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patrickmclaren
13y ago
My comment from the same story on reddit. For those protesting this decision, carefully read the following: > However, even after these many interactions with 23andMe, we still do not have any assurance that the firm has analytically or
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Also related is David Schwartz' answer to this similar question "Is there a way to set up proof-of-work systems so it would be even more useful?" David responds, "The work is not useless, it secures the transactions. The
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I would be left feeling quite sorry and embarrassed for the partner in the case that they were actually a warm body. They would essentially be interviewing to play the submissive within a hegemony.
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This does not put things into context at all. You do realize that this is a single event, localized in a single region of the world, right? This is equivalent the population to small neighborhood all dying at once. In addition to destructio
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Significant for me, they reverted this bug - https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=61781 Could not get a dbus connection following resume from suspend. Very annoying.
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Pi wouldn't count on it.
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A few months ago, after moving apartments and traveling to renew some official documents (passport, visa, etc.), I had exhausted my emergency fund. It turned out that in my next pay period, someone in accounting had forgotten to file time s
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Can you deduce the majority of the C language from these initial axioms? You misunderstand the usage of consistency regarding mathematics. It is not the same. These rules which compose C are design decisions, and whether they are entirely
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First British Silk Road sellers arrested
(telegraph.co.uk)
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https://www.rossulbricht.org/srforum/html/dpr_posts_page_01_... There has been more than one occasion where I have wanted to quit as well. Without going into details, the stress of being DPR is sometimes v
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13y ago
Whilst the link to linkchecker @ sourceforge still works, they have moved the project to GitHub. Perhaps checking for a recent last-modified date together with a large relative change in size would suffice for this situation.
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13y ago
How is the nightlife in the Bay Area?
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* Don't drink too much caffeine. * Work out more. * Have other things to do. * If you don't work on them enough, at least think about them a lot, otherwise it's likely just a pipe dream.
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I'm imagining a crowd somewhat like reddit, yet older, more mature.
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13y ago
Okay, I see your point. However, I've never used Dropbox, I use git-annex as a better solution to the problem. Likewise, I would still use procmail, or maildrop in this situation. This is mainly due to the fact that these solutions are
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13y ago
Unrelated, but to the tune of the new interest in Yahoo that Marissa Mayer sparked: As a working adult, say, with no time for more entertainment, why would I visit a Yahoo site?
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13y ago
http://www.ergotron.com/ProductsDetails/tabid/65/PRDID/631/l...
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Administrative data, such as name and contact information may not necessarily be available at the same security level as DNS (nameserver) data. Also note that domain contact details are not the same as DNS. Read more about DNS at a more r
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It would be extremely easy to for anyone who wanted to, to write such a script using procmail, or maildrop.
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The whois is correct. Whether they can make DNS changes is whole other question. I doubt they have taken over ownership of the domain.
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The whois is correct. Whether they can make DNS changes is whole other question. I doubt they have taken over ownership of the domain.
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It is already possible to introspect a little on the grid: See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_analysis .
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Correlates with, does not necessarily cause.
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This is not reddit, grow up.
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14y ago
I wonder how this will compare to the Eve Online / Dust514 universe? Eve Online is a persistent mmo, and Dust514 is a console game which interacts with Eve Online for one-off battles. See https://dust514.com/ , http://www.eveonline.com/ .
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Perhaps a more fruitful question is, why are virtual worlds created through gaming (i.e. Minecraft, World of Warcraft) much more populous and resilient than virtual worlds created for other reasons? Personally, the only possible circumstanc
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Well, any adjusted medal rank is synthetic, so declaring one as true is quite arbitrary.
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Why did you add the word "True" to the title?
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It's amazing how someone can draw conclusions about an entire industry from the amount of errors in a single book, and it's corresponding errata page. IF book publishing is dying, then that is simply due to a decline in the demand of books,
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14y ago
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