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Quick-sort with Hungarian folk dance (youtube.com)
1 points by kamkazemoose 13y ago|0 comments
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Digital Attack Map(digitalattackmap.com)
4 points by kamkazemoose 13y ago|0 comments
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Dick Cheney altered implanted heart device to prevent terrorist hack attacks(arstechnica.com)
4 points by kamkazemoose 13y ago|0 comments
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
In that case an LEO would probably go undercover, spend time building credibility in the scene and eventually get someone to sign their key to be a part of the network as well. LEOs have infiltrated many groups and I don't see anything
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
They stated originally that the $600 was only going to be available for the first 24hours of the campaign.
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
They mention that at the end of the article >One other limitation will be creating aerographites that can support themselves with the air inside the material “pumped" out of it (to truly achieve being lighter than air). In practice,
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
I also wonder how much of it is novelty/PR. This move gets a lot more people talking about them, and you'll get some people who just want to spend bitcoins in meatspace.
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
Maybe Waze has certain patents that Google thinks are worth a lot?
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
It reminds me of the old quip "We lose money on every sale, but we make up for it in volume."
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
You also need to calculate the extra fuel costs for the additional weight of the empty seats. If most of the time those seats are empty, they need to be utilized enough to justify their extra expense.
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
Contact the local media? Maybe someone will be interested and run a story about it or try and contact the representative for you.
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
This makes me wonder what kind of regulations the 3d printing industry will face. It makes me wonder if 3d printer software might be forced to not print pieces it recognizes as a gun similar to how ink printers won't print images of money.
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
I don't think you can leave out the self-driving car. 'Google Car' is ambiguous and could mean either the Google Streetview cars or their self-driving cars.
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
You have to wonder if there is any QA being done on SimCity. I haven't played it, but it sounds like the original release was buggy almost to the point of unplayable, and now it hasn't gotten any better. Is there no one there who's tellin
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
Does Amazon really go down that often? Is there any data how often/ for how long Amazon does go down? I wonder how it compares to other sites that get the same amount of traffic.
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
Fun fact of the day, in the Simpsons Mr. Burns always answers the phone 'Ahoy-hoy,' which was Alexander Graham Bell's preferred greeting.
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
Ah that makes sense, thanks. In that case I wonder how many more BTC Nakamoto may have mined since then.
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
I was looking at this part: >Note that from the 1814400 BTC awarded, 1148800 BTC has never been spent (63%). I suppose (but have not checked it yet) that these are exactly the segments that belong to the mystery entity So I guess I'm co
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
If this one person/entity really owns 63% of the market and their currently hoarding it, I imagine that anything they do with their coins could have a huge impact. It might be worth ~100M USD but if they tried to cash out it would likely c
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by kamkazemoose 13y ago
I'm curious what the size of the upstream pipe is? Is it 1G up/down? Even without DNS amplification, it only takes infecting a couple hundred machines on fiber to have a massive botnet. Hopefully ISPs will better handle DDoS attacks, beca
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by kamkazemoose 14y ago
But then you aren't really borrowing/loaning bitcoins. The transaction is taking place in whatever currency you're agreeing to pay it back as. Say currently 10bitcoins = 1oz gold. So I agree to loan you 10bitcoins, and you agree to pay m
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by kamkazemoose 14y ago
It's not as if you're forced to use this as a new home screen. It's an option available to the users. So likely anyone who is using this wants it. I think it is good when users are offered a choice. Let people have the experience that t
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by kamkazemoose 14y ago
Isn't the whole point of bitcoins to get away from that kind of thing though? Someone has to maintain a list of what is 'dirty' and that maintainer becomes a central authority in the market. And, as I understand it, part of the philosophy
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by kamkazemoose 14y ago
My team just went through more agile training, and one piece of advice I found interesting was to consider keeping the managers out of the standup if it's not working. The meeting is to help others on the team, so that's the only people who
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by kamkazemoose 14y ago
I definitely noticed that as well. It could be a self-propagating cycle? Maybe people see an article from The Atlantic, then while they're there they find another article and post that? The more people post articles from The Atlantic, th
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by kamkazemoose 14y ago
I just wonder how effective that would be. I think kids would have a hard time focusing in front of a computer, and being lectured to. I think a large part of the elementary school education is working on activities and worksheets, especi
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by kamkazemoose 14y ago
I agree that the backlash to SendGrid has been extreme, and an overreaction, but I feel that they were at least partially to blame before firing Ms. Richards. She stated the SendGrid supported her actions, and without SendGrid saying anyth
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by kamkazemoose 14y ago
I'm not an expert on Android permissions, but those seem reasonable to me. What permissions do you have a problem with, and what should they replace it with, or do you think is totally unnecessary?
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by kamkazemoose 14y ago
Maybe you just want to use it to pick off all the smaller guys. You enjoy driving it around and being the Big Man On Campus. But, you don't want to take it into a real fight, you might avoid an actual conflict with it.
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by kamkazemoose 14y ago
I agree, it isn't a definitive source proving that Aaron was innocent. My main point was that btilly said it was "clearly illegal". And I've seen that point reiterated multiple times. Nearly every article I've seen has assumed his quilt.

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