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by ff7c11 9y ago
why not pickle :) :)
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by ff7c11 10y ago
Is there a way I can just not obey the collision domain and transmit over someone else anyway? Would that allow me to skip the queue or would nobody get any service?
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by ff7c11 10y ago
Proposal for turning: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQnZFkKwGFU&t=1m51s
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by ff7c11 11y ago
It had been on the cards for quite some time. Like everyone, I'm hoping for a massive change in pricing structure.
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by ff7c11 11y ago
The content rating systems should help parents make choices about what apps are acceptable. They should reflect whether the app can record information about the child.
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by ff7c11 11y ago
I like that analogy
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by ff7c11 11y ago
Randomise the destinations as well. Will play havoc with the terrorists.
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by ff7c11 11y ago
This is cooler than the Berlin one tbh
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by ff7c11 11y ago
Ah. So no use in real-time if there is an unplanned delay as the map will show that the train just went past you when in fact it didn't. Shame.
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by ff7c11 11y ago
I thought the same. But I can't actually come up with a good reason. Maybe German trains are so punctual that you can infer their position anyway. Can someone in Berlin measure the lag? Next time I'm back there I might test it.
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by ff7c11 11y ago
Was glad to see them using OpenStreetMap.
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by ff7c11 11y ago
Popular Science article about this http://www.popsci.com/pigeons-can-identify-malignant-cancer
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by ff7c11 11y ago
Misfolded proteins also cause Alzheimer's disease. They are the number one reason why cannibalism is bad. If you eat a human brain with misfolded human proteins (prions) it can cause your proteins to misfold. I think.
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by ff7c11 11y ago
Not going to happen. "Biohacking" is 100% hype. 0% science. On insulin specifically: http://blog.indysci.org/insulin-is-hard-but-not-impossible/
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by ff7c11 11y ago
Best comment on page so far: QUICK, HURRY We need to quickly ban this SMS technology to prevent the next attack.
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Paris Attackers Coordinated via Unencrypted SMS(techdirt.com)
21 points by ff7c11 11y ago|3 comments
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by ff7c11 11y ago
What does this comment mean?
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by ff7c11 11y ago
Why is this better than the Content Security Policy header where you can specify a hash or the hash attribute on a script tag?
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by ff7c11 11y ago
What do I use this for? - confused out of touch javascript dev
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by ff7c11 11y ago
I quite liked the score sheet and playback plugin
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by ff7c11 12y ago
In print: I like how net magazine uses netm.ag/description-123 for any links so it's easy to type and doesn't take up too much space. This also gives analytics for print articles where you normally can't watch whether a
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by ff7c11 12y ago
I love the use of Google's Latin-English dictionary. Which amazingly also includes the word microwave.
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by ff7c11 12y ago
5-second flashing gifs :(
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by ff7c11 12y ago
Oooh I like this a lot. Very clever. How many trigrams do you actually choose from?
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by ff7c11 12y ago
Yeah use of zxcvbn is a problem. Minilock's key strength checking goes[0]: key.length > 32 && zxcvbn(key).entropy > 100 Firstly minilock allows the following: zxcvbn(". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ").en
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by ff7c11 12y ago
I think so you can use it from any computer anywhere with just the passphrase to derive the key and don't need to carry and secure a file.
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by ff7c11 12y ago
They call it ...a free, open way to make every house ... and then they say The mapcode algorithms and data tables may not be altered in any way not very open
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by ff7c11 12y ago
Ok, but the lifestyle of just hoping on a plane somewhere to get into the mind of an explorer requires you to be getting funding from somewhere (though perhaps not dev work)
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by ff7c11 12y ago
http://microformats.org/wiki/h-resume looks good as you can choose how you want to display the data as well as allowing parsing to JSON if you want
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by ff7c11 12y ago
see also https://mohayonao.github.io/CoffeeCollider/

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