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by malikNF 8y ago
I remember seeing a video posted on /r/videos about how this girl's parents were probably exploiting her for money and how youtube is not doing anything to stop this. --edit-- there it is. (please be warned this is very NSFW)
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by malikNF 8y ago
I recently started preferring the vegetarian option over the non-veg one. And what you say exactly is the same problem I am facing, having to come up with what to eat. With meat its really easy to come up with what to eat, but whenever I tr
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by malikNF 8y ago
Isn't brave based on chrome?
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Why Meat Is the Best Worst Thing in the World[video][8:48](youtube.com)
3 points by malikNF 8y ago|0 comments
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by malikNF 8y ago
What's even more absurd is how much funds in ETH are there in these accounts. For instance I saw one scam post advertise this address a day or two ago, https://etherscan.io/address/0x7DB9656FC8435F765DF5748E32Bf3.
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by malikNF 8y ago
Wont that result in companies having to overpay foreign workers? Essentially making the entire program ineffective.
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Suggest HN: Can we please start tagging links with autoplay media?
14 points by malikNF 8y ago|9 comments
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by malikNF 9y ago
The slides for this talk. https://github.com/nilenso/media/blob/master/presentations/v...
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by malikNF 9y ago
They can sell the data to a 3rd party. This 3rd party can be an unethical company that doesn't care about undermining democracy.
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by malikNF 9y ago
Not really, the companies would then start asking for the information they want directly from the users. Take for example the quizzes you see posted on your facebook feed. "Find out what kind of potato are you?" and if you wanted
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by malikNF 9y ago
What's utterly horrifying about this whole thing is how the media is acting as if this is some sort of surprise. Like what did you think was happening at a company collecting data about billions of people? Especially at a company that
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by malikNF 9y ago
These guys, https://www.democracy.earth/ changed my view on using the blockchain for voting. I think its a really cool project, may be they might help you change your mind too.
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by malikNF 9y ago
This reads like something out of /r/insanepeoplefacebook
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by malikNF 9y ago
What would happen if someone was to lose access to their wallets? Would they still have to pay taxes? If my memory serves me right, close to 4 million bitcoins are missing.
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by malikNF 9y ago
Not "something resembling" it was an actual civil war https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sri_Lankan_Civil_War
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by malikNF 9y ago
Canonical is no saint, https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2012/10/privacy-ubuntu-1210-am... (Amazon Ads and Data Leaks in ubuntu 12.10) https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012&#x2
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by malikNF 9y ago
Yes its pocket money for google, but also it said the following >>The commission ordered Google not to impose restrictive clauses with immediate effect in these agreements. plus, I am guessing this will encourage more people/comp
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by malikNF 9y ago
>>as evidenced by the fact that so many people have essentially dropped out of society and dedicated their lives to doing it every day. Sorry what? I hear people who do hard drugs that ruin their lives do the same thing. You know, dro
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by malikNF 9y ago
Sorry, but that's very a silly thing to say. While driving a car serves a purpose for what purpose is anyone going to fire bullets randomly for?
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by malikNF 9y ago
Noticed they start loading content as soon as you hover your mouse over a link. Wonder what their server loads are like because of this.
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by malikNF 9y ago
I was excited about iota when I first heard about it, but now there's just too many red flags around this project. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15193798 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1585
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by malikNF 9y ago
While true, it would be really great (although I think its too late) if people would use the term "Cryptocurrencies" instead of "Crypto", since Crypto used to mean cryptography. Pretty much its just like the hacker v cra
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by malikNF 9y ago
this reminds me of, http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/08/world/fresh-air-britain-china-...
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by malikNF 9y ago
While I agree with you, it would be hard to dismiss the title of the article since looking at the btc rich list there's quite a few addresses with low number of transactions, but massive amounts of btc in them. https://bitin
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by malikNF 9y ago
You should submit this as a HN link, really interesting story. Thanks.
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by malikNF 9y ago
To be very honest, when I first heard about IOTA, there was an article that had the phrase "the inventor of curl", I incorrectly assumed for a while that Daniel Stenberg was involved in the project.
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by malikNF 9y ago
Your friends were probably excited because they didnt have a character limit when sending a text, they didn't have to pay for each message they sent, they could share images, videos. All of that for the fraction of the cost of sending
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by malikNF 9y ago
I am guessing they mean the account was not really deleted since probably the account was just deactivated and the data is still with disqus.
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Blockchain Graveyard – Intrusions resulting in stolen financials or shutdown(magoo.github.io)
175 points by malikNF 9y ago|29 comments
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by malikNF 9y ago
There's a subreddit that shares these kind of videos. https://www.reddit.com/r/WatchPeopleCode/

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