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721.
by opless 12y ago
If it's "Only metadata" then why is it so valuable that you have collect it? No, if you want information about me - you need probable cause and a warrant. Thanks. But if you really want to make a case for it, collect metadata
722.
by opless 12y ago
I dare not click this link.
723.
by opless 12y ago
But which one? Can't read TFA as it's blocked here.
724.
by opless 12y ago
sounds like a great idea for yet another unknown entity to siphon more of your data off. tinder already wants to be able to post on my timeline. and there's an increasing amount of catfish/spam accounts on there now :(
725.
by opless 12y ago
I wonder how long it will take for someone to get QSYSOPR privs and invoke pwrdwnsys *immed ?
726.
by opless 12y ago
The website needs a bit of a proof-reading. http://pooleapp.com/about/#price "All data remains yours. You can always downlaod all of the data from your forms"
727.
by opless 12y ago
It's not the companies though, is it? It's the legislature/government trying to ensure compliance.
728.
by opless 12y ago
More censorship. When will the madness end? :(
729.
by opless 12y ago
I had assumed that, but thought it best to ask :)
730.
by opless 12y ago
A friend wanted a glockenspiel app for their daughter, so I took his thrown together html demo and coded a unity3d app and made it free. http://www.simonwaite.com/apps/glockenspiel After a little bit of feedback about
731.
by opless 12y ago
Which city? (There's more than one you know!)
732.
by opless 12y ago
what?
733.
by opless 12y ago
http://www.simonwaite.com/random-thoughts/communication-from...
734.
by opless 12y ago
And certainly this too.
735.
by opless 12y ago
It's a good film, if a little amateur. Reminds me a bit of the style of Primer. Much less cringeworthy than Hackers. 6/10
736.
by opless 12y ago
"Play fair" ? surely information wants to be free? :-)
737.
by opless 12y ago
And a link to his homepage where you might find more work on program synthesis http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/sumitg/
738.
by opless 12y ago
Not only that, is that Netflix (insert country other than the USA here) has a much smaller cache of films and TV shows that disappear and appear seemingly at random and without notice.
739.
by opless 12y ago
Seems not to be "new" but an implementation of a Sparc V9 ?
740.
by opless 12y ago
The thing is, there's Amazon and Netflix which covers most movies and shows in the US. Unfortunately it's JUST in the US. Netflix UK for example doesn't have Caprica. That was on Lovefilm ... then it's not Amazon prime n
741.
by opless 12y ago
"Dark Matter" ... Sounds like confirmation bias to me.
742.
by opless 12y ago
Perl/CGI is never a good thing. You might get better response with using perl in fastcgi mode, and using nginx rather than apache.
743.
by opless 12y ago
Great idea by the way. I've just switched to using git for the zones I administer myself. Haven't been brave enough to look into using hooks yet though!
744.
by opless 12y ago
No surprise there then. Welcome to this century.
745.
by opless 12y ago
More importantly I don't see CNAME records. Great idea though.
746.
by opless 12y ago
It's up again. FWIW
747.
by opless 12y ago
Seconded.
748.
by opless 13y ago
The main protagonist in Star Cops ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Cops ) had "box" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYsbD5hewig back in the 80s :) It could cast things to nearby screens al
749.
by opless 13y ago
That's a very good point. +1
750.
by opless 13y ago
Yes, let's bully another group of people in the name of "oppressed minorities" because two lefts make a right, two wrongs must make one. Right? Right?

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