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haarts
10y ago
Have you documented your endeavors somewhere? I'd be interested.
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haarts
10y ago
Amen
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haarts
10y ago
I am so confused about this all the time. My solution is to go see what Go is using: https://golang.org/src/crypto/rand/rand.go Trusting them to do the Right Thing. Is there a good reason why /dev/r
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haarts
10y ago
I'm going to print that on a tile: "The freelancer gives me less work, not more."
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haarts
10y ago
I'm surprised too. The Lemur (14") just got a CPU upgrade and looks enticing, from a hardware perspective. It's serviceable and can sport 32GB RAM and two disks. Unfortunately it's not a looker. But I'm getting fed
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haarts
10y ago
Perhaps that was a feature added after the article was written. It dates from January.
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haarts
10y ago
The roadmap seems to suggest at least some of your questions are answered: https://infinit.sh/documentation/roadmap
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haarts
11y ago
The linked movie up there.
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haarts
11y ago
The image accompanying the story doesn't seem to be the bond in question. The date on the bond states the year 1944, and the payments also start around that date. The last payment was done in 2003. Odd.
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haarts
11y ago
It's interesting to note that the highest ESI so far has been Kepler-62e with a score of 0.83 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_Similarity_Index ). So a score of 0.98 would seem significant.
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haarts
11y ago
There are many opportunities where you can make money here. Think about an arbitrage service in case of a dispute. Or an escrow service. Or a reputation service maybe? I think that the can be only One marketplace since it relies heavily on
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haarts
12y ago
I'm wondering if you could use a Pi effectively since I gathered that penetration testing is quite CPU intensive.
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haarts
12y ago
Yup: https://major.io/2015/02/03/linux-support-dell-xps-13-9343-2... iFixit gave the laptop quite a good score too: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Dell+XPS+13+Teardown/36157
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haarts
12y ago
How does it compare with Open Transactions ( http://opentransactions.org )?
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haarts
12y ago
If you want to build the extension and your aliases don't work add "shopt -s expand_aliases" to the compile.sh file.
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haarts
13y ago
Textsecure != Telegram. Textsecure is a replacement for SMS/text messages and Telegram for Whatsapp type messages. Totally different things.
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haarts
13y ago
I fully agree. Everybody can surely agree this is vastly better that WhatsApp despite it's shortcomings.
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haarts
13y ago
Leaving your email address won't preorder the phone but lets them notify you when preordering starts. A bit unclear to me too.
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haarts
13y ago
It's a press release from 2008. I don't quite see why it appears here now.
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haarts
13y ago
I think it goes a bit far to call a couple of nutjobs 'jihadists'. And the fact that someone traveled through one of our airports doesn't mean we have a structural problem.
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haarts
13y ago
Storing voice (audio) data is not what the article says. I'd imagine you transcribe the audio to text and search in that. Storing text is incredibly easy. Besides you can throw away 99.9% of the data almost immediately. I'm actual
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haarts
13y ago
How does it differ from Postman ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/postman-rest-clien... )? Seems that both solve the same problem.
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haarts
13y ago
I think you will. Perhaps not so much when using oh-my-zsh but when you want to tweak your prompt I find fish's syntax far more sane.
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haarts
13y ago
Couldn't you just switch shell in the (presumably) rare case when you want to run a bash shell script?
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haarts
14y ago
It has 4GB of it. https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/devices/chromebook-pix... scoll down, click 'full specs'
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haarts
14y ago
Why?
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haarts
14y ago
What if the guy had an open Wifi router? And the neighbors downloaded a movie? This goes to show law enforcement does not know what they are doing. I run a node as well and noticed other (far less severe) downsides of doing so. Registering
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haarts
14y ago
I found the whole Tuur Demeester (a disciple of Ludwig von Mises https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_von_Mises ) analysis rather inflammatory and left leaning. Still a good read if only for a perspective change.
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haarts
14y ago
I'm not sure about the balance part, but I do know that they basically have the block chain on their server(s) and verified it's integrity. Still, now I have to trust some third party.
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haarts
14y ago
I couldn't agree more. The user experience is downright terrible. And when you eventually catch up but don't run the client for a couple of days your stuck in purgatory again.
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