mstade

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   Hello [simulated] world(improbable.io)

   6 points by mstade 12y ago|0 comments
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   by mstade 12y ago

   Betty, who is 89, has likely seen technology make what must seem like monumental changes. My nephew, who is 6, has never seen a world without the internet, smart phones, tablets and other things. Betty, who is 89, will likely be dead within
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   by mstade 12y ago

   > The point about religion is key. We really need to go back to basics with this stuff and reevaluate what exactly we're trying to achieve here from the ground up. We simply cannot retain first-class support for 20 years of legacy c
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   by mstade 12y ago

   The points raised are good, but I think web vs. native is a false dichotomy to be honest. It is quite possible for both to co-exist. The problem I see here is that, by losing the shackles of backwards compatibility, native vendors are able
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   by mstade 12y ago

   Not sure if this is common knowledge, but I was told a few weeks ago from a friend with insight into the bust that TPB servers were located by law enforcement who analyzed clips from a documentary. Not sure if it was TBP AFK or some other v
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   by mstade 12y ago

   I see, thanks for taking the time to explain!
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   by mstade 12y ago

   > Changing the salt on account information would take care of invalidating old hashes I guess.. Any chance you would have time to elaborate a bit? I like the idea of having a table full of hashes with no (clear) link to accounts.
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   by mstade 12y ago

   Since the router only does http right now (or so it seems) it probably isn't a good fit for you, or at least not for all services. I'd be really keen on trying Deis with RethinkDB if it got TCP support.
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   by mstade 12y ago

   I read Rosenbaum's "How the End Begins: The Road to a Nuclear World War III"[1] and it contains a number of pretty sobering details of just how crazy the cold war was, and how not much has truly improved since. The Soviet&#x2
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    by mstade 12y ago

    How does this compare to something like transit[1]? [1]: https://github.com/cognitect/transit-format
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    by mstade 12y ago

    I'm loving the new version. I tried switching some time ago, but found the results lacking and the experience just annoying enough to not help me get to where I wanted. Now with this new version it's a whole different ball game. I
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    by mstade 12y ago

    I tried switching to DuckDuckGo about 8 months ago, maybe a year, but eventually went back to using Google simply because DuckDuckGo's search results were not nearly relevant enough. When I saw this redesign I was compelled to give it
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    by mstade 13y ago

    Me too buddy. I fear it and my ol' Octane were both casualties of a house move a couple of years ago, but I've decided to at least go looking through storage to see if I can find 'em. If nothing else, they are probably still
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    by mstade 13y ago

    And the internet was still cool.
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    by mstade 13y ago

    This... This right here is a true damn story.
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    by mstade 13y ago

    Reaching out to the authorities may take much longer or even be ignored, and causing a PR stink may be a much more effective approach. As an example, the SEC was contacted with regards to Bernard Madoff likely running a ponzy scheme as earl
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    by mstade 13y ago

    I think the commenter may have referred to the video, in which there's a lot of stutter. I found this distracting as well, since it made it difficult to see just how interactive (or immediate, for the semantically inclined) the program