a zero-based-index-loving geek, but I'm now coming around to preferring one-based indices in programming. Hopefully in the near future I'll write a blog post detailing why. Regarding the article itself... sorr
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11y ago
It seems there are now several sites that provide this highly desirable service. Good! (Shameless plug: Here's the one I made a few years ago:) http://hhn.domador.net/
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I had always wondered how iTunes and other digital music services go about verifying a musician's ownership of his or her songs when they're initially uploaded. If this article represents a pattern, the answer would be "blin
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What I desire from Wikipedia
(hashcollisions.com)
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Location: Mexico City, Mexico Remote: Yes, I'd prefer remote work Willing to relocate: No (I've just relocated from Costa Rica to Mexico) Technologies: Xojo (Real Basic), Ruby, C, PHP, shell scripting. Currently working on adding
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SEEKING WORK Location: Mexico City, Mexico Remote: Yes, I'd prefer remote work Technologies: Xojo (Real Basic), Ruby, C, PHP, shell scripting. Currently working on adding AngularJS and Javascript to this set (with others to follow). Re
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SEEKING WORK Location: Mexico City, Mexico Remote: Yes, I'd prefer remote work Technologies: Xojo (Real Basic), Ruby, C, PHP, shell scripting. Currently working on adding AngularJS and Javascript to this set (with others to follow). Re
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Location: Mexico City, Mexico Remote: Yes, I'd prefer remote work Willing to relocate: No (I've just relocated from Costa Rica to Mexico) Technologies: Xojo (Real Basic), Ruby, C, PHP, shell scripting. Currently working on adding
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SEEKING WORK Location: Mexico City, Mexico Remote: Yes, I'd prefer remote work Technologies: Xojo (Real Basic), Ruby, C, PHP, shell scripting. Currently working on adding AngularJS and Javascript to this set (with others to follow). Re
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Location: Mexico City, Mexico Remote: Yes, I'd prefer remote work Willing to relocate: No (I've just relocated from Costa Rica to Mexico) Technologies: Xojo (Real Basic), Ruby, C, PHP, shell scripting. Currently working on adding
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Location: Mexico City, Mexico Remote: Yes, I'd prefer remote work Willing to relocate: No (I've just relocated from Costa Rica to Mexico) Technologies: Xojo (Real Basic), Ruby, C, PHP, shell scripting. Currently working on adding
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