jstalin

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by jstalin 11y ago
Of course, there were two components: the physical (stopping the runaway printing of money) and the psychological (changing people's expectations). So the title should more properly be something like "How Current Abstraction Help
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by jstalin 11y ago
The indictment is available here: https://www.unitedstatescourts.org/federal/nyed/370520/1-0.h...
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Unsealed indictment against FIFA officials(unitedstatescourts.org)
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Wow, I was just in France last month and visited the Douaumont ossuary near Verdun. The whole area is eerie. The landscape is just as shown in those photos. It looks like a moonscape. Just driving along, you see craters and hills on both si
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by jstalin 11y ago
I've also heard that WWI munitions are routinely found in France still, with farmers still getting killed occasionally.
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by jstalin 11y ago
Good for Ireland. I'm proud of you!
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by jstalin 11y ago
Relevant: Amtrak - A National Hazard At Any Speed http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-05-15/amtrak-national-haz... --- As it is, Amtrak’s current fare on this route is about 15 cents per passenger mile and apparent
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by jstalin 11y ago
Thanks. I appreciate the help of you and your team.
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by jstalin 11y ago
@jgrahamc -- Yes. Your support team referred me to the OP link. I emailed bing asking them to whitelist my sites.
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by jstalin 11y ago
That's what led me to this issue. I have a number of sites on the cloudflare free plan using their free SSL and all of them stopped being indexed by bing over the last few weeks.
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Bing Webmaster Tools does not support HTTPS SNI(github.com)
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Read the concurring opinion from Judge Sack. He calls into question the entire FISA court's non-adversarial process, comparing it to the proceedings against the New York Times during the Pentagon Papers era: His concurring opinion star
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The full Ross Ulbricht court docket(unitedstatescourts.org)
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by jstalin 11y ago
Make low-skill labor more expensive and you'll make it more attractive to find ways to eliminate low-skill jobs, such as the hamburger machine: http://www.gizmag.com/hamburger-machine/25159/ McDonald's i
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by jstalin 11y ago
I'm sure the Greeks would be delighted to hear that more debt spending is the shot in the arm they've been looking for.
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by jstalin 12y ago
One thing law students learn in law school is that by far and away the most cases that chip away at constitutional protections are drug cases. The war on drugs has done more to eliminate constitutional privacy protections than any other gov
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by jstalin 12y ago
"The cockpit was so busy that after we landed my voice was hoarse." Sounds like lots of points of potential human error.
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by jstalin 12y ago
There's nothing to clarify. You've summarized it correctly.
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by jstalin 12y ago
Is there a consensus project that's carrying on development?
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by jstalin 12y ago
We learned yesterday that 80% of water consumption in California is by agriculture[1]. Yet this executive order does nothing to reduce agriculture's use of water[2]. It only refers to use of urban water, lawns, landscaping, and cemeter
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by jstalin 12y ago
Issues like this aren't resolved until enough people are personally effected. When a community or two wakes up and turns on their faucet and nothing comes out, then there will be change.
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by jstalin 12y ago
It's a purely emotional issue. It doesn't need to make sense.
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by jstalin 12y ago
My experience is that these are the situations where you learn and grow the most. It might be horrible now, but think about boot camp (the real thing). It's horrible and miserable and you want to quit. But at the end you're strong
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by jstalin 12y ago
Sure, you can do all sorts of scammy things to squeeze a few dollars out of people in quasi-illegitimate ways, but if you want to build a sustainable, long-term business, you need to provide people with something they actually want.
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by jstalin 12y ago
Stupid voters. Do what you're told by your political-class superiors!
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by jstalin 12y ago
If the politicians are supporting it, then it must be a good plan.
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by jstalin 12y ago
Why, when you put it that way, why not just say that it's 1.45¢ per hour! Or just 0.24¢ per minute! Golly, that makes it completely ok now!
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by jstalin 12y ago
A spot-on accurate summary of the article.
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by jstalin 12y ago
Maybe you linked to the wrong photo, but I'm not seeing what you're referring to.
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by jstalin 12y ago
I like the idea, but the pricing seems unreasonable. $15/mo/user (over 35 users) for what? With dropbox or box at least you get the storage space off-premise. All this does is sync your files across your own hardware. I'm in

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