makerops

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by makerops 13y ago
Makes sense, thanks
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by makerops 13y ago
But, it can. Sometimes it's hand is slapped, and sometimes it isn't, but the government has proven its willingness and ability to violate everything in the constitution on multiple occasions.
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by makerops 13y ago
"After all, no bank or bitcoin-emitter can be as public-minded as a government, and no private power can raise taxes or pass laws to unwind monetary excesses." I am not an expert by any stretch of the imagination, but this seems l
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by makerops 13y ago
If the definition of "work hours" means actually doing work, to further a goal, you should bump the poll down to 5-10, 10-20, 30-40
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by makerops 13y ago
Simple answer, I would assume is that it is because you hold a smartphone in your hand (contour etc), and a monitor is on a stand/wall.
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by makerops 13y ago
And technical books have a requirement of being at least 500 pages.
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by makerops 13y ago
For sure, I agree.
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by makerops 13y ago
If you are semi-new to this stuff, which it seems like you are, stick to pre-baked, well tested libraries, and ORMs.
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by makerops 13y ago
This is always an interesting question; I definitely do not think though, that the answer is "without a question". http://www.npr.org/programs/morning/features/2002/jul/fritzh... ber&#x2F
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by makerops 13y ago
Hitler was Time's man of the year at one point; they don't limit it to people who are altruistic.
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by makerops 13y ago
On the one hand, I just can not believe that someone would be audacious enough to try such a scam, when there is such a relatively huge amount of people with their eyes on this. On the other hand history has shown us that this happens A LO
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by makerops 13y ago
That wasn't my claim, as others have already stated. It's really way off base from what I actually did say. FWIW, I do think though, there is a better than 50% chance that in one year from now BTC will be worth less than todays
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by makerops 13y ago
It's funny because "fly to vegas and put it all on red" is probably a better bet than putting it all in bitcoin.
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by makerops 13y ago
Tech-wise, they all have pros/cons, but really, this isn't a tech question imo. It is business/organization specific; how large is your company (human-wise/not servers)? what technology is your org most familiar with? D
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by makerops 13y ago
This post hit a lot of nails right on the head, for me at least (I even played midfield).
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by makerops 13y ago
The noun project also has some decent art you could convert to a logo.
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by makerops 13y ago
http://www.automatedtrader.net/ not sure if it is 1 to 1, but it's pretty decent.
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by makerops 13y ago
Since when does "not taking loans out for shit you can't afford" equate to cheap?
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by makerops 13y ago
Very True. Smashing the stack for fun and profit? That was the first interaction I had with more advanced techniques anyways. I read it as a soph/freshman in HS (97 or so I think)? Timing seems to be close. That could account for th
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by makerops 13y ago
I have read about LoD/MoD, 8lGm etc..it seemed that low hanging fruit was probably the reasoning right? I mean, there were probably so many systems you could access through stupid bugs, that delving deep into SO wasn't necessary?
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by makerops 13y ago
If you are interested in this type of stuff, this is a good, free book: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4686 "Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic frontier"
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by makerops 13y ago
I am not a video game player, but this seems like such an obvious site (and awesome), are there a lot of competitors? I see ads for video game stores, and how they screw you on trade-ins, which this seems to fix.
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by makerops 13y ago
I am not making that assumption really; people that are able to really provide someone with benefits, whether it is knowledge, capital, power etc, would scoff at, and see right through the 2500$ handbag. My point being, either 1. you think
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by makerops 13y ago
Anyone who wants to "belong" to a league of people who would waste 2500$ on a handbag IS stupid. Whether they are poor or not is immaterial. It is also a huge leap to say that being "presentable" is the same as wasting
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by makerops 13y ago
"This is your last chance to learn, soak things in like a sponge." I think this is a terrible way to look at college v post-college.
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by makerops 13y ago
I was always taught that the mechanical override was shifting it out of drive and into neutral.
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by makerops 13y ago
I am sorry, but this is just cool (if in fact, the reporting is accurate).
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by makerops 13y ago
Was curious as to who the ship was named after: "As the coffin passed each SEAL, they slapped down the gold Trident each had removed from his own uniform and deeply embedded it into the wooden coffin. For nearly 30 minutes the slaps we
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by makerops 13y ago
I tend to agree with the premise of the article, but found this line from a self described "big government" type, funny: We have always been at war with Eastasia.

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