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by phlux 16y ago
Exactly. Yammer is cool because it is focused on professional/enterprise social networks, but broken because it doesn't recognize that people want to create adhoc social networks to work together.
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by phlux 16y ago
I am talking about taking it out of the damaged reactor and into a sound containment/cooling unit. That is far better politically than letting it sit in a damaged structure leaking radiation everywhere. Sometimes nations need to STFU about
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by phlux 16y ago
The CNN anchors were morons, notice the flamboyant arm waving the woman on the right employed when they were revealed as being out of their league.
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by phlux 16y ago
I am not familiar with Weave -- I'll be honest, I did not look to see if anything was addressing this problem - I guess due to the fact that with as much as I read - I would have assumed to have heard about it... What would you add/change w
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by phlux 16y ago
> collectively, as a society (or separately, as a bunch of disparate societies), we just might not be mature enough in our thinking to strike the right balance of precaution and preparedness to handle nuclear power as safely as it shoul
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by phlux 16y ago
So, how is nuclear fuel transported from wherever is it manufactured to the reactor? Why cant that process be implemented to transfer the fuel out of the reactor?
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by phlux 16y ago
I understand. However - I am curious - energy is the fundamental resource we now are 100% dependent upon for survival. Obviously the energy industry knows this , thus the fact that they have successfully staged a coup on global politics. I
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by phlux 16y ago
What is difficult to reconcile is that we all know that nuclear meltdowns are catastrophic events, that the resultant fallout/radioactive contamination is utterly horrible. Yet it seems that we dont build reactors with the types of failsafe
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by phlux 16y ago
Aside from the fact that this is not a solution aiming to fix wireless security, and other than offering the service via HTTPS - I am not sure that a "firesheep-like attack" is really a concern. I suspect that the main argument against such
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by phlux 16y ago
I can only imagine that whomever has been backing him has been giving Sheen enough rope to wrangle millions of dollars, or simply hang himself, whichever came first. Even still, it appears that Sheens self crucifixion was fairly profitable
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Ask HN: Would you use a cloud based browser session, browsethrough.me
1 points by phlux 16y ago|5 comments
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by phlux 16y ago
This is hacker news, you know
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by phlux 16y ago
127.0.0.1 Reddit reddit.com 127.0.0.1 techcrunch.com techcrunch 127.0.0.1 news.ycombinator.com 127.0.0.1 facebook.com 127.0.0.1 fark.com etc....
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by phlux 16y ago
I just watched this doc about how the Tsunami happened: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuRELrpytWI VERY good. Amazing actually. I am sure that most HNers are familiar with the geophysics behind Tsunamis... But they dont talk too m uch abo
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by phlux 16y ago
Wait, whats wrong with fighting with the cops?
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by phlux 16y ago
I blame Paul Carr.
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by phlux 16y ago
I applied. Lets see how this works out. PG, you better have my back on this one. Ill give you 6% of my 10%.
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by phlux 16y ago
Of course the code was written prior, it says so right there in the comments ###Copyright 2009 Not-working-for-money-in-the-us
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by phlux 16y ago
Your comment says nothing about the UX functions I mentioned. I agree with your statement, but it does not rebut the fact that image display is non-existent and actually works against you comment as it hinders people's ability to smoothly t
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by phlux 16y ago
There is a strong difference between UI and UX, for example, when looking through postings for stuff for sale, or places for rent - filtering by HAS IMAGE is really the only way Ill look at an ad - yet there has NEVER been a way to expand a
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by phlux 16y ago
This is hands down the best kinect demo I have seen yet. I just hope that these sorts of technologies are open sourced and not only for use with heavy license fees and to "The Man". Weapons tracking for specifically intended targets - like
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by phlux 16y ago
Can the company license the code from you for a monthly license fee (Annual license fee + support and maintenance (e.g. beenfits) / into monthly mapyments)
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by phlux 16y ago
I'd be willing to bet this is due to Groupon wanting to be to Qwiki what Commercials are to TV
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by phlux 16y ago
test
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by phlux 16y ago
###IQ###
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by phlux 16y ago
150
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by phlux 16y ago
###Income###
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by phlux 16y ago
$250K
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by phlux 16y ago
###Wealth###
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by phlux 16y ago
$1 MM

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