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by kuhhk 8y ago
This argument is non-sensical. The counter-point of this argument is downloading an App from the App Store, which is usually a 50MB+ download, which is worse then "Grey Rectangle City". I'm on a flight right now, and I'd
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by kuhhk 8y ago
> But with a little extra shielding (lot's of water in the hull What's the purpose of the water? If a micro-asteroid punctures the hull, does the water freeze to stop the leak?
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NeverSSL – helping you get online(neverssl.com)
2 points by kuhhk 8y ago|0 comments
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Didn't the recent Supreme Court decision on sales tax make this the seller's responsibility?
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Technopoly(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by kuhhk 8y ago|0 comments
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by kuhhk 8y ago
It’s difficult to keep up with this space...lots of innovation! But what’s the adoption rate of these new tools? Dozens of users a week? Hundreds? I would find it hard to believe thousands of people will use WBTC anytime soon.
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Not sure, but if the 57m EUR fines continue monthly for noncompliance? Weekly? Perhaps that will do more to turn their course..
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by kuhhk 8y ago
This isn't a recent occurrence. Over 5+ years ago, Netflix had dozens of popular food documentaries, notably "Food, Inc."
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by kuhhk 8y ago
The book “A random walk down Wall Street” concluded “NO”
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by kuhhk 8y ago
... so they allow themselves to abuse each other? Maybe enterprises should have % penalties built into their contracts here to effect the appropriate behavior if the normal rules don’t (or can’t) apply.
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Personally, I was excited by Medium all those years ago. Now I think twice before clicking a medium.com link. I really hate the obnoxious UI and usually close the tab before reading the article. Anyone else feel this way?
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by kuhhk 8y ago
And if you click on the article about evolution that is being claimed as "dismissive", it does not seem dismissive. It posed a challenge from the 80's that apparently was popular at the time. This seems like a hit piece that
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by kuhhk 8y ago
> I hope this was a mistake on the part of instacart. According to the screenshot of Instacart's email, they confirmed this is accurate and was most definitely not a mistake. And according to the article, Instacart has doubled-down
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by kuhhk 8y ago
I worked at a competitor of them, across the street from Huawei. It was common knowledge that they interviewed people without the intention to hire them, acted super interested, and asked increasingly pointed questions to get you to violate
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Is that really what they’re doing or just sarcasm? (I’ve never used Snapchat)
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Direct link for the uninitiated: https://web.archive.org/web/20170722132351/https://dev.hasen...
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Just scrolling on that site destroyed my browser history (Chrome), the back button was filled with 30+ links to the same page. Not sure who codes a website like that...
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Northwest Angle – The Northern Most Part of the Continuous United States(lakeofthewoodsmn.com)
1 points by kuhhk 8y ago|0 comments
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Wait, so does that mean pay would be ensured in the case of another shutdown?
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Looks like that is more about closing/deleting the entire account than cancelling a subscription. I'm more interested in cancelling my subscription than to delete my profile. Still a nice website, just not really something I'
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Reminds me of the Northwest Angle, which requires you to cross the Canada border to get back into a small piece of America that is self-contained within Canada. And odd piece of geographic borders: https://lakeofthewoodsmn.com&#x
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High Tech Cowboys of the Deep Seas: The Race to Save the Cougar Ace(wired.com)
1 points by kuhhk 8y ago|0 comments
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Can you resell these ISBNs? Edit: Nevermind, I missed it in the article. The author says he can't.
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Businesses Are Preparing for Brexit – And Bracing for the Worst(hbr.org)
3 points by kuhhk 8y ago|0 comments
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by kuhhk 8y ago
> Blippar may have blown up in dramatic fashion, burning through more than $130 million in funding for its dream of building an augmented reality empire... Wow > At one point, the startup had more than 300 employees and claimed a $1.5
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Someone left their dumbdells at my old office, and it became community use. Approximately every hour, I'd get up, stretch, do some pushups, and dumbell workouts. Didn't need to hide it, nobody cared.
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Has it been mathematically proven that antivirus can't detect all viruses?(security.stackexchange.com)
2 points by kuhhk 8y ago|0 comments
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by kuhhk 8y ago
Might have been the editors hoping that Georgia wouldn't be confused with the US state. Perhaps it was a bit more clear? Though it did force me to open the article..
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by kuhhk 8y ago
> Georgia provided land and cheap electricity so Bitfury, an American company, could set up a Bitcoin mining center in Tbilisi. I hope they realize the digital currency doesn't necessarily "stay" in Georgia. Either way, th
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Missile interception caught on snowboarder's camera in Golan Heights(theguardian.com)
40 points by kuhhk 8y ago|4 comments

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