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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
I've been patiently waiting exactly 12 months for this precise moment. Here goes nothing... YOU KNOW I CAN'T GRAB YOUR GHOST CHIPS! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsFlVWqWHlA For a year now, I've been internalizing this really complicated
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
This is one of the only "nanny state" laws I find reasonable. People genuinely need saving from themselves.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Welcome to the "Brave New World". Huxley was right: http://youtube.com/watch?v=1ygIqLJnBJI It's not like we were never warned.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Tesla was right.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Whatever helps you sleep at night.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Original source: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/12vg6t/the_admins_a... OP, "Please submit the original source. If a blog post reports on something they found on another site, submit the latter." - http://ycombinator.com/newsg
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
If you look this way ^ we're discussing this.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Finally someone with some brains! That pesky browser thing never could do anything of value. Umm...Dah... What a joke! It's all "boondoggle"! It unquestionably couldn't ever be used to build "apps" [1]. Certainly could never ever be fast en
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Imagine "torrents ... done properly". Imagine some kind of worldwide system, without a central server and dedicated administrator, distributed among a large, constantly changing conglomeration of servers that store and forward messages to o
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
TOR is THEIR network.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
I guess it's finally 1984 in Australia. Now they can enforce more totalitarian DRM¹, with less latency! "It's a beautiful thing, the destruction of words." [1] "Amazon Erases Orwell Books From Kindle" http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/18/tech
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
The first rule...
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Depends on your DNS; which, yes, most likely depends on your ISP. You could try OpenDNS or "8.8.8.8" or something. If you choose to change, please be aware of the implications.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Yeah, because that old trick still works. Assange is still chill-banging. Sipping Aguardiente. Schmoozing Ecuadorian diplomats. Yelling shit about the commander-in-chief out from the balcony to the glassy-eyed press [1]. As for Mr. DotCom,
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
More or less. http://dnscheck.pingdom.com/?domain=mega.co.nz
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Until Some Enquire None Ever Tell
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Does "social proof" generally account for gaming? For instance, what if Microsoft chooses not to report spam accounts whilst Apple does? It would be very much related to the rate of retweets as this is primarily how information traverses Tw
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
url - tweets - followers - ratio http://twitter.com/adobe - 10,420 - 139,670 - 13.40 http://twitter.com/apple - 0 - 12,207 - ∞ http://twitter.com/facebook - 997 - 5,673,552 - 5,690.62 http://twitter.com/google - 3,820 - 5,382,253 -
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Gecko's DeCOMtamination(wiki.mozilla.org)
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Alex, Thank you so very much for sharing your story. This degree of honesty is far too rare and is absolutely commendable. More appropriately, your story resonates in strong sympathy with mine. "I owe my life to technology." Those who've
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
"christ"..."hell" Consider taking your own advice.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Nevertheless, if we choose to use AWS we're subject to its outages regardless of where we use it from. Just think, now our apps can fail even faster!
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Nature abhors monocultures. Nature abhors them so much that they do not exist in accordance with nature.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Fortunately, it's open-source so we have only ourselves to blame and absolutely nothing to complain about. https://github.com/sublimehq/Vintage
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Thank you for completely overlooking any of the relevant issues I have attempted to alleviate. This is why we can't have nice things.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
You're most welcome :) We're all still learning. I wish you and your team all the best.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
There's no need to abandon something you've paid money for to utilise features which are otherwise free... http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/vintage.html https://github.com/sublimehq/Vintage If you're fortunate enough to be using Sublim
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
"However, their position regarding the non-ECMA components like ASP.NET, ADO.NET, and Windows Forms (which are the bone of contention) remains unclarified."
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
Name, code, documentation, dependencies, browser support, test coverage, etc.
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by pyrotechnick 14y ago
That was a test. You passed.

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