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mahouse
11y ago
Now it's all nootropics :(
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mahouse
11y ago
It does not work here, I have a desktop computer with no geolocation capabilities (no wifi), it just shows a white screen below the text.
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11y ago
I don't see such option
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mahouse
11y ago
Nobody cares about those trademarks, and just by "obeying" them by writing the marks how they want us to, we are making idiots out of ourselves.
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11y ago
That ! cracked me up. I was yelling mentally.
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11y ago
I also live in CEST.
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mahouse
11y ago
TPB
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mahouse
11y ago
OT: where's the source code for the AM website? Is it inside one of the dumps? Edit: found it in "Ashley Madison 2nd dump 20 GB"
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11y ago
Cucking has existed since forever, for both the poor and the wealthy.
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11y ago
Last week of August 2015
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mahouse
11y ago
Implying that there are more intelligent people on HN than somewhere else.
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mahouse
11y ago
Horrible price for the hardware. I mean, as a proof of concept it is OK, but the power these deliver is laughable for the price they have.
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mahouse
11y ago
Design looks very, very confusing regarding timestamps. https://i.imgur.com/wminZWg.png
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11y ago
I don't know, this sound makes me very very angry.
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mahouse
11y ago
Oh, the old "you didn't read it" argument to excuse a horrible article.
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11y ago
> Whenever I see a keyboard with an "Fn" key, I sigh. This means that the designer of the keyboard thought he knows better which functions I need and took valuable space in the modifier row for a key which I will probably never
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11y ago
Why Using a Language That Is Common Between All Scientists (Such as English) Is a Problem for Research
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mahouse
11y ago
To be honest I think you're trying to come up with an explanation for the unexplainable. Running absolutely nothing as root is Security 101
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mahouse
11y ago
150,000,000+ database passwords, of which 99.9999%+ are from local development servers.
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11y ago
Implying gold would not be regulated if people turned to it. And for me, the only dangerous thing of Bitcoin is its decentralised nature.
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mahouse
11y ago
It was just naïve to think that a decentralised monetary system could work. Some people think that regulation is evil.
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mahouse
11y ago
I liked CyanogenMod more when they were focused on supporting almost all devices and not on adding their own (usually buggy) code on top of AOSP...
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mahouse
11y ago
Makes me remember of that time they had to cheat on Dalvik because they hit the 65k methods limit 8-) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8162342 (blog link is dead) Anyway, I find this to be pointless, when the majority o
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11y ago
Would the real Satoshi Nakamoto?
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11y ago
Use an illegal (or soon to be illegal at least in Spain) service, get in trouble. I don't really understand what crosses the mind of someone who decides to sleep in someone else's house. I like the "victim blaming is wrong&qu
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11y ago
I personally just find the committer to be immature, nothing else.
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mahouse
11y ago
Don't forget about Textual!
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11y ago
I'm not sure of that, they could even be C# binaries, which are usually easy to disassemble and follow.
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11y ago
Off-topic, and please believe me I'm not trying to start a flame war , but I'm really concerned about this and I think it could be time to switch -- is OS X any better in this regard? I had heard it has been phoning Apple since f
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11y ago
Taking into account it is Windows, even if it the traffic is "encrypted", I suppose the part of the OS that encrypts it is not obfuscated in any way, so it should be easy to know what it really is doing.
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