qwertzlcoatl

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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
He confessed repeatedly to be engaged in motherfcking criminal activities.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
Could you elaborate in detail how you are tackling significant problems like obesity, diabetes etc.? I'm genuinely interested in your work.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
I think you're missing the point, the article is talking about simple access not sewage system reliability. They're not completely mutually exclusive, but different topics nonetheless.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
Isn't that what DuckDuckGo is for?
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
Obviously Bitcoins. :)
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
I think Bitcoin itself isn't making the media say stupid things. I think the media says stupid things all the time , it just happens that a lot of us, who knew Bitcoin from the beginnings and already have a fair share of knowledge on this
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
Ignorance regarding the subject at hand leads to exaggerated sentences like this. Or they deliberately hand out these extreme sentences to make an example for future geeks trying to test their limits.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
54 minutes later it's at $132.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
That is pretty much everyone's thought that knew about Bitcoin since the beginning. Which should be 90% of people frequenting this website.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
You can see in the picture that besides the Bitcoin ATM, there are ATMs of banks from Thailand. I doubt this is in Cyprus.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
The word 'likely' renders this technique useless.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
A trollish resume of the story can be found here: http://imgur.com/zwyRWCa
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
I can't read this article. I have to pay 99 cents for the first four weeks first.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
Small victories are victories none the less. The fact that this had to come up as a question to begin with demonstrates a critical flaw in our system. A Flaw with IP law, and with the ability of high dollar interests to influence our govern
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
"The best minds of my generation are thinking about how to make people click ads." - Jeff Hammerbacher, Facebook
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
What are the odds that this has been exploited before?
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
I'm really skeptical of the motives aswell.
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Introducing DEFCAD search - An Open-Source Search Engine for 3D Printing(defcad.com)
4 points by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago|0 comments
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
Let's all keep in mind that this paper was published by physicists, in non-peer reviewed journals. There is a lot of jumping the gun in these articles, especially when it's the lead authors first and only paper. Here is a link to the actual
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Amplified Greenhouse Effect Shifts North's Growing Seasons(nasa.gov)
2 points by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago|0 comments
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kessler_syndrome
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
In that case whats the incentive on a manufacturer to build driver less cars at all? They sell plenty of cars right now but with none of the increased risk in liability.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
You are right for nitpicking. If the term knowledge was meant to be literal and knowledge is not bound to be measurable or precise, of course I can find knowledge with a local parish. Or a local bum. Or a local check-out girl. Or a shaman a
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
The fact that the total prize money is Pi million dollars is adorable.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
Joy, I bet. Knowledge? That's rather subjective.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
I clicked the link and got a full page ad and thought that was the joke.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
Kim Jong-un must got really mad when he realized it wasn't Obama that visited him recently.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
Less a hack, more social engineering. It was not an intrusion of cryptography or computer systems, it was an intrusion of people.
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
This is kind of old news. This Ouest-France article from November 5th, 2011 even has two pictures of the 'Viking sunstone' http://www.ouest-france.fr/actu/actuLocale_-Des-physiciens-p...
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by qwertzlcoatl 14y ago
Silicon Zoo has some awesome pictures of interesting artwork found on microchips. http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/creatures/index.html

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