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jsilence
12y ago
Oh great. Now I'll have that song in my head the whole day, you sneaky bastard! You're welcome to vent on noj.li. Also a platform where comments are required to be in the form of a poem would mitigate trolls and SPAM. poem.us any
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jsilence
12y ago
Introducing noj.li... The new innovative social network, where you can't post anything at all. No SPAM, no trolls, stupid "Yo", no boring emoticons. Since you can't post, there is no need to signup. Never forget your pa
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jsilence
12y ago
There is only a limited amount of credibility you can generate by paying reviewers from one extorted Bitcoin.
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jsilence
12y ago
Thats why we need open and well defined protocols and not APIs.
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jsilence
12y ago
"That's really expensive because it's real money" Letting my mind go wild and wondering whether it would make sense to let visitors actually pay for the login. This could be DOGE-Coins for example. One could set up a DOG
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jsilence
12y ago
I'd love to tinker and play with it, but I don't have the time. Have to get my I2C sensors done with the Pi before that.
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jsilence
12y ago
Agreed. Watching a video of someone who had the lights turned on and of by a Kinect connected to a Pi a while ago I pondered what I would like to have automated in my home. I came up with... nothing. Most of the basic household chores are a
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jsilence
12y ago
Jasper is supposed to deliver that on a Raspi: http://jasperproject.github.io/ No personal experience though.
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jsilence
12y ago
I don't understand why all the succer overpowered social networks like friendster and myspace still try to foster their own walled garden. Why don't they put their effort behind a social network protocol that works across their pl
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jsilence
12y ago
On a trip to Hsipaw in Myanmar we visited the "Shan Palace" where the cousin of the deceased Shan Prince narrated his absolutely fascinating story of how he met his austrian wife in Colorado in the nineteen thirtees, took her back
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jsilence
13y ago
See also hasciicam by Jaromil. https://github.com/jaromil/HasciiCam
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Korean scientists harvesting electricity from flowing water
(dailymail.co.uk)
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13y ago
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jsilence
13y ago
"Operating on pre-payment is kind of nutty." Not if you reconsider "backup for the truly paranoid" and ponder about who actually IS the paranoid and what he is paranoid about. Could it be him being paranoid about not wan
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jsilence
13y ago
Somehow wishing FB had acquired King instead of Oculus Rift.
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jsilence
13y ago
"I think you're exactly right. Look at 3d television: they aren't selling. People don't want to wear glasses just to watch a movie." For me, 3D does nothing to get more immersed into the story. Frankly most of the 3
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jsilence
13y ago
Sucks.
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jsilence
13y ago
> "thesis.docx", which of course was not backed up. Something I find hard to belive from a woman whose husband is reading hacker news. 'thesis' and 'not backed up' are forbidden to appear in the same sentens
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jsilence
13y ago
I like the very thought of home automation and the principle of 'automate everything' and as such "kudos to the developers". For my own part I have occasionally thought about what I would like to automate in my environme
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jsilence
13y ago
I would really be interrested in details on how to connect the filesystem between OSX and docker/linux via 9p. What would be the recommended way? How to install the required software on either system. Host on OSX or on Linux? On a rece
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Three Cheers for Tunisia's Revolutionary Constitution
(act.watchdog.net)
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13y ago
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jsilence
13y ago
All the way down to the Omega, man! Oh wait, we've been there...
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jsilence
13y ago
Never played the game, but reading about this reminded me about how awesome my life is. There are so many great games and other resources out there. I just started to brush up my math on Khan Academy for fun. While it is commonplace to comp
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jsilence
13y ago
The guy in the above mentioned 'lets play' videos says that the DOS version (he has) has a bug which lets you use the soldering iron in the tutorials but not in the actual game.
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jsilence
13y ago
There goes my 'grilled soylent patties' startup idea. bummer.
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jsilence
13y ago
Well, you can buy the parts for the spark version.
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jsilence
13y ago
I guess I have to report you for your DCMA violation by breaking my novelty encryption scheme.
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jsilence
13y ago
Yes, total agreement that the situation is different with kids. Still I'd recommend to enjoy the moment and then take a picture afterwards. And then go through the pictures with your kids when they are older and able to understand and
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jsilence
13y ago
While I agree with your general approach, I have to slightly disagree with your statement that photos are all we have from our life. For my own part, I'm preferring savouring the moment over taking a picture. I have experienced lovely
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jsilence
13y ago
If a local group decided to start their on local currency, just like a couple of groups do ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_currency ), then using a bitcoin like system might make sense for them.
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"The Internet is broken. We're fixing it." - decentralized social network
(redmatrix.me)
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jsilence
13y ago
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