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by ok_craig 13y ago
Yes there was an accusation, and I don't understand your point in asking. Edit: getting pedantic with this but oh well. I guess the language "doesn't mean the first is true" was ambiguous. I did not mean to say that #2
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by ok_craig 13y ago
That someone evaded having evidence be brought against them does not qualify as evidence having been brought against them.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Why would DPR hire a smuggler? Why would DPR delete the photo evidence, but not the chat log evidence? Are there transactions in the blockchain that represent the payment? Can we find them? Is this part of the story something that can feas
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by ok_craig 13y ago
That's kind of sidestepping my point. He said two things: 1) There was a rape accusation 2) The accusation was made to discredit Assange My statement that "the burden of proof is on the person claiming it" is relevant to bot
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Is there some evidence that says that god is not real? That's not really a great argument... the burden of proof is on the person claiming it.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Does Rails come with goegraphically distributed cold storage these days? That's pretty sweet if so.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
I think this is a sentiment we don't see enough around here.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Lesson: don't put to much stock into a product that can be replaced by a few lines of code on a search result page.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
What's different about CrossFit from regular exercise? It doesn't give a summary of what it is or how it's different. That makes me scared that all exercise has this risk, especially lifting weights, which I enjoy. Is that
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by ok_craig 13y ago
It sounded like you started off by agreeing and ended in disagreeing, but I can't tell where the switch was, or if your opening line was just sarcasm... Surely those facts about him are the business of anyone who would potentially enro
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by ok_craig 13y ago
I agree, any service ever created should be forced to continue to run perpetually regardless value, user interest, or cost to the company running it.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
You really have no idea what you're talking about.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
You don't have to remember the ad, you just have to have a subconscious desire to pick one up when you see it in the impulse buy zone at your grocery store.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
...how?
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Fractional reserve banking has a limit, because the bank always need to keep said fraction. So that creates inflation up to a point - then it stops. The government can print infinite money without end, creating consistent, never-ending deba
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by ok_craig 13y ago
What do you think about the part where they broke into his home? (Assuming they did.)
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by ok_craig 13y ago
> To the absolute limit of our ability to measure it — and our ability to measure it is really good, since we used electromagnets and lasers and other expensive science things — when an object is dropped, it begins falling instantaneousl
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by ok_craig 13y ago
It may have been a good idea to try to get them to acknowledge your prior issue as insufficient grounds for firing in your contract.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Design is about more than the shell of the car. It is about everything, from the touch screen to the heads-up navigation, to the automatic handles, the interior space, and even the fact that it's electric. It's really just an am
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by ok_craig 13y ago
This isn't a product page made for anal programmers who want every bit of information condensed into a box the size of a terminal window. Average consumers are enticed by emotion and this is set to deliver in that respect.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
I'm not 100% sure either but I suspect it's more about Google taking their design to a new level. These kinds of effects have been seen elsewhere before but it's interesting to see Google implementing them for their own real
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Basically every single comment on /r/android about this phone is about how the specs are not high enough to justify the price. It's kind of disappointing and amazing.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
The biggest news here is that the dongle is running a version of Chrome, not Android.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
None of the most recent releases have really seemed significant enough to warrant a new release name.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Gruber already does lament the shabby doesn't he? So what'd be the difference? In addition to calling out Google / Microsoft / Samsung, he also calls out Apple? Doesn't really seem like a big diff, except maybe for
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by ok_craig 13y ago
The mathematician had a better point.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
There are no ads in Drive. You pay for storage, that's how it makes money.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Internet cafes tend to be boring white boxes without food or drink, the walls lined with five year old crumbling windows PCs. It seems like there is a middle ground which has not been explored, which is simply a more expensive coffee shop w
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Those are good points, but the comment I was responding to wasn't about them. It was about not trusting the company because of one bad product. It also wasn't about hackability (your last sentence), it was about the phone simply
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by ok_craig 13y ago
It was closer to two years, according to Wikipedia.

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