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lostsock
8y ago
See also the other article currently on the front page of HN re Space Based ADS-B: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19187745
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lostsock
8y ago
What an amazing mission and a fantasticly told story of how it was conducted. Thanks for sharing!
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lostsock
8y ago
I've watched and enjoyed pretty much every episode of: House of Cards, Stranger things, Altered Carbon, Orange Is the New Black. What have you watched that you didn't get into?
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lostsock
8y ago
Relevent podcast miniseries about exactly this idea: https://www.gimletmedia.com/sandra
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lostsock
8y ago
This is fantastic! It would be great if he mass produced these, possibly without the 4 presumably expensive phones.
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lostsock
8y ago
I think you mean Crush the Castle :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crush_the_Castle
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lostsock
8y ago
That looks really great, thanks for sharing!
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lostsock
8y ago
That's just not true. The police can send a request to certain cameras recording at certain times with an explination of why they want that video. The owner then gets notified of the requet and can grant or deny it.
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lostsock
8y ago
According to Netflix, yes you can. https://help.netflix.com/en/node/23939 > In addition to the models listed above, you can stream Netflix in HD on devices powered by the following chipsets. Check with the manu
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lostsock
8y ago
Product Market Fit
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lostsock
8y ago
It's used in Australia too
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lostsock
8y ago
Seems DW.com failed to spot that too...
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lostsock
8y ago
Pretty much exactly what Meriton was just fined AU$3m for today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17649912
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lostsock
8y ago
Constantly impressed by the time you spend explaining your moderation suggestions dang, thank you for all the work you put in to make this place what it is :)
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lostsock
8y ago
I can't see anything in the linked contract that says YT is forcing them to monetize it. Other than one email months ago that hasn't been confirmed I see nothing to suggest this is a policy change YT have actually made.
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lostsock
8y ago
https://jitsi.org/jitsi-meet/ is pretty fantastic.
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lostsock
8y ago
On their website: https://about.gitlab.com/2018/06/03/microsoft-acquires-githu...
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lostsock
8y ago
1. Facebook have just come out with an entire release about what data is and is not tracked when you're not on their site[1]. 2. Armchair developers always throw out things like this: "A few if-else statements would remove most of
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lostsock
9y ago
Also all worked for me in Chrome 65 on Windows.
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lostsock
9y ago
Here[0] is a great article about what a blockchain is and isn't good for for. The tldr is that blockchains make tradeoffs that are bad for most things. In fact, on almost every dimension, decentralized services are worse than their ce
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lostsock
9y ago
Gavin Andresen maybe, but what has Roger Ver done?
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lostsock
9y ago
How is it clear that the exchanges don't have liquidity?
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lostsock
9y ago
How is it difficult to have a transaction?
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lostsock
9y ago
If you provide a service for me I can pay you with bitcoin instead of an existing fiat solution. The same way you don't need a bank account for a cash-in-hand job. Unlike cash-in-hand Bitcoin can then be sent online without the need fo
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lostsock
9y ago
Cash "fees" are $0, I just hand you a note. Nothing is every going to be that cheap. If you're talking about credit card fees, which are generally a fixed rate + a % (Stripes fees are 2.9% + 30c) then it's a hell of a lo
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lostsock
9y ago
I'm currently using https://metabase.com/ for this which I've found to be really easy to use. Will be interesting to see how this compares. Obvious advantage of metabase is that it's all local.
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lostsock
10y ago
I don't really care if it's correct or not, it was super entertaining. Thanks for sharing
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lostsock
10y ago
No, that's what makes a block chain useful. The "block"+"chain" is exactly a connected set of blocks
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10y ago
Totally agree. Here in Australia I consume multiple sources of news and pretty much the only message we are getting is that Trump is a joke and / or completely insane. While there may be a short term boost for American's putting t
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lostsock
10y ago
FYI I really appreciate the way you moderate dang, thanks for all the hard work. You're clear, transparent, informative and paitent. It really makes all the difference.
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