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Associated Press Twitter Hacked, Suspended(mikecanex.wordpress.com)
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Kobo Glo eReader Can Be Hacked To Increase Storage(mikecanex.wordpress.com)
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by mikecane 14y ago
Let's say that gets adopted everywhere. For people like me who are used to doing RC/SA, you'll have to put a "No Need To RC/SA" prompt. You can't win.
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IPad Mini Clone Chuwi V88 Benchmarked(mikecanex.wordpress.com)
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>>>is a bad sign that you are working on a startup fad Or a good sign that everyone else is doing it wrong and there's still room for someone to do it right. He cited the iPod. Nuff said there.
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Report Claims Apple Returned 5 Million Faulty iPhone 5 to Foxconn(micgadget.com)
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Heh. All variables cannot be factored in until all variables have ended.
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>>>It may have been the case that the boat was searched but when the suspect was not inside. Just a POI: The owner recounted that the cover had been lashed down and his son saw it was flapping in the wind when he went outside (a
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by mikecane 14y ago
>>>I have an idea for a social media app that will help people explore truth together more effectively I don't even know what that means to begin with.
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by mikecane 14y ago
I was wondering this too since tomorrow -- 4/22 -- is supposed to be an Internet Blackout day to protest CISPA. But it seems only some Anons are doing this. I don't see the groundswell from others.
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by mikecane 14y ago
The FTC would take a very dim view of this. There would have to be full disclosure. I've also noticed that over the years the number of people participating in contests on Twitter that require something to be RTed has dropped greatly -- a
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by mikecane 14y ago
How to camouflage yourself from facial recognition technology http://venturebeat.com/2010/07/02/facial-recognition-camoufl...
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by mikecane 14y ago
You and the other guy are of course right. Maybe I've just clicked on too many Ask HNs recently that had to do with things about how HN works.
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Hahaha. OK, point taken!
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Now I can't help wondering how many other things this "Get them coming and going" idea could be applied to in games. Is this as unprecedented as they make it out to be in the article?
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by mikecane 14y ago
>>>This feels akin to exploiting a mental vulnerability that exists in a portion of the population to earn money Ermmmm, that is what some advertising and marketing are all about, creating insecurities in people and then selling
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by mikecane 14y ago
I'm very surprised they missed the most important prediction by Tesla: >>>When wireless is perfectly applied the whole earth will be converted into a huge brain, which in fact it is, all things being particles of a real and rhyt
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by mikecane 14y ago
I don't understand this obsession with how this site works. You shouldn't be worrying about karma or why things are made [dead]. Just contribute the most interesting stuff and things will take care of themselves naturally.
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>>>I'd like to imagine that most artists are relatively well-adjusted. Keep imagining. But great ones aren't. Go read: Touched with Fire: Manic-Depressive Illness and the Artistic Temperament by Kay Redfield Jamison http://ww
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by mikecane 14y ago
And none of them could really continue what Jobs had started . They didn't even have to innovate. And did Sculley come up with Newton? No, others inside Apple did. Yet he couldn't even sell that (and marketing was his thing!). It took
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by mikecane 14y ago
>>>The big idea, as I see it, is that intelligent systems try to maintain as many possible futures as they can - to keep their options open. Sounds both like the U.S. Constitution (which I've never considered an algorithm until
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by mikecane 14y ago
Interesting that the FBI emphasized in their press conference not to give credence to other images. He certainly looks similar to one of the FBI Persons of Interest.
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Chuck Palahniuk: ‘Fight Club was a huge failure’(mediabistro.com)
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>>>What will 99% of the population use for an economic system? That is the problem of the modern world. Who intends to solve it? And it's not like Everything Has Been Done. Just look at the old crumbling infrastructure. Work n
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Minimal Mac just ran a picture yesterday that does indeed say it all: http://minimalmac.com/post/48088436702/yep-pretty-much-sums-... BTW, I kept looking at the first picture and wondering how many people were employed making all those de
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Sony's media divisions are the dog that walks the owner. DRM must be slathered on everything and Sony wanted lock-in like formats, like ATRAC. The only two Sony divisions that have played nice with the real world is, first, their eBook di
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Sam Parnia – the man who could bring you back from the dead http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2013/apr/06/sam-parnia-res... Related to death.
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How “Japan’s Angry Birds” Racked Up 30 Million Downloads(techinasia.com)
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This Page Is Why The Internet Sucks(mikecanex.wordpress.com)
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Or Apple and the Big Six book publishers -- five of who colluded.

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