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keketi
7y ago
The no-fly-list.com website looks like it has been created as a joke. A similar site, nsatt.org links to no-fly-list.com and is clearly a joke based on its FAQ page[1]. [1] https://www.nsatt.org/faq.php
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keketi
7y ago
No, what they are going nuts about is what it would be without discrimination in their favor.
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keketi
7y ago
Maybe it's because fish don't scream when you stab them, but idk.
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7y ago
Very true. A similar incident, also from Finland, was the downing of the passenger plane Kaleva. It was shot down by Soviet warplanes during peacetime. The vague publicly stated reason for the crash was that there was an explosion of foreig
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keketi
7y ago
Yea, no kidding. Here's a fine example: https://twitter.com/mumonamission5 Based on just a few tweets she appears to believe ancient aliens existed, satan worshippers hide their symbols everywhere, said satan worshippe
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keketi
7y ago
Some of the companies are quite old and have a complicated history of mergers and acquisitions. For example both AT&T and Verizon are descendants of Bell Telephone Company, established in 1879. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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keketi
7y ago
He did demonstrate signing a message with Satoshi's private key. Except it was an elaborate trick involving an old signature lifted from a Bitcoin block mined in 2009[1]. [1] https://www.ccn.com/technical-proof-craig-wr
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keketi
7y ago
Isn't he doing that himself every day on Twitter?
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7y ago
> Yeltsin, then 58, "roamed the aisles of Randall's nodding his head in amazement," wrote Asin. He told his fellow Russians in his entourage that if their people, who often must wait in line for most goods, saw the conditi
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keketi
8y ago
The airline chose to trust the safety of Boeing's planes. They deserve a greater than zero amount of blame if it turns out that it was a poor choice.
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8y ago
> After fleeing to the United States, Mr. Rodriguez said he had a “nervous breakdown” within a year. He was hospitalized and treated with electroconvulsive therapy. I had no idea that electric shocks are still used to treat mental issues
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keketi
8y ago
Or people who follow the greater fool theory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_fool_theory
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8y ago
Maybe it's an attempt at blackmailing to get something deleted? 31 Jan 2018, "I will make a donation every month. Please delete what we ask": https://twitter.com/archiveis/status/958760127359840257
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keketi
8y ago
It depends. You might get away with just adding a Global Secondary Index or you might be totally screwed. DynamoDB sacrifices flexibility in favor of scalability.
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keketi
8y ago
But can it left pad a string?
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8y ago
The review YouTube deleted is here: https://www.bitchute.com/video/yQz6SCAassse/ [strikethrough]The reviewed video is still up on YouTube[/strikethrough] EDIT: linked to the wrong video
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keketi
8y ago
"Tumblr bans all of its content"
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8y ago
One Pewdiepie fan created a USB device that automatically unsubscribes from T-Series when plugged in: https://www.reddit.com/r/PewdiepieSubmissions/comments/a0ldp... Here's one that auto-subscribes to Pe
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8y ago
I wonder how much the cylinder will auction for.
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8y ago
When I saw a video[1] about Chinese gutter oil, I didn't believe something as repulsive could exist. I was wrong. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrv78nG9R04
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keketi
8y ago
But you did give it a try. t. Tumblr marketing department
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keketi
8y ago
> have metadata about file in a separate descriptor Maybe that metadata could be stored in the file's name, like "<filename><separator><format identifier>" or something? ducks
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8y ago
It's still GNU/Linux to me dammit!
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8y ago
It's ok for a company to be biased as long as they don't claim to be neutral. Zuckerberg to US congress: > Congressman, I do agree that we should work to give people the fullest free expression that is possible. That's wha
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8y ago
What about the guy who speaks his native language in a dialect that nobody can understand. And then there's the non-native speaker...
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8y ago
When Twitter purged Russian bot followers in June, CNN tweeted this: "President Trump and Katy Perry among Twitter users hit hardest by follower purge https://cnnmon.ie/2KVgIkj"[1] . When reading the article, one w
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8y ago
The minimalistic layout is a pleasure to use compared to AltaVista's bloated UI.
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8y ago
The NYT seems to have a bigger reach, but Pewdiepie comes pretty close. Nytimes.com gets approximately 350 / 30 = 11.6 million visits per day[1]. Most of Pewdiepie's videos seem to have between 3 and 10 million views[2], with the
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8y ago
NASA scientist: I built this space mission up from nothing. When I started, all I had was a martian lake! Other scientists said I was daft to send a rover into a lake, but I sent it all the same, just to show 'em! It sank into the lak
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8y ago
Using common sense, it should be the total sum of money that matters. I can't imagine the FBI not being interested in someone stealing 1 dollar from 1 billion people in separate criminal acts.
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