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In the future we will DDOS the surveillance systems with realistic looking images of ourselves doing one of every kind of thing, as to blur the boundaries of what is real and what's not.
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I wear corrective lenses. Every time I hear that I think of Pol Pot.
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13y ago
Hi Martin, I love the simplicity of Amon (and those worried about installing via a curl script, I'm sure he can give you manual directions). We don't really need app profiling like New Relic provides and we have a lot of clusters
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13y ago
>Islanders are used to rationing their power That is key.
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Amon.cx: New Server monitoring beta to compare with New Relic
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He didn't mention the good stuff, if I were to guess: the joy of seeing his kids grow up. Falling in love. Teaching students to the best of his ability. Becoming an expert in his field. It sounds to me as if he has had a great life so
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It was an example of citizens working around landowner's private interest.
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The long-term ramifications of a guaranteed $25M/yr for that amount of years could start science labs, schools, provide free education for a small country for 2 generations.. although you may find you could do OK spending the 2-3% inte
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Something like offering $500,000,000 up front? There's no question I'd take the $25 mil offer, put it in a trust and seriously mess with the world (in a nice way).
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13y ago
A phone app helps the public find access further south in Malibu. http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201308091630/b
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13y ago
How I never found that.. thanks! That is going to save us a world of pain in debugging.
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13y ago
Often with AngularJS, after minification, you find you've not properly injected a service or something and looking for a missing 'a' is near impossible. This would be really useful to hunting that down. Would make a great pos
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Right - if MKLinux hadn't of run, I might have discarded any interest in Linux for a few years, not learnt how to build my own PC boxes and stuck with Redhat (I think back then). After a successful initial experience I was ok dealing w
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>Linux was not easy to use True, it took me 5 days to download MKLinux correctly via dial-up. But it worked, went back to OS9 but soon I had build a phalanx of PCs as servers and for friends, and while I used a Mac as my main computer (s
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Isn't Moodle open-source? If you offered a wrapper for Moodle that made it a hell of lot nicer, maybe teachers could gradually move away from it towards a superior, affordable offering without the wrath of their powers-that-be. I don&#
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>As far as I am aware 'he' has two meanings in common parlance, one gender neutral and one specifically referring to males. That works, if you were educated before 1960: "The use of he to refer to a person of unknown gende
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I am seeing some private emails with subjects AND body, apparently spam but sometimes half-written content like "Dear John,". Someone build a spam bot and left the links out for indexing?
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13y ago
I have watched people google 'gmail' and ignoring the autocomplete, but clicking on the link that comes up in the search. At some point people were told "do it this way" and to change that would require a 30-minute handh
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Yes, cigarettes are often sold as singles in areas around the world where tobacco sales aren't heavily regulated. So a pack of 20 cigarettes that costs $5 can be sold for .30c each one, giving a higher profit. This practice disappeared
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Being offended is a moral issue and I agree, as a business you can't fight that 100%. However, being forced to conform to a business's view of your identity is unethical, especially as Google changed the rules - if they had indica
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Given the english language requires a gender-specific pronoun (I grew up saying "They" to the chagrin of my teacher) it always makes me a little bit happy to see She in texts. As a woman it makes you realise how much you don'
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I disagree with you on that. While I haven't seen Soderbergh's version (I am too much in love with T's) I think the idea of communication is deeply embedded: he's saying, we can't communicate with ourselves - how co
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I have about 15 droplets on DO right now and none of them are close to using a TB even over a year (but we don't use them for production). I'd bet they are banking on this for most cases. I checked out Verizon's new cloud bet
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Oh yes. There are some rather ancient things still out there that give me the shivers, but you come across them time to time.
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Anyone running php, move the location from /cgi-bin/php. We've seen a few takeovers with unpatched systems to run miners. Not everyone can take their server down and changing the location according to apache/nginx at lea
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Wait for the future. That diabetics contact lens will be the new Google Glass. Machines will know what you're doing (no more RescueTime on the desktop for example). We aren't just getting enough data: but if you hired someone to f
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I was in Russia a few times back 10 years ago and regularly did this as a solo woman traveller whose Russian is not so good. I felt perfectly safe, at the instruction of other girl friends at the time. Not sure I'd do that anymore solo
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It's really just an thought experiment in understanding why events rise such as extreme materialistic consumerism and social envy: if all factors are irrelevant the experiment makes sense in explaining otherwise inexplicable consumeris
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Take a village. Everyone earns $100,000 except you. You earn $80,000. How do you feel? Now reverse it. You earn $100,000. Everyone else earns $80,000. How do you feel? Those base feelings explains consumerism and envy.
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I don't necessarily feel this way either however it's a thought experiment to pose in regards to the concept of "keeping up with the jones's" and explains a large part of the population's consumerist drive.
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