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by rfugger 14y ago
He shouldn't leave his current therapist, just look for a new one if the current one isn't helping. He should only leave once he has found someone else who can do a better job.
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NZBMatrix closed due to massive takedown request(nzbmatrix.com)
2 points by rfugger 14y ago|1 comments
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by rfugger 14y ago
I don't think a "corridor" ever forks, so it's not really a labyrinth where there are decisions to be made about which way to go, it's just a bunch of disjoint long, twisty hallways.
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by rfugger 14y ago
Difficulty would only halve if none of the miners had anticipated the block reward halving.
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by rfugger 14y ago
According to this BBC Four documentary (found in another comment) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ_a21fPkYM the engineers wanted to apply for a patent once the British government stopped funding their work, but the government classified
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by rfugger 14y ago
http://starbucks.co.uk/blog/starbucks-commitment-to-the-uk/1...
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by rfugger 14y ago
Most likely they would just put the unpaid bill on your credit report and move on, leaving you with tarnished credit and no recourse.
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Big, Smart and Green: A Revolutionary Vision for Modern Farming(wired.com)
2 points by rfugger 14y ago|0 comments
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by rfugger 14y ago
Just because a browser supports those protocols, doesn't mean they are part of the web, which uses HTTP.
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by rfugger 14y ago
Can I ask what your reasons are for considering suicide that you consider so unassailable?
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by rfugger 14y ago
You're assuming that anyone in these large organizations has enough control and pays enough attention to dictate how entire systems work. Usually it's more of a patchwork that gets developed over time by many people, none of whom sees the
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by rfugger 14y ago
Hmmm... I'm not so sure about this. Looking at the studies he links to, the goals are assigned to the subjects by the researchers, not self-set. When you're doing something for someone else, you don't have the problem of wondering if it's
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by rfugger 14y ago
Reference: http://csrp1.hku.hk/files/975_3792_927.pdf It definitely isn't drawing any conclusions based on a single hour, but on repeated therapeutic interactions.
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by rfugger 14y ago
Austrian banks.
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Are central banks stoking income inequality?(theglobeandmail.com)
1 points by rfugger 14y ago|0 comments
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by rfugger 14y ago
I don't understand the problem with eating what you feel like when you're hungry, and stopping when you're full. You'd think a billion years of evolution would enable us to find a decent equilibrium by listening to our bodies. Obviously, it
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by rfugger 14y ago
His link to contact Mozilla is an email to the AMO editors, who approve addons based on performance, security, etc. I'd guess they wouldn't approve his addons for some reason, and he thought their criticisms were unreasonable.
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by rfugger 14y ago
The system overall may be inefficient, but using the cold exhaust from the engine as A/C doesn't make it any more inefficient.
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by rfugger 14y ago
Exactly. Correlation != causation.
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by rfugger 14y ago
I think the anonymity and decentralized design are more important than the small transaction fees. As a sibling comment points out, there are still fees for converting to and from national currencies, which are much less volatile.
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by rfugger 14y ago
That's great until it changes.
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by rfugger 14y ago
Python does have some certificate-checking machinery: http://docs.python.org/library/ssl.html#functions-constants-... http://docs.python.org/library/ssl.html#ssl-certificates However, this isn't exposed in the higher-level httplib.HTTPS
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by rfugger 14y ago
No, nginx is on the server side. The article is about client-side.
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by rfugger 14y ago
Or maybe only browser makers should be deciding what HTML is?
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by rfugger 14y ago
They did just this in Canada with "No Name" brand: https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=noname+brand&tbm=i...
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by rfugger 14y ago
I think that was exactly the idea.
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by rfugger 14y ago
Sparrow's foundation is imap/smtp...
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by rfugger 14y ago
I think this system is designed more for something like authenticating people for entry into a secure area, rather than for logging in to a computer. If it is more difficult to obtain access to the password storage than to your user's mind,
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by rfugger 14y ago
Yeah,what I mainly got from his post is that the author suffers from low self-esteem.
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by rfugger 14y ago
Shuttleworth: The SFLC advice to us was that the FSF could require key disclosure if some OEM screwed up. Does anyone know what he's talking about here?

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