jarman

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by jarman 11y ago
Adultery is contract breach - you are not culpable unless you are part of that contract Murder is rights violation - you are in 'contract' by being human in society - you always can be culpable
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by jarman 11y ago
Yes, lunix is soviet hacking tool, along with "Comet Cursor", "Bonzi Buddy" and "Flash". http://www.adequacy.org/stories/2001.12.2.42056.2147.html
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by jarman 11y ago
I don't have problem with 'encourage and facilitate' - blame lies 100% on one committing adultery. But they deserve being hunted down by lynch mob of defrauded cheaters for that removal fee extortion.
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by jarman 11y ago
And (at approximately same time) rejection of darwinism has stopped soviet regime from inducing famines, using slave labour and purges. Except it did not.
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by jarman 11y ago
Imageboards implement such system, by having plain hyperlink(s) to parent(s) in post body, and JS to produce backlinks and convenient navigation
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by jarman 11y ago
Apple decides to perform PR stunt to benefit from hysteria, while fucking over publishers/developers. Steam perform PR stunt by giving one game promotion. I don't see how it is bad taste, especially compared to Apple actions.
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by jarman 11y ago
>could recast the same argument in terms of races No you cannot > black people don't deserve the rights of citizens You are not recasting argument. You just add racism on top of it, then claim original argument to be racist >w
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by jarman 11y ago
If VPN is broken, you still need to break SSH
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by jarman 11y ago
Such popups are not distinguishable from any other part of the page, so only sure way to get rid of them is to burn everything with NoScript.
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by jarman 11y ago
Especially considering that protocol will be bound to expensive, long-living and heavily certified hardware, so it will stay there for decades.
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by jarman 11y ago
>They don't want "viable", they want blockbuster. They want predictable profit. If machine learning will allow producers to make better predictions on niche market - they will go there too
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by jarman 11y ago
When js is disabled, fixed-positioned, 100% width, 100% height sidebar takes all page, hiding text
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by jarman 11y ago
False flag has way more FUN-inciting potential.
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by jarman 11y ago
Problem is probably not in boundary setting, but in bot positioning. Anything fancier than beacons would raise production or support costs too much for mass consumer product
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by jarman 11y ago
Well, one toy file format more
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by jarman 11y ago
Get two copies from two different sources, with different watermarks
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by jarman 12y ago
>educate their people (like the Russians seem to do) Russian here and having hysterical fit now.
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by jarman 12y ago
Depends on symbol implementations and intended usage. For example Erlang symbols are deeply ingrained into language, and vm doesn't even garbage collects them, so creating symbols from user data is basically giving user 'crush vm&
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by jarman 12y ago
>Monetizing The Eschaton - Credit card-reading donation plate / tip jar Catholics already did it http://i.imgur.com/e77Sy4t.jpg
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by jarman 12y ago
We need software to protect privacy, not security cargo-cult and bizzare homebrew encryption schemes >... The first step is always optical, and that is an exchange of an AES 256bit key, plus an authentication key, and so those are the ke
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by jarman 12y ago
>The light sells for around $20,000 ... the firm typically sells the machine to holistic therapy businesses. No, I don't see any glowing 'SNAKE OIL' signs here, not at all.
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by jarman 12y ago
Because buzzwords
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by jarman 12y ago
https://archive.org/web/
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by jarman 12y ago
>exactly the same That's why. People take pleasure in expressing base instinctive behavior (and Tinder is mate choosing, refined to laboratory grade purity), but like to pretend it's something more dignified, not something that
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by jarman 12y ago
>identical constantly replaceable consumable that the algorithms steer across a dozen generations, mating them and connecting them together to father the algorithms' own silicon ends Surprisingly precise description of life (up to s
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by jarman 12y ago
Only way to make it unnecessary is either by making people perfectly tolerant, or perfectly uniform. In both cases it won't be people anymore
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by jarman 12y ago
What data can they capture and log, beyond data captured and logged at any website?
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by jarman 12y ago
1/r^3 = 1/r^2 (falloff in vacuum) * 1/r (light absorption by air)
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by jarman 12y ago
Novelty + positive feedback loop + marketing. Yo is not million dollar idea, it's combination of luck and successful marketing that brought money
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by jarman 12y ago
This use case is covered by any instant messaging application.

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