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nodata
13y ago
Start by relaxing instead of napping. Once you get the hang of that napping comes next.
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nodata
13y ago
It's hijacking. Try and talk your way around it all you like, but call it what it is.
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13y ago
> I suspect serious (TM) business people would less like to associate with a currency based on an internet meme You sure? http://www.forbes.com/sites/dalebuss/2014/01/21/how-many-spo...
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nodata
13y ago
How about car keys then? Are those strong? Edit: I meant the encryption used to remotely unlock and lock a car
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nodata
13y ago
(S)he has spelt VMware wrong. Not sure how well they know the company.
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13y ago
To quote coolsubmission on reddit: This does not mean that the enemy is to be allowed to escape. The object, as Tu Mu puts it, is "to make him believe that there is a road to safety, and thus prevent his fighting with the courage of de
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nodata
13y ago
The OP was, but he deleted his post. (I think you got the wrong thread)
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13y ago
I should? We're not talking about me, we're talking about your advice! Let's say someone's e-mail is in their profile, and let's say it was listed in one of the compromised datadumps, or I was lazy and entered it in
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13y ago
I think this approach is a bit dated. Your method relies on a person not reading your password (or maybe two passwords) in clear text and seeing the pattern.
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13y ago
3. Firefox on Linux, but only when I click next to go to the next photo, then it's permanent.
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13y ago
"Always leave a way out, unless you really want to find out how hard a man can fight when he's nothing to lose." (The Wheel of Time) The reddit thread has a lot of good comments actually: http://www.reddit.com/
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nodata
13y ago
Nice. A few questions (I might add more, just using the demo) 1. How does it deal with mixed landscape and portrait images? 2. Is preloading the next image possible? 3. Scrollbars are appearing, I can't work out why, e.g. on http:
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13y ago
True, but it's a lot better than fiddling with a cable when you're trying to concentrate on something else.
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13y ago
Have you used a wireless charger? You don't really charge your phone, you just put it on an allocated area of your desk.
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13y ago
Do the chargers indicate when the car is not drawing current any more? Either with a light or something internet-enabled? (Are we at webcam filter coffee time again?)
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13y ago
The torrents are signed so you can use a reputation model just like now.
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13y ago
I'd be amazed too if I could buy 12 pence bananas.
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nodata
13y ago
So how do these very large bitcoin holders cash out now? Is there somebody that provides a service to slow sell them?
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13y ago
"The extracted information will contain NHS numbers, date of birth, postcode, ethnicity and gender." Yikes! Date of birth AND postcode? Pseudoanonymous that is not.
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13y ago
Can you explain your comment a little bit? From the way I understand it, this is a way to get large companies to pay the same amount of tax as smaller companies.
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13y ago
You want to send private messages to mechanical turk? Not a good idea. Karma would work (but could be abused).
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nodata
13y ago
No it's suggesting that this is NEWs. Young people don't tend to die from flu.
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13y ago
Oh come on this has to stop. How much would it have cost Google to build Nest from scratch? Not 3.2 billion dollars.
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13y ago
As opposed to Windows 2015.
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13y ago
My colleague may have a use for this. I'm not sure how the cost can be passed onto the client though. It's difficult to use your service because there is a fee in the way of testing it. What about adding a few examples of your wor
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13y ago
Google Translate: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=vi&tl=en&u=ht... English article from "The Hindu": http://www.thehindu.com/business/Industry/workers-building-
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13y ago
> Sandwhiches can be 9 pounds by themselves. Where?
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13y ago
Doesn't disclosing it to a third party count?
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13y ago
Isn't this against some professional code they are bound by?
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13y ago
tl;dr chose wrong language for the task.
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