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by ptrincr 10y ago
I used to find it happened only when I was lay on my front. But just the other day I had it when I was on my back. I've had it more when I've been extremely tired and finding it hard to sleep. It's only happened a handful of
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by ptrincr 10y ago
I can relate to this. I often feel like I should be doing "something", like I'm just wasting my time if I'm not producing something. However I think it's good to get the balance right. If you're working full ti
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by ptrincr 10y ago
This is good. Impressive. It managed to recommend me Soyaris, a Russian film based on the same book Solaris was based on. Great film.
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by ptrincr 10y ago
Thanks for sharing this link, very interesting.
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by ptrincr 10y ago
As a native speaker, I had no idea what was being said. Seems like a very extreme example. Similar to the shi shi poem in chinese. The "had had" example is much more relevant to someone learning English. Often when I construct a s
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by ptrincr 10y ago
It's not. Before this "experiment" began, there was already a balance of around 18 BTC in this address. So there were already coins to move around to prove he held the private key. But lets say he does have the key, and the b
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by ptrincr 10y ago
From the article: It said the cybercriminal had initially asked for 50 roubles (75 cents; 52 pence) in exchange for the list, but eventually gave a copy away without charge after Hold's staff posted favourable comments about him in a
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Webmail firms probe login 'leak'(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by ptrincr 10y ago|1 comments
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by ptrincr 10y ago
I've been involved in interview processes where candidates were presented with a problem, given a computer and asked to solve it. Usually just by searching for an error message.
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by ptrincr 10y ago
Knowing how to search is an extremely useful skill. I think we have gotten to the stage where an intelligent and determined individual can teach themselves pretty much anything by researching a subject on Google. Hold key concepts in your h
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by ptrincr 10y ago
So I've just come across i3wm after reading both your comments, it looks great! :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx0eNaGzAZU
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by ptrincr 10y ago
To be fair, Bitcoin is also unique within the crypto currency world, just like gold is unique within the elements. Nothing will ever change the fact that Bitcoin was first, it has first-mover advantage over other implementations. You could
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by ptrincr 10y ago
These would probably be fairly difficult to detect. The vast majority of the radio messages we have leaked into space over the last 100 years or so weren't focused. By the time they reached a neighbouring star they might be hard to dis
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by ptrincr 10y ago
Forgive me if this is a daft question, but, how much effort has gone into analysing the contents of this signal? It appears we have 72 seconds of data to work with, or is it just completely random data with no pattern at all? If we did rece
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by ptrincr 11y ago
There is more info here http://blog.trendmicro.com/trendlabs-security-intelligence/5...
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55M voters' details leaked in Philippines(theregister.co.uk)
71 points by ptrincr 11y ago|16 comments
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by ptrincr 11y ago
Yep it was there......
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by ptrincr 11y ago
I seen it earlier, but I just assumed it was something about using your mic to record an email.... I wasn't really paying attention. It told you about the feature in a pop up ( I think) when you went to compose a new email and the butt
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by ptrincr 11y ago
Are there no limitations at all with this then? No limit to the number of machines it can be deployed on? Any stipulations about it being for development only purposes? Reading the article suggests it's developer only and so for low co
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by ptrincr 11y ago
You should also check out Ambari, fantastic open source Hadoop/spark cluster management tool.
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by ptrincr 11y ago
Yep, redis would solve this. Shareable cache across a distributed cluster of node.js instances.
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by ptrincr 11y ago
Staying clear of politics and relgion is always a good bet.
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by ptrincr 11y ago
This is very true. How much do you share before boring people?
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by ptrincr 11y ago
It's possible to run a node in pruned mode, where you set the amount is space which is used by blocks. Older blocks are then pruned to stay within the space limit. You can run a node in this way for $5 a month. If you support Bitcoin,
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by ptrincr 11y ago
Google already does something a little like this with Google plus pages. Let's say someone google's for my website name, and I have a Google plus page associated with it. If I have recently posted new content on my Google plus pag
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by ptrincr 11y ago
If you're going to watch the film for the first time, which you should as its awesome, don't watch the dubbed version. Make sure you watch it with subtitles.
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by ptrincr 11y ago
Yep, very true. However the Internet itsself was a mystery to most people during its early life. The technology was refined, made more user friendly and opened up to the masses. The same happened with Bitcoin (as a payment method) and I&#x2
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by ptrincr 11y ago
I may have misunderstood but it appears kubernetes as a service was chosen (via GCE), but this is compared to alternatives which you have to install by yourself. This is slightly unfair as the setup and configuration of kubernetes on your o
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by ptrincr 11y ago
Freenode is the place I go to once googling has failed but before raising a question on stackoverflow. Often you'll be able to speak directly to a dev or a knowledgeable user of an opensource project. IRC/freenode - an important a
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by ptrincr 11y ago
Patch out - https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eglibc/2.19-0ubuntu6.7

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