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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I assume the Russians want him to apply for asylum there? What I can't figure out: Why wouldn't the US prefer to have him in Ecuador rather than Russia (ie, by canceling his passport)? because it would be a helluva lot easier to
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Before this is over, I suspect that folks will migrate to LTC over BTC. Currency concentration is one of several reasons.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Preemptive answer to a question that should get asked: NCUA is the equivalent of FDIC for credit unions.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> "She also threatened legal action against whoever had leaked the document." I posted elsewhere, but is more appropriate here: The document itself struck me as checking for leaks. (Misspelled "hight"? No stamp?)
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> Any explanation to such strange thing? One possibility is that the Ecuador embassy was checking for leaks.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
From the reviews: This is a killer data center.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> Christian and most probably observe or note Easter. This was already on HN at the time: There is no agreement on a date for Easter.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> so targeting him in that way makes little sense. The fact that others have the same info means that it makes a lot of sense. Not a lot of people have the backbone to carry on after someone has been made an example. And those that do
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> no third entity should ever have a copy of the unencrypted message at any given time. The first company that offers serious client-side encryption (with steganography + noise thrown in for good measure) is going to make a bundle. Hin
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I hope Glenn has also thought about what should happen if he has a sudden car accident.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Aha, it's because they think their income will go up from donations of individuals? That makes more sense.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> without (a) having to pay tax on them as income, But that is my point: The expenses write off against the revenue in the biz, so there's no point in creating a separate org. There can't be sizeable income left in the separa
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
It's a bit bizarre honestly. Operations are all deductions, and so write off against revenue. Why would somebody take expenses off they P&L?
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> To the OP, I suggest you launch with 3.x and upgrade immediately after to 4 and start taking note of deprecations. I think this is the most likely outcome. Thanks again to everyone for the discussion too.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Thank you for this info.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> Is it painful? Of course. But it isn't death. No, but firing somebody who is the head of household and has major medical issues at home, is a helluva lot more serious than 4th down.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> As an aside, how is the jquery-fileupload thing? I don't have a good answer: Fine to program with, but certainly took some doing for our particular need. (We had a number of requirements that made the "easy" out-of-t
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> Depends on the size of your Gemfile. Really, it's not large. The things I'm most worried about are gem 'carrierwave' gem 'jquery-fileupload-rails' gem 'jquery-datatables-rails' gem &
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> I’m scared. Congratulations: You're normal. Look at it this way: You are commanding on a battlefield, there are a helluva lot of guys about to die. If you freeze up, they all die. So make some fucking decisions, save as many
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Ug. We have a new website that is coming out in about a month. Enough mileage on 3.2 that it's too painful to consider delaying, but hate the thought of doing the upgrade later. Would love opinions from the HN gallery as to whether a
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> This is definitely an issue, but I wouldn't say that Apple refuses to touch it. I should have qualified it as: Apple refuses to touch it if you've owned the iPhone for more than 12 months. (The apple discussions link made
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Then this is nothing more than an advertisement. Flagged.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> lol. Sorry for ripping on cat people at the end. For the sake of my dog Some of us forgive you, but just barely. Regardless, thanks for the great article. I've often wondered myself how much taking care of our pets is just a di
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> Stephen Wolfram obtained a court order preventing Cook from presenting his result before NKS was published, because he claimed that publishing this result violated an NDA Cook signed. BTW, this provided insight into question exactly
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
They can augment their income by fixing broken power buttons, which is a growing problem that Apple refuses to touch: https://discussions.apple.com/message/22136029#22136029
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
In this case, competition between campaign donors for state senators in NY.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I would love to know why real estate qualifies for a 1031 exchange but currency exchange does not.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
This is now beginning to damage the entire silicon valley brand.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> instead of A number of us are angry at both.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I bet we could stop a lot more than 50 attacks if we gut the rest of the fourth amendment too.

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