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by nickodell 12y ago
Maybe someone was told to get rid of the polio virus, and poured it down the drain.
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by nickodell 12y ago
>Initial tests showed that block 218430 with considerably higher difficulty is solved more efficiently than the genesis block 0 for a given nonce range. This is very misleading. 99.99999999% of the work of finding a valid block is findin
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by nickodell 12y ago
Or, y'know, any kind of API, instead of people overwriting mojang's code.
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by nickodell 12y ago
I'm disappointed. I was expecting to see a video of MIT students chasing after a robot that escaped from the lab.
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by nickodell 12y ago
>Thirty-five countries, representing more than half the world’s population, are invested in the project, which is so complex to finance that it requires its own currency: the ITER Unit of Account. Oh lord. This is a perfect example of a
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by nickodell 12y ago
There are ways to anonymously contact someone. Buy a prepaid cell phone. Hire a lawyer under an assumed name. Send a letter, but put a fake return address.
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by nickodell 12y ago
If you really found the identity of Satoshi, wouldn't it make far more sense to contact him privately and blackmail him? He's got, what, one and a half million bitcoins?
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by nickodell 12y ago
This looks like it's unrelated.
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by nickodell 12y ago
That's the thing - the FBI didn't have a warrant. They're trying to argue that they should be allowed to use the information anyway, because it wasn't 'hacking,' it was 'entering miscellaneous strings.&#x2
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by nickodell 12y ago
I think nathan meant that the three companies that track your credit score need to be contacted individually.
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by nickodell 12y ago
Surge pricing also prevents an existing supply from eroding. When there was flooding in NY, the taxi shortage wasn't just caused by more people needing taxis, it was also caused by existing taxi drivers staying home. Second: I agree. U
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by nickodell 12y ago
It seems kinda suspicious that 50 requests and 5 MB takes as long as 1000000 requests and 100 MB. It makes me think that something is wrong with your benchmark.
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by nickodell 13y ago
What's an accredited investor? edit: Nevermind, it's a person with at least $1,000,000 in assets or $200,000 dollars in income.
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by nickodell 13y ago
Note that the host never asks the general if anyone was fired. Perhaps someone was fired, and it didn't come up. After all, if somebody asks why this couldn't happen again, you don't say, "We fired the guy who designed t
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by nickodell 13y ago
login.neocities.org payment.neocities.org
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by nickodell 13y ago
But why would you? There's no purpose to having a company store all of your letters. Using GMail gives me a free email account with lots of storage, search, and spam filters.
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by nickodell 13y ago
But then why are there 60 of them? You don't need that much for corporate email.
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by nickodell 13y ago
It's not like the subpoena is a new legal instrument True, but there isn't an 18th century analogue to a company that has all of your personal correspondence.
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by nickodell 13y ago
Hypothetically, if Kim Dotcom found the money to run those servers, would he have been allowed to pay LeaseWeb to keep them unwiped?
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by nickodell 13y ago
>Snowden overstated his salary... by a lot It's possible that Snowden was including reimbursements, a medical/dental plan, a pension, a company car, life insurance, that sort of thing. BAH may also be reporting his pay after ta
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by nickodell 13y ago
>So by analyzing a network of communications, the NSA could be ferreting out clues from more than just the messages' particulars. How could one distinguish between a terrorist cell and another small group of people intensely working
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by nickodell 13y ago
Google's CEO said, "You can just move," but I think that's out of context. Here's the whole phrase: "Street View, we drive exactly once. You can just move, right?" He also retracted the statement later: &g
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by nickodell 13y ago
Besides that SSL has CA's, what is the difference between SSH and SSL?
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by nickodell 13y ago
>Why would Trezor be better than an IronKey? An IronKey is designed to defend against it being lost or stolen. A Trezor is designed to defend against malware. Malware can submit a transaction to the Trezor, but it can't push the but