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by ksrm 13y ago
Go on, I'm interested. What kind of changes do you have in mind?
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by ksrm 13y ago
I visited SYGDC in Tankersley a few years ago. It's even more impressive on the inside. Don't remember seeing any doors marked "TEMPORA" though.
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by ksrm 13y ago
I found BitBargain quite pleasant to use. You buy directly from sellers via bank transfer (if your bank supports Faster Payments, which it almost certainly does). https://bitbargain.co.uk/ edit: prices don't seem as go
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by ksrm 13y ago
Why I Don't Want Your App. Try Again Later Ask pg: Please consider not doing a PhD. When I Stopped Eating For 2 Years Ask HN: I'm an American and a JPEG (view source on it) What it’s like to be an accident Paul Graham consistently
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by ksrm 13y ago
>Computer technology enables everyone from Madison Avenue executives to Government agencies to keep a record of your every move, and "flags" are thrown up any time you don't fit their pre-conceived mold of what a good citi
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by ksrm 13y ago
What's bad about .zips? Surely it's the .exe that's the issue.
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by ksrm 13y ago
How does this compare to bitmessage?
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by ksrm 13y ago
Calm down, it's just a style thing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slashed_zero
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by ksrm 13y ago
Game changer!
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by ksrm 13y ago
As it is in Sweden.
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by ksrm 13y ago
>[US propose; AU/NZ/VN/BN/CL/PE/MY/SG/CA/MX oppose: shall make patents available for inventions for the following] [NZ/CL/PE/MY/AU/VN/BN/SG/CA/MX p
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by ksrm 13y ago
In Chrome I had to allow localStorage for it to work, which was disabled by default.
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by ksrm 13y ago
This is brilliant!
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by ksrm 13y ago
"Don't speak for everyone! That's my job!"
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by ksrm 13y ago
>[x] UK (can force people to hand over passwords) Might want to add all these to your little list then: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_disclosure_law
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by ksrm 13y ago
My instinct would be to turn the engine off.
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by ksrm 13y ago
"Your children's minds have been encrypted with RSA-2048. To retrieve the private key send $300 to the following Bitcoin address..."
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by ksrm 13y ago
More info?
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by ksrm 13y ago
I have literally only ever seen this on HN. (from the UK where m = million)
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by ksrm 13y ago
We're already way beyond the wavelength of visible light - which is around 400-700 nm.
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by ksrm 13y ago
Previous discussion (yesterday): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6640431
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by ksrm 13y ago
I'd much rather see modular, standardised laptops. Mine doesn't even have a removable battery.
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by ksrm 13y ago
Of course. see e.g. https://localbitcoins.com
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by ksrm 13y ago
What do you need to have a Java plugin installed for these days? I uninstalled it ages ago.
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by ksrm 13y ago
It was fairly obvious to me that this is not a serious suggestion, more an indication of how expensive it is to rent in London.
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by ksrm 13y ago
So is there a good exchange for UK people that doesn't require ridiculous amounts of identification like mt.gox?
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by ksrm 13y ago
I'm British, but I thought I had seen something along these lines for the US. Here's the UK version: http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mps/
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by ksrm 13y ago
English is usually SVO; I assume you meant OVS?
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by ksrm 13y ago
The only thing that annoys me about f.lux is the lack of flexibility. Why can I only disable it for one hour? Why are there only two transition speeds - 20s and 60m?
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by ksrm 13y ago
I only had to turn ghostery off for it to start working.

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