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jothezero
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jothezero
7y ago
Does a sub-routine starts with : salam aleykoum ?
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jothezero
7y ago
You can increase your luck outcome simply by trying more.
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jothezero
7y ago
My last post was satirical about the stake, but it is exactly why I mentioned it. I feel like we are in the dark era of Christianity burning witches and dissidents. The More Things Change, The More They Remain The Same.
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jothezero
7y ago
I think China might be a great market for micro transaction based games. This is why Blizzard is acting like this.
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jothezero
7y ago
Once tried to step up and say that a certain article should not be on Hacker News. Got down-voted down to the abysses. Obviously, the article was an anti-trump article.
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jothezero
7y ago
Pretty sure it will cause chaos when a certain line will be crossed.
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jothezero
7y ago
firebase, I encrypt the data with a hardcoded key in the extension. Mostly a prototype. Never launched. Have a look : https://github.com/JonathanFillion/chat-extension
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jothezero
7y ago
I've built the same on chrome not so long ago. Mine is probably uglier than yours. I support you because the comment blocking hysteria these days is getting a bit too much. Let me know if you would like to see what I built on chrome.
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jothezero
7y ago
Most of governments are locked-in windows and will for a while.
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jothezero
7y ago
Eternal debate.
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jothezero
7y ago
Not the first article about this kind of stuff. Police departments can do whatever they want to obtain leads (as long as it is legal (Gray area)). I will be worried when they will start using technology instead of judges.
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jothezero
8y ago
>From now on, whenever a computer crime is suspected I'll make sure to forward your name as a lead on >the off-chance that you had anything to do with the crime. Policing start from any leads available, not evidences. Evidences a
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jothezero
8y ago
<The technology provides leads for investigators, but ultimately identifying suspects is a human-based decision-making process, not a computer-based one.> It does provide leads to police officers, which is a great tool. Many criminals
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jothezero
8y ago
The kind of subject I love...!!
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jothezero
8y ago
Bullshit, not usa workers
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jothezero
8y ago
A political piece of text (to not say crap)
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jothezero
8y ago
Sounds about right, at least it is setting the path towards it
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jothezero
8y ago
This is making a good case for death penalty.
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jothezero
8y ago
By screaming at the child, hitting the child, taking drugs around the child.... Keep the easy questions coming.
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jothezero
9y ago
Technology will evolve. Good points.