iSnow

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961.
by iSnow 13y ago
I see it as a violation of copyright case, not some obscure Kraut conspiracy.
962.
by iSnow 13y ago
I guess iCab is the last one still trying (as shareware): http://icab.de/
963.
by iSnow 13y ago
Google does (or did?, I only use the browser search field) that to the search page URL as well.
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by iSnow 13y ago
>The AFM has no jurisdiction over me, so they won't collect. As a US citizen living in the US, I am not subject to the absurdities of French laws, or French witch hunts. Just you wait till the transatlantic free-trade association is
965.
by iSnow 13y ago
> I just don't understand how the scam could work Because greed.
966.
by iSnow 13y ago
Usually this just means I go off to another page.
967.
by iSnow 13y ago
Looks like a buttfuck both pixelated and uncensored.
968.
by iSnow 13y ago
This is really nice, but what happens once it hits 4Chan?
969.
by iSnow 13y ago
Uh OK my bad, thanks for the clarification. Still, I'd doubt 4Chan would take down a torrent-friendly VPN provider ;)
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by iSnow 13y ago
Without empirical data, it is next to pointless to throw together some assumptions and model them. No, writing code is not the point here. Anyone can write code to do this kind of modeling. Reducing the huge amount of degrees of freedom in
971.
by iSnow 13y ago
If anything it would be the internet hate machine ( http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/internet-hate-machine ), but I don't see 4Chan mentioned. I doubt they'd participate in dDOSing a Tor provider, not your persona
972.
by iSnow 13y ago
Basically is is a very narrow market (~3.5b cap) and completely unregulated. So there is any amount of market manipulation. Furthermore, bitcoin holds the prospect of being deflationary - and this leads to a deflationary spiral right now.
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by iSnow 13y ago
Very droll to throw Russia in with western countries.
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by iSnow 13y ago
Again, which other western country (e.g. France, Germany) has been spying on top US officials? No weasel words please. It is perfectly well known that the US are the only such country to break the trust of their "friends".
975.
by iSnow 13y ago
This is a Dickensian nightmare that kind of reminds me of the workhouse of old. Only problem is we don't need oakum today.
976.
by iSnow 13y ago
> A lot of people will decide that they are entitled to that money Well, that's the point, isn't it?
977.
by iSnow 13y ago
>you can alleviate these negative effects by replacing a basic income guarantee with a basic job guarantee Since a lot of industrialized countries have had high unemployment for years, if not decades, that seems like an impossible idea.
978.
by iSnow 13y ago
That's toothing troubles. Smarter people store their coins offline or on a secure laptop only they control. Some years down the road, maybe we'll see large corporations offering exchange, escrow and hosted wallet services. Current
979.
by iSnow 13y ago
I guess in 2010, Neo4j did not have that much exposure as they have today. Still I concur that the author should not brush graph databases aside for something like a social network - they seem a better solution than a RDBMS.
980.
by iSnow 13y ago
I'd be much obliged if you provided any proof that one Western European country has been spying on a member of the US government. Because if you don't, this is all hand waving and smearing.
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by iSnow 13y ago
One of the Wikipedia world map SVG's could be used: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Blank_maps#World
982.
by iSnow 13y ago
Zerocoin is not a competing cryptocurrency but a way to anonymize transactions that could be integrated into bitcoin.
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by iSnow 13y ago
>The USD has had zero intrinsic value since the end of the gold standard. That's not entirely true. As long as it is the only legal tender in the US and taxes are paid in USD, it has intrinsic value.
984.
by iSnow 13y ago
Humble bragging meets survivor bias.
985.
by iSnow 13y ago
So they hosted at Hetzner and OVH, both extremely cheap hosters, and were surprised that things did not go smooth? Extremely professional.
986.
by iSnow 13y ago
Anyone is still using Java in the Browser?
987.
by iSnow 13y ago
Please. Installing MacOS is a breeze, you don't even need tweaks and installations via the command line unless you need a package manager. The point is that downgrading an OS is no fun and that's true for any OS.
988.
by iSnow 13y ago
Configure your NoScript options and uncheck "Forbid @font-face" (under Embeddings) and you are done.
989.
by iSnow 13y ago
Man, this brings back memories of MacOS 7.x, the last versions that could be downloaded free of charge. Only 20 years later, it again costs nothing. Nice.
990.
by iSnow 13y ago
Well, the A350 has a long and painful history, it should have flown for years if customers had not threatened to boycott it. I can't see a fast release schedule, considering the price of developing a new plane.

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