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by rheide 15y ago
If anonymous didn't do this then this is a very stupid move on Sony's part, cause anonymous will be quite pissed. Also, I wonder if anonymous would have published the hacked data if they did it, rather than keeping it private and (possibly)
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by rheide 16y ago
I'm guessing the bmp format happens to look like ascii for certain pixels with certain colors. I wonder if this works in reverse. Maybe we can program the Mona Lisa in C.
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by rheide 16y ago
Wow. Those repair prices are ridiculous enough to warrant an article of their own. There's really no point in fixing a broken iPod when it's cheaper to buy a new one.
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by rheide 16y ago
Could be any number of reasons for this. The store may have messed up and had its computers infected by a virus. Or Samsung itself. Or user error, like other people pointed out already. What I would be interested to know is if the logger ac
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by rheide 16y ago
Very cool! Being able to drag&drop images is very intuitive. I like it.
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by rheide 16y ago
The fun starts at 1:55
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A nuclear fission reaction with pingpong balls(youtube.com)
3 points by rheide 16y ago|2 comments
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Content farm using crappy translations to avoid copy/paste problems(electronicworld.urblogz.com)
1 points by rheide 16y ago|0 comments
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by rheide 16y ago
I think it might be near Odaiba.
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by rheide 16y ago
In that case, was invading other countries also part of their 'culture'?
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by rheide 16y ago
Will it be near the Shibuya Eggman Nuclear Reactor? --> http://www.japanprobe.com/2011/03/16/fox-news-clueless-about...
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by rheide 16y ago
Wow, your reply is not one I was expecting. I am in fact quite introvert myself and I was certainly not implying that extroverted adventure seekers are what I call 'awake'. If anything, I'd say that introvert/extrovert has little to do with
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Are you awake?(colorfulwolf.com)
2 points by rheide 16y ago|3 comments
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by rheide 16y ago
I feel sorry for Pluto :(
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by rheide 16y ago
Another example of this: when I lived in Japan, I used to park (and lock) my bicycle at a very crowded station and leave it there for several hours. I locked the bicycle but sometimes left my coat in the basket. I continued this habit for s
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by rheide 16y ago
I love little trinkets like this. Nice work. On a side note, I've been staring at the mouse on my desk for 2 minutes now, and it's still not moving.
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by rheide 16y ago
This is ridiculous! Of course more people will sign up if you make them only fill out two things and force the popup on them, but it completely devoids the concept of 'signup' of its meaning. What you should care about is how many people si
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The Tunguska Event(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by rheide 16y ago|1 comments
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Ideas and the satisfaction of completing them(colorfulwolf.com)
1 points by rheide 16y ago|0 comments
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by rheide 16y ago
There's so many articles these days about failing. What if you fail to fail?
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by rheide 16y ago
Sony always gets what it wants. While they're not fundamentally wrong, since it's their product, they're playing whack the mole with a large hacker community. This can't end well.
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by rheide 16y ago
Geek beauty at its finest.
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Goodnight Dune(goodnightdune.com)
1 points by rheide 16y ago|0 comments
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by rheide 16y ago
Those are not glitches in street view. They're glitches in reality.
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by rheide 16y ago
Good point! One of the things I always end up spending more time on is defining the interface, so I thought I'd point that out. I think spending a week on a decent interface is a fair amount, but (like you also mentioned just now) that does
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by rheide 16y ago
He's conveniently forgetting the time it takes to define interfaces+contracts and to make mock objects that do decent job of mocking their real counterpart.
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Thoughts on Bitcoin Mining(rheide.wordpress.com)
3 points by rheide 16y ago|0 comments
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by rheide 16y ago
Indeed, things that are not possible anywhere else seem to be possible in Silicon Valley. Having visited there myself I also found it a unique and interesting place. Having said that, the real world is not Silicon Valley. And even in Hollyw
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by rheide 16y ago
While I'm morally completely against Sony's point of view, I'm not sure if there's much that can be done legally. Besides that, I'm a bit unsure about donating to a guy who does not seem to realize what kind of mess he's in: http://www.you