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by futhey 13y ago
Yeah, I saw an external link to some of the speakers, Definitely something I'm considering checking out.
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by futhey 13y ago
Oh that's genius, but $250 seems pretty steep for most people who JUST lost their shirt on a startup. The speakers must be first rate.
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by futhey 13y ago
How many years has microsoft owned skype now?
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by futhey 13y ago
They're cheap and ubiquitous, no one is looking for them, and the data can be fed from an anonymous prepaid SIM to a virtual number (Google voice, for example). Not surprised that this happened, surprised that the burglar was sophisticated
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by futhey 13y ago
We have a stupid amount in common, sent you an email with a question about something. I promise I'm not a recruiter.
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by futhey 13y ago
Yes, Mother, THIS is what I'm going to wear... (heh) I'm pretty lazy when it comes to passwords for services that don't house any private information, and livingsocial's buggy UI design heavily influenced my decision to use paypal in lieu o
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by futhey 13y ago
Withholding my opinion, but it's interesting. The solidcoin community seems to be plagued by mistrust, conspiracy theories, alternate views about directions for the project, etc. http://solidcoin.info/solidcoin-ready-for-bitcoin-collapse.p
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by futhey 13y ago
Yes, and in recent years Spaniards have been immigrating to South America to take incredible cuts in pay to do jobs (Often regardless of legal status) that require few of the qualifications, if any, they had earned in Spain.
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by futhey 13y ago
I created a calendar to try to manually discern the patterns in my own life, and it's been quite effective. Found your repo (0 watchers, haha), definitely a project that has piqued my interest. Keep us informed.
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by futhey 13y ago
I feel like I've fallen behind. I loved my beagleboard, opted out of the pandaboard, and was never interested in the raspberry pi. Beaglebone's a little cheaper, but I'm not sure what it's allure is supposed to be (The $88 version)? The new
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by futhey 13y ago
That's a really cool little tool, and I think you're building a very lucrative audience.
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by futhey 13y ago
Eurobus is so comfortable and inexpensive, I frequently found myself opting to spend more nights asleep on the bus when a comfortable hostel bed was available. I've done less than $500/mo in South America and S.E. Asia (Much nicer tropical
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by futhey 13y ago
Some solidcoin folks have some (seemingly) irrational beef, but 77Gbit/s?
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by futhey 13y ago
From my experience, Government work is broken, and it takes a very special type of person to consider it for the long haul. Once you complete your training, you're usually worth double your salary on the open market, or more. However, few i
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by futhey 13y ago
Great job! Could use a few more templates, but still recommending Strikingly to others!
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by futhey 13y ago
My first reaction is that this makes sense if you're counting restaurant owners, etc. Also, the media isn't going to draw attention to someone of average age doing something average, so the misconception seems expected, although I've met ve
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by futhey 13y ago
Only used LivingSocial once, thankfully I used my simpler "Untrusted" password, and not a more secure one.
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by futhey 13y ago
Great advice! Small typo, "relentless resourceful" should be "relentlessly resourceful", shouldn't it?
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by futhey 13y ago
Life usually makes me feel silly for using the term `never`. As a rule, I don't.
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by futhey 13y ago
Heartbreaking story. Law enforcement may very well be the worst form of justice, except for all of the rest...
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by futhey 13y ago
BYOB - Best of all worlds
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by futhey 13y ago
This is part of the reason I stopped using twitter and haven't looked back. It detracts from the overall UX.
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by futhey 13y ago
Heh, Ironically, I bet if he came to this website, bells and whistles would go off and he'd get a call about his internet activities.
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by futhey 13y ago
Lots of bad press for Seattle Tech today. Disappointing.
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by futhey 13y ago
"publishing 50,000 intelligence reports each year - a volume so large that many are routinely ignored" - I would contend this. It's simply an assumption. Many of their sources seem to be very junior to their respective organizations.
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by futhey 13y ago
I'm not arguing that it's not broken, but a majority of these people deal with foreign intelligence. Very little domestic terrorism is classified above secret (It needs to be the most accessible to decision makers and local/state government
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by futhey 13y ago
I'm not sure I want the ease of copying keys from a photo to be common knowledge.
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by futhey 14y ago
<BLINK> Your homepage is brilliant. </BLINK>
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by futhey 14y ago
I feel bad buying it through amazon so cheaply, knowing the delivery fees charged to authors. Looks great though!
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by futhey 14y ago
I haven't seen anything new in about a year now. Parallax has gotten better, some neat metro-inspired UIs have surfaced, but nothing game-changing has happened (Please, I want to be corrected).

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