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by ksrm 13y ago
Sweet keyboard! It feels like it's missing a whole row of keys though.
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by ksrm 13y ago
>If programmers with a Y-chromosome are exponentially less likely to either sue us or get us labelled sexist jerks in the press, then that's who we're hiring. One for @shit_hn_says
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by ksrm 13y ago
Great! I'm now tempted to build something similar but perhaps with Bluetooth instead. Does the fact that the keys aren't staggered make it significantly better or worse to type on?
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by ksrm 13y ago
Bought a Nokia N900 last week and running Debian on it. Once you do a few tweaks to fix the battery life and performance, it's brilliant. How sad is it though, that despite being almost five years old, it's still one of the most o
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by ksrm 13y ago
>A fiat currency such as bitcoin lacks that intrinsic value and is valued based on consensus. Just like a commodity then. Where does this "intrinsic value" that you think gold has come from?
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by ksrm 13y ago
I believe he is referring to the fact that your website requests one's location for no apparent reason.
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by ksrm 13y ago
The investigation makes for fascinating reading: http://courses.cs.vt.edu/cs3604/lib/Therac_25/Therac_1.html
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by ksrm 13y ago
You're embarrassing yourself all over this thread.
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by ksrm 13y ago
Can't you get fired for pretty much anything in America?
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by ksrm 13y ago
That feels to me like it would be painful to type on. What is the use case?
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by ksrm 13y ago
Smegger, you are hellbanned.
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by ksrm 13y ago
mkessy, you are hellbanned.
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by ksrm 13y ago
make u think!
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by ksrm 13y ago
He could have kept an encrypted copy of the wallet with a trusted friend, and given them the password when he was caught. The FBI would be powerless.
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by ksrm 13y ago
Oh my god, give it a rest, man! https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=dclara
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by ksrm 13y ago
Thank you for letting me know, I have no idea why that has happened. Apart from me describing someone's idea of Clojure as the next-gen Lisp as 'cute', which was maybe a bit rude, I don't think I've done anything to
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by ksrm 13y ago
And here's what that street looks like today: http://goo.gl/maps/Ya7wH
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by ksrm 13y ago
I'm more immediately concerned about this double-spending attack that was linked to in the thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=327767.0
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by ksrm 13y ago
http://sharpmemorylcd.com/ They have extremely high contrast, I don't think it's fair to compare them to standard LCDs (they aren't e-paper either, but they're far closer to that level of contrast). And
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Python eval really is dangerous(nedbatchelder.com)
1 points by ksrm 13y ago|1 comments
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by ksrm 13y ago
Did your friend write about what happened to him anywhere?
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by ksrm 13y ago
"Greeting!", no less.
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by ksrm 13y ago
cute.
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by ksrm 13y ago
CBOR [0] is a proposed standard that seems much more efficient than BSON - check out the appendix [1]. [0] http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7049 [1] http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7049#appendix-E.6
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by ksrm 13y ago
Won't simply always using HTTPS protect you from this?
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Metaprogramming custom control structures in C(chiark.greenend.org.uk)
1 points by ksrm 13y ago|0 comments
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by ksrm 13y ago
>when you are below some wage, the government pays you some money for the "gap" Sounds like corporate welfare - companies don't have to provide a decent wage if the government will make up the difference.
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by ksrm 13y ago
http://www.coindesk.com/asic-miners-litecoin-soon/
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by ksrm 13y ago
I thought the BeOS translation kit was a brilliant idea. I didn't know the idea went back to AmigaOS.
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by ksrm 13y ago
Agree with this so much. We need to take the UNIX idea to its logical end - everything is a file (or a socket, or something exposable) - then for example screensharing is just a case of me "netcat"-ing my mouse to your window ma

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