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jalgos_eminator
8y ago
Imagine if cameras could read your retinas and identify you like in Minority Report ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bXJ_obaiYQ ). Though we're not there yet, facial recognition tech is almost ready for something simi
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http://www.whichfaceisreal.com/results.php?r=0&p=0&i1=fakeim... I wonder where they get their real images from...
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8y ago
I tried. The modem didn't work. It was on the approved list. Had a tech come out, he installed a Comcast router and it worked. They waived the rental fee for 6 months. As much as I hate Comcast, I hate not having internet more.
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8y ago
I started checking Flightradar24 after seeing a few planes circle above my office building one day. Never knew that transponder data was so accessible!
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8y ago
What kind of viral marketing campaign is this for?
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8y ago
Can we just do this already? Nobody these days has a genuine argument as to why cannabis should still be illegal to grow and posses. Honestly if there's one thing that Trump could do to win a teeny bit of respect from liberals it woul
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8y ago
> From 1980 through 2001 How about through 1999? It seems dubiously arbitrary to use 21 years, the end of which just happens to be when the dot-com bubble burst...
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Its still unbelievable to me how much these phones cost. It feels like a bubble itself, but a bubble of consumer spending. Someone tell me I'm wrong, but it feels like eventually people will realize that they don't need the newe
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I'm afraid that this is just how capitalism works. People have to vote with their dollars, and right now they are voting for Facebook.
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Well, I did watch a couple "yugowave" videos, so maybe that has something to do with it.
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"Men I Trust" from Quebec. This is the song that started it for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IZKcb3LndA
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypknY6nIDe0 Check the comments. It looks like there were plenty of people who had the same experience as me.
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8y ago
Say what you want about YouTube recommended political videos, but I have found some absolutely great music because it showed up in my recommended. A small Canadian band showed up in my recommended and that first song captivated me. Then
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Yeah, I really would too. It always irks me when some highly successful businessman gives a talk about "do what you love and you will find success". As if billions of people before him that weren't particularly successful
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8y ago
If its not yours, you can't take possession of it. Just because it is currently resting on a sidewalk doesn't mean that it is any less the property of someone. Besides, most cities have a formal process to determine if a vehicle
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8y ago
It sounds like you were reading a subtext that isn't there.
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8y ago
There's a big difference between healthy competition and dick measuring contests.
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If RISC-V can create a low cost-of-entry development pipeline with freely available building blocks, then people will still flock to it over ARM even if the price goes way down. Its the same reason that Linux is far and away the most popul