iRobbery

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by iRobbery 9y ago
apparently you don't really know what clickbait is, though i do know what you mean, and i think thats correct, though not more correct then to say the title has a clickbait factor. And if you think this title wasn't thought of to
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by iRobbery 9y ago
While i understand you both. A title is a title. And the title claims 'heat' not reflecting infrared wavelengths between 8 and 13 micrometers. And imho 'heat' is more then certain ranges of infrared wavelengths. So in th
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by iRobbery 9y ago
Practical state of AI is image classification, so if you tie that to a weapon and program it to fire at 'its will', yes. Though it'd still not call that intelligence, so in that point of view no. And even in the first case, i
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by iRobbery 9y ago
I see the irony here :)
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by iRobbery 9y ago
but! Does one still have to shake it and wait to see the image 'appear'?
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by iRobbery 9y ago
If i would have signed up for a mailing by a bookstore, i'd only really care about specific recommendations for me. Just a single title, based on set preferences/previous purchases and not too often. Bit like parties as Netflix do
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by iRobbery 9y ago
nice! note, if i double click some country (with react-motion one e.g.) it also starts to select text from the paragraph below. * on osx Safari
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by iRobbery 9y ago
I'm surprised to hear a webapp dev say it is the first time he hears about leaking traffic to third parties. Kind of worrying.
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by iRobbery 9y ago
Consider hosting all web resources and dependencies on your own domain(s). I don't need google, cloudfront etc etc to know i'm using a certain web application. Certainly not if i was paying for it.
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by iRobbery 9y ago
Did arpanet already have porn? Then i blame men are whacking it more since 1969...
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by iRobbery 9y ago
If there is one, that must be an offline developer that doesn't communicate with other developers and missed adobes' own notification adobe adobe flash ( https://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/2015/11/
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by iRobbery 9y ago
In The Netherlands too, cant wait till i can shout at my co-worker to convert some image to it.
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by iRobbery 9y ago
I think he/she is simply referring to 'paying people to do something you want' principle. Which has worked since money exists i guess. Therefor not so surprising this would work as reported.
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by iRobbery 9y ago
I thought it was a 'Black Mirror' episode title that i missed at first glance..
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by iRobbery 9y ago
i cant seem to find any references to the 'no need for a parking place, no need for gas, brings two people at least, police not that much of a hassle when you cycle drunk (and if you really drank too much, you cant cycle...), usually i
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by iRobbery 9y ago
why does this site mess with my 'back' history?
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by iRobbery 9y ago
Whatever you do make sure you can host the ad banners or so yourself. A slow ad-network is killing for your traffic.
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by iRobbery 9y ago
for real? i mean isn't that something those secret agencies should have done so already by fancy machine learning and stuff? And i remember, if you ask something, like a phone-number (of a girl in a club), you don't always get the
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by iRobbery 9y ago
Heh heard that one, and the always very convincing answer in a discussion to do or not do certain things... "if it is on the checklist, then.. it is on the checklist"
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by iRobbery 9y ago
At a cultural level, when you have to convince somebody of something, isnt that generally a bad approach if you want somebody to change their view? Though, Keeping thIngs Simply Stupid, is really the only lesson one has to know/learn.
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by iRobbery 9y ago
startcom CA, i've noticed this seems broken more often. Maybe not included in all CA-Cert collections for some operating systems.
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by iRobbery 9y ago
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2073024/BBCs-little-...
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by iRobbery 10y ago
i agree, though i'm worried about the security it actually offers and what protocols and ciphers are still considered secure. Next PCI DSS will require most services to be using (and not honoring lower then) TLSv1.2; i'm not sure
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by iRobbery 10y ago
Depends who you ask, for you probably not that much. For mickeysoft however... new territory to sell licenses to at some point. [edit] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sql-server/sql-server-2016-p... It would have
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by iRobbery 10y ago
"Tech companies don't charge based on marginal cost. They charge based on marginal cost" ??
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by iRobbery 10y ago
First question/thing i wonder about is if this printers toner does last as long as expected instead of those you get with printers generally.
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by iRobbery 10y ago
Though from what i can see, the GMC looks to be still drivable? The tesla seems totalled.
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by iRobbery 10y ago
sending referrals to a site or handling payments are quite different. There are plenty of definitions of the word taxi in many languages that simply mean a person transporting you from a to b exchange for money. Doesnt say it gets exchange
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by iRobbery 10y ago
And you cannot get a nice idea or realisation, gain some knowledge when you are doing something considered 'leisure'? Must be interesting hanging out with you outside office hours. (also not saying anything was better, i like it a
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by iRobbery 10y ago
Ah okay i didn't think of that, that is a pity then yes, as travelling broadens/opens the mind better then cannabis hehe. Specially seeing how other people have to live, struggle or live glamorous, etc. Using cannabis (being high)

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