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lwat
15y ago
Are you joking?
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lwat
15y ago
Non sequitur
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lwat
15y ago
That's not what's meant by 'off site backups'
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lwat
15y ago
Fun fact: not long ago 'MtGox' meant 'Magic the Gathering online exchange'
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lwat
15y ago
Before they closed it, the BTC traded for $0.01 each, which means they could withdraw 100,000 BTC under the $1000 rule.
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lwat
15y ago
http://www.allfacebook.com/zynga-farmville-2009-06 "If you’ve played Farm Town at any point in the past few months then you won’t need any education about how to use Zynga’s version of the game as it’s almost an exact duplicate."
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lwat
15y ago
These attacks are annoying and damaging but in the long run they make our internet stronger. If these didn't happen so often people would care a lot less about security and robustness.
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lwat
15y ago
Crashed for me too
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lwat
15y ago
We need cheaper battery storage more than anything I think.
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lwat
15y ago
http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/come-at-me-bro
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lwat
15y ago
The kid that got busted by the FBI was not actually a lulzsec member, he was just hanging around the lulzsec public IRC channels. Lulzsec response here: http://pastebin.com/yut4P6qN
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lwat
15y ago
Blog-free link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nIL9hWW3-Q
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lwat
15y ago
No it wouldn't make electric vehicles more economic. It takes many orders of magnitude more energy (and thus money) to create and capture antimatter than we'd ever get out of it in your car.
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lwat
15y ago
People have been predicting the demise of Windows for DECADES and it's still around 90% market share so excuse me if I don't hold my breath.
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lwat
15y ago
So no estimates at all? And I was beginning to look forward to some tasty grilled foreskin!
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lwat
15y ago
If you buy a computer in 2012 it's gonna have Windows 8 on it (unless you buy a mac). Microsoft don't need to 'capture imaginations', they have the market share already.
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lwat
15y ago
No I disagree. We don't need patents. We just don't. The world, on average, is much better off without them.
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lwat
15y ago
We got to 5GHz, that's pretty close in my book.
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lwat
15y ago
ow my balls
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lwat
15y ago
It's not on the shelves yet though.
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lwat
15y ago
Yesterday's discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2555580
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lwat
15y ago
Gold and silver is useful for other things and will never be worth zero.
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lwat
15y ago
The ghost in the shell
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lwat
15y ago
You could move to Canada or somewhere so that you don't keep supporting the bad system with your tax dollars. That's about the only thing I can think of that might have any effect.
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lwat
15y ago
I'll settle for any credible estimate you can come up with.
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lwat
15y ago
Looks like my foreskin is safe for now.
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lwat
15y ago
If you can show me any credible sources estimating a significant number of deaths that will likely occur due to Fukushima I'll eat my foreskin.
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lwat
15y ago
How many people died so far? Zero?
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lwat
15y ago
Suffering of thousands? Because of this nuclear incident? What?
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lwat
15y ago
You think the'd tell the full-timers about secret smear campaigns against competitors?
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