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by muyuu 12y ago
Because it's private information I don't give away to strangers. A personal policy of mine.
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by muyuu 12y ago
I don't want to give my CC details and/or my personal information to every merchant. This usually means I either buy from fewer merchants, or pay with bitcoin if allowed. Obviously, if the merchant is going to require my info anyw
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by muyuu 12y ago
Just wait for a few terabytes to download and you're good to go. Kidding. Just a few gigabytes.
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by muyuu 12y ago
Some cities are important in every category though, just by virtue of concentrating a lot of the population. For instance the US would be pretty much in complete disarray for decades if the coastal cities of California and the East Coast we
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by muyuu 12y ago
Nothing of that contradicts the premise of what I said. Neither India or Pakistan would jeopardise the very existence of the other nation, because rather than just lie down and die they'd get a farewell message from the other side.
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by muyuu 12y ago
This simply wouldn't happen. These countries would have to deal with such an internal collapse they wouldn't have much of an organised military left. Also, there would be widespread division - the powerful wealthy individuals woul
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by muyuu 12y ago
Desperate people are cannon fodder against just about any half organised military.
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by muyuu 12y ago
Some landlocked nations would be virtually unaffected but the sea level itself, though. There's also countries that have most of their main cities in the interior (Russia being one).
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by muyuu 12y ago
A bit hyperbolic but definitely all the major coastal cities would be gone. This is what would remain: http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2013/09/rising-seas/if-ice...
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by muyuu 12y ago
This war has most likely stayed low level because both countries are aware of their nuclear capability. Probably not the happiest of developments but an all-out war is unlikely between nuclear powers.
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by muyuu 12y ago
It's basically a Spanish symbol by all accounts, with plenty of evidence of usage prior to the Independence of the US. The "real de a ocho" remained legal currency in the US for many decades. http://en.wikipedia.or
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by muyuu 12y ago
AFAIK he made no money whatsoever out of it. If it's not necessary for him any more, and doesn't make him any value, it's hardly difficult to understand he doesn't want to continue working on it.
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“Shen has transitioned to BSD”(groups.google.com)
2 points by muyuu 12y ago|1 comments
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by muyuu 12y ago
His point stands though. GPG never caught on as a commercial product or something that people would pay for. Both are Open Source, that's not the issue.
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by muyuu 12y ago
It doesn't, they just can afford to bleed cash all over the place do that thanks to their monopoly money, which is virtually an endless resource.
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by muyuu 12y ago
Yeah but I don't think its niche will change as much. It fell slightly short in terms of processing power at not so many things. Obviously the faster the better though.
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by muyuu 12y ago
Because they are a for-profit company. Generally investing in stuff and then scraping it immediately before it could possibly work, is not a very good idea.
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by muyuu 12y ago
Reddit seems a bit without direction lately. Maybe they cannot make as much from their popularity as they expected.
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by muyuu 12y ago
Underpromotion happens in tournament chess, and en passant is fundamental. Without it it's a different game as pawn blockades work differently.
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by muyuu 12y ago
It's not full chess without castling, promotion, and en passant capture.
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by muyuu 12y ago
Most designers I know will draw on illustrator and maybe finish up in Photoshop. Since Photoshop is a sort of common baseline in the industry it's used as a general tool to aid in the finishing of artwork even when said artwork is not
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by muyuu 12y ago
That's a bit like old Casio calculators. It worked for small things but I cannot imagine a big application written in that. Nostalgia overdrive just seeing this beauty: http://www.rskey.org/CMS/index.php/7?man
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by muyuu 12y ago
You can have your own non-corporate stuff as well.
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by muyuu 12y ago
Yeah, I meant the link was from that project - not that they are related.
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by muyuu 12y ago
The main media in Spain will start hosting sites abroad to bypass this law. This law is basically a way to hinder smaller media more than collecting money from Google, and in this respect I guess it will work.
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by muyuu 12y ago
It's similar to the Google China situation back in the day, except Spain won't block access to foreign versions of Google News. Effectively, no Spanish-Spain news in Google news. I wonder if other Spanish-speaking versions of Goog
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by muyuu 12y ago
Seems to be down. Github mirror: https://github.com/ntoll/p4p2p/blob/master/papers/dht-woot10... From the project: https://github.com/ntoll/p4p2p/
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by muyuu 12y ago
In real terms it does happen, since branching factor makes true perfection impossible in chess. You can play theoretically superior chess and calculate more positions than your opponent and still lose the game, although it's very unlik
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by muyuu 12y ago
Demo (levels 1-6): http://www.molecularjig.com/research/pitch/461-2/beta-test/d...
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Immune Defense video game: Join the oldest battle on Earth(kickstarter.com)
1 points by muyuu 12y ago|1 comments

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