glitch003

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by glitch003 11y ago
I'm not sure how well the search actually works. I searched for "fart" in the "Search email text" field, and it returns 2 emails as results, but they don't contain the word "fart" as far as I can tel
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by glitch003 11y ago
I've had good success with gigster.com
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by glitch003 12y ago
They could have a legitimate concern for rogue wifi networks that use the same SSID as their legitimate wifi network. But that's the only legitimate concern, and it can be stopped by allowing hotels to _only_ block wifi networks that
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This website will send you a box every month for your cat to play in(catainer.club)
1 points by glitch003 12y ago|2 comments
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by glitch003 12y ago
That's a really great example of reusing capable hardware. The clipper card system used in the Bay Area by BART etc is technically capable of this as well, but it hasn't been implemented and probably never will :(
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by glitch003 12y ago
But unlike every other for-profit company on the planet, the MTA is a public benefit corporation. The MTA is at least partly-funded by real-estate taxes.
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by glitch003 12y ago
It doesn't just blurt the message out, it tells you who it's from and asks if you want to hear it. At least that's how my Moto X works. Example: (Phone): New text message from John Smith. Would you like to hear it? (You): Y
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by glitch003 12y ago
What seems more likely to me is a hybrid ARM / x86 machine that switches dynamically between processors, kind of like how some macs can switch dynamically between their integrated and discrete GPUs.
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by glitch003 12y ago
There is some quantitative truth to what he said, actually. San Francisco does have more single people than other cities, and in fact has almost 12% more single people than St. Louis does. So probabilistically speaking, there is a higher
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by glitch003 12y ago
Shopify already provided BitPay checkout and has for many months, so those 100,000+ online stores already had access to a bitcoin checkout option. Source: I operate a shopify bitcoin store
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by glitch003 12y ago
I don't think they have to, since this is not a bicycle.
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by glitch003 12y ago
You should get a bitcoin client :)
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by glitch003 12y ago
From the article: "The G Watch never sleeps. Its Always-on display allows you to check the time and see new information at a glance without touching it."
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by glitch003 12y ago
You've seen this, right? https://moto360.motorola.com/ Although not that that thin, it does look like an actual watch and not a house arrest ankle monitor, IMO.
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by glitch003 12y ago
I turned in my July 2012 MBPr about a month ago for the screen burn in issues. It went almost exactly like this: "This is a real issue, if you can show proof of screen burn in on your LG screen, we'll immediately replace it for y
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by glitch003 12y ago
Unless we hard fork...
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by glitch003 12y ago
If you're storing the entire blockchain on a USB key to "avoid hacks", you're doing it wrong. An offline live-CD or USB key has no need to store the entire blockchain if you just want to store coins and keep them safe.
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by glitch003 13y ago
You just described Ripple.
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Wikipedia: Are you evil?(en.wikipedia.org)
26 points by glitch003 13y ago|8 comments
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by glitch003 13y ago
>Personally, I would probably get something like a Raspberry Pi (if it's beefy enough) with a Linux distro which runs straight from RAM just for Bitcoin transactions. This is basically exactly what you're talking about: http:&
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by glitch003 13y ago
Not if you run your retina display in it's native resolution, which I do (2880x1800 and everything is tiny as hell!)
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by glitch003 13y ago
Does it work if you spoof your user agent? Just curious.
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by glitch003 13y ago
Yes but as someone said above, pigs are also particularly intelligent animals, and we eat the hell out of them. So how can you reconcile those two things?
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by glitch003 13y ago
I have a 192.40.x.x address assigned to a VPS I have from a small random hosting company in colorado.
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by glitch003 13y ago
>Fingerprints can't be changed if compromised Sure they can, it's just really, really painful ;)
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by glitch003 13y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure Apple's new iOS7 activation lock has not been defeated yet. Keep in mind that if these criminals can't figure it out by googling it, they will give up and move on. The typica
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by glitch003 13y ago
When will the creators of Ripple explain why they've premined all the Ripples and kept most of them for themselves?
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by glitch003 13y ago
Why? Person embeds image in the doc or html file http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-iarq5sjWDWc/TWRxt8nPegI/AAAAAAAAA_... and then when the document is opened, Word (or LibreOffice in this case) tries to pull down the ima
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by glitch003 13y ago
Exactly. So if you didn't install the Apple crap, you would just have to track down the IP of the RPi somehow and use that instead of the fancy "coder.local" hostname
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by glitch003 13y ago
You absolutely don't have to install the apple Bonjour crap to use this. The only thing that is used for is the automatic .local hostname resolution. Essentially, the Raspberry Pi has the netatalk package on it which allows it to broa

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