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by martinko 10y ago
Hope they will have more luck than LTCM
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by martinko 10y ago
Jammed a dinner knife in my usb 3 port and I just got a windows notification that one of my usb ports had a power surge...
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by martinko 10y ago
> Soy protein, Algal oil, Isomaltulose, Vitamins & minerals You call that food? Suddenly the 'balanced diet' everyone seems to be pushing is not applicable? Yeah ok, I agree that if you are coming from a mcdonalds-only diet
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by martinko 10y ago
I dont think our paleo ancestors would understand the proposition, but I agree with the sentiment. Im having a hard time not having a cynical view on soylent.
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by martinko 10y ago
We have no idea what all the important components of a balanced diet are on a chemical level, it is incredibly naive to think that soylent can mix up a cocktail that would be optimal.
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by martinko 10y ago
Many people that I know from Germany have been shaken down for thousands of euros, so I have no trouble believing this.
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by martinko 10y ago
A significant part of the recorded video in that demo is always off screen. If you fit it to the screen, it will be circular. This doesnt really seem to solve anything.
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by martinko 10y ago
> Also, I don't think any security would be overkill Thats just nonsense. After a certain point, more security makes little sense. Would you advocate 5 trillion rounds of sha512 for each password?
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by martinko 10y ago
A bit of an overkill, no? Doesn't bcrypt suffice?
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by martinko 10y ago
Low carb and keto is consistent with a vergatable, plant and especially nut diet. > Whole fruits What are whole fruits and why do you feel fruits of any kind are healthy? The levels of sugars in them are unnatural - neither oranges nor a
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by martinko 10y ago
So do I understand this correctly - they intercepted the palace's web traffic and were somehow able to read it and inject malicious code? If so, how were they able to bypass ssl?
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by martinko 10y ago
Thanks, I will take a look.
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by martinko 10y ago
True, but it would at least give them plausible deniability that they couldn't hand over plaintext messages, even if they wanted to.
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by martinko 10y ago
Goes hand in hand with the oversubscribed university system.
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by martinko 10y ago
Fair enough, but most people I know that would be interested in a fully electric car are just turned off by how the 'i' series look. I your point, they could have just made them look somewhat nicer.
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by martinko 10y ago
Its a pity they cant just make a normal, fully electric 3 series or 5 series. These are beautiful cars, yet the decide to go for the i3 and i8.
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by martinko 10y ago
Any good firefox plugins that can spoof installed fonts and other trackable info?
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by martinko 10y ago
Just for context, 2015 numbers for the US: Tesla - 25,202 units sold; Mercedes - 380,461 units sold Of course not all Mercedes cars are in the same class, but it just goes to show that Tesla is still relatively small for now and its capture
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by martinko 10y ago
Do you have any more information regarding the battery technology?
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by martinko 10y ago
It gives direction to new designs within the brand, many design aspects from concept cars are used in one way or another in production later on.
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by martinko 10y ago
Indeed, I'm actually surprised it is on the top of the front page, given the lack of content.
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by martinko 10y ago
Yeah, and /r/fitness is a pretty solid resource, although you have to check your facts.
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by martinko 10y ago
Remind me, was that before or after they enabled end-to-end encryption?
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by martinko 10y ago
Perhaps, but it is not like there is a significant wave of new antibiotics being discovered now.
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by martinko 10y ago
The article mentions shadow cash. I've never heard of it, but why would someone use it over bitcoin or perhaps monero?
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by martinko 10y ago
Type coercion does not necessarily imply the contents were execute as code.
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by martinko 10y ago
Meh, in what language does ('Null'==Null) evaluate to true?
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by martinko 10y ago
Valid point, but don't forget that the UK has a much stronger bargaining position than other countries.
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by martinko 10y ago
I wouldn't say that this was a move to make them look strong. Its a plain reminder to British decision makers as well as people that there will be economic consequences if they decide to leave the single market. This is not a threat -
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by martinko 10y ago
I think everyone in any position of power understands that they must remain in the single market - now the only question is how to position / sell this to the electorate.

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