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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
Replace "foreigner" with "hole in the ground"
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
Funniest comment after the article: Didn't Clint Eastwood steal that thing? Hah, what a horrible movie that was.
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Minister of Ecuador responds to Buzzfeed article(telegrafo.com.ec)
1 points by mehmehshoe 13y ago|0 comments
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
What is even more depressing is this: http://www.buzzfeed.com/rosiegray/exclusive-documents-illumi... I wonder who gave buzzfeed secret documents to make Ecuador look bad? Sigh.. The good part of the story was Ecuador
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The NSA Can't Tell the Difference Between an American and a Foreigner(foreignpolicy.com)
309 points by mehmehshoe 13y ago|119 comments
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
The word simple must be the word for today. From the payment processor to arguments for and against simple coding..arrrgh. Do you want a simple logo? Do what USA Today did to their logo. Have a third grader spill blue paint.
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
When I was a youngin, we took to the woods outside of town with generators, kegs and a couple of live bands. It certainly wasn't as hip as this party but when you get sick of getting busted in the city, you get creative. We hung ligh
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
A question for anybody that may work on the Earth project. Is Google actively trying to fill in past pictures, or only working forward? One of my favorite features was to do the time slide backwards on towns I lived in. Some go back to t
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
Tried to find more tech info on one of the engineering forums but no luck. This is the best I could find- http://www.draysonracingtechnologies.com/projects/B12/projec...
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
We have those life forms here already=) Microbes that eat arsenic. I am sure there are a lot more examples in extreme areas of our planet if there was a bigger budget to find them.
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
The article stated that taxi activists would be protesting today. I wonder if the protesters are the people that own the medallions? I doubt the drivers making $8 an hour have time to protest. The medallion scheme needs reform or replace
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
Good point about tablet viewing. I will try that out later. Honestly on a decent sized laptop screen, the site kept my attention for about 10 seconds before I started to think how busy and complex it was.
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
Here is a redacted form just stating that: "Open Source Software These organizations are requesting either 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(6) exemption in order to collaboratively develop new software. The members of these organizations are usuall
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Stats on how the .01% dominate elections(motherjones.com)
6 points by mehmehshoe 13y ago|0 comments
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
As someone who lived in South Lake many years ago, I do get the Tallac reference. In the spring of 90 I hiked that mountain (started at 2am and reached the top at 9am)and snowboarded down the "cross". That day is one if my best m
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
Remember a few year back when a group of Irish were the worst terrorists in the world? Oh, wait, a few people in the United states funded them! There will always be people that fight nations with non traditional warfare. Today it happe
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
I did a fire training with the ALMS safety team a few years back at Sebring. We started with lighting 1/4 gallon of 100 octane (15% ethanol) race fuel then by the end we used 1 gallon spilled on the concrete. The 1 gallon fire was ov
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
Wouldn't they also have to place an electric air conditioning system on the plane as well? When they disconnect the shore power at the terminal, the air does not come back on until the engines spin up. edit Read the comments on the
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
"The 30-year-old intelligence analyst revealed himself June 9 as the leaker in an interview with the Guardian" Happy birthday Ed!
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
"The only difference is that the N.S.A. does it for intelligence, and Silicon Valley does it to make money." Nobody at the NSA would make any decision that would financially benefit them? I really can't read that statement wi
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
Now if they would just offer free email....hint.
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
Binney's comment on the serial number of the Verizon order was great. I never caught the number when studying the doc. By his logic there were as many as 79 other orders to other companies this year. It is the second video down on yo
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
I don't think Customs needs any help from the NSA. Search incoming passenger manifests for anyone with a return ticket more than 5 months from arrival, then just search twitter and facebook pages for anyone on that list. Voila!
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
Taking a break from tech books and stumbled across... This Book Is Full of Spiders: Seriously, Dude, Don't Touch It.
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
I was wondering why the job was in Hawaii, thought maybe that would be a choke point for underwater cables. This map shows that isn't the case. http://www.submarinecablemap.com/
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
I saw the word "blanket" and cringed as well.
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
=). I think we both know he will be doing cool things to advance his passions. Road trip with Neil deGrasse Tyson!
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Astronaut Chris Hadfield retires(cbc.ca)
224 points by mehmehshoe 13y ago|22 comments
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
This. We are seeing reports that are hours old. How he released the NSA data was thought about long ago. I doubt he is in HongKong.
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by mehmehshoe 13y ago
OK..I am back from that link. The verbage was worse than sitting next to an insurance salesman before a flight.

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