ethanbond

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4021.
by ethanbond 13y ago
So I take it the author can fix any brand of car and would, without missing a beat, answer questions like "where's the expansion tank?" I'm so tired of "tech savvy" people simultaneously sitting on their high c
4022.
by ethanbond 13y ago
Uh, even aside from the invaluable life experience of college, the plan financial statistics disagree.
4023.
by ethanbond 13y ago
It seems if you're building an app that needs lots of security you should be able to discover this answer on your own or find someone who can work with you in discovering this answer? Products built on even the most bulletproof platfor
4024.
by ethanbond 13y ago
Just like a normal train would - you route off the main track. As far as actually stopping it, it could just be a "rail gun in reverse" which would allow it to regain a huge portion of its energy upon deceleration.
4025.
by ethanbond 13y ago
It doesn't need to be a standing wave, it doesn't need to be from LA - NY (it only needs to be the length of the train), and it doesn't need to be in an enclosed tube.
4026.
by ethanbond 13y ago
Or the US dollar (or any fiat currency).
4027.
by ethanbond 13y ago
Yeah, you're considered a money transmitter under FinCEN. There are regulations, look up the memo from FinCEN.
4028.
by ethanbond 13y ago
We wiretap the hell out of their citizens.
4029.
by ethanbond 13y ago
Palantir makes multiple products. What their rep said is they sell a product that happens to be called Prism, and that product is used for banking. Do a bit of reading and you'd also discover some high-ups in Palantir got there after a
4030.
by ethanbond 14y ago
You don't have to decrypt anything no matter what. You can't be compelled to give up the key.
4031.
by ethanbond 14y ago
Yeah, no. Did you go to an Ivy or any elite university? My guess would be no, because you're wrong.