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by robhu 15y ago
I don't see any claim that atheism has it's roots in the 9/11 attacks. The reviewer states "[The rise of the New Atheists] to fame, McGrath suggests, begins with the attacks on 9/11 where radical Muslims turned commercial airplanes into m
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by robhu 15y ago
I know a few young earth creationists (who are much less common in the UK than the US I believe). I wouldn't say any of them were stupid or rationally impaired. Most of them are quite intelligent, but they are often uninformed scientificall
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by robhu 15y ago
Yes, Professor Alister McGrath (Oxford) has come to similar conclusions. Dawkins et al had an expectation that religion would be swept away within their lifetime, and as this has not been achieved he has moved on to be much more direct and
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by robhu 15y ago
The blame shouldn't be laid at the Guardian's door. Yes, they intentionally released the password - but they released the password to a file they were told only they had a copy. It's the fault of Wikileaks for releasing a copy of this file
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by robhu 15y ago
The difference is that Satoshi is a known alias, whereas this is intentional deception.
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by robhu 16y ago
OK... is it possible to connect a WakeMate up to a laptop? Like a Mac perhaps?
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by robhu 16y ago
This looks really good. My wife and I only have one smart phone (a HTC Desire) between us - would we be able to run 2 wakemates off one phone or would we need two phones?
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by robhu 16y ago
Isn't there the issue that his original bone marrow (which you've temporarily removed) is probably infected with HIV? Returning it at a later date would reinfect him.
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X-Ray Backscatter Imaging Safety From Basic Principles(compilerbitch.livejournal.com)
56 points by robhu 16y ago|15 comments
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by robhu 16y ago
No, the idea is that you could compile whatever language you like into byte code that would then run in the browser. Javascript might still be the main language on the web (and would probably continue to be handled in the same way it is now
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by robhu 16y ago
That was actually what was in my mind when I originally mentioned the idea to andrewducker!
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by robhu 16y ago
Why not make the 'byte code' the LLVM IF ? That way you leverage all the stuff from the LLVM project for making it go fast. The main thing to do then is just to have a front end for your favourite language the outputs LLVM IF.
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by robhu 16y ago
Sure, so it'd be hard to come up with a bytecode standard that worked really well for anything you might want to run on it - but you could probably come up with a reasonable bytecode / VM that would work reasonably well for most things. For
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by robhu 16y ago
Why? It should work on a WPA encrypted network as long as I have the network key - from the perspective of my network interface nothing is encrypted. This indicates that the card has not properly been put in to listening mode, which means t
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by robhu 16y ago
I tried it on Facebook. I have a WPA2 protected Wifi network. Two laptops (a MB and a MBP) on it. I run it on the MBP, on the MB I refresh a logged in Facebook page, and nothing appears as captured on the MBP. If on the MBP I refresh Facebo
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by robhu 16y ago
It doesn't work on my late 2009 MBP (sniffs sessions from other browsers on my laptop but not other laptops on our wifi).
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by robhu 16y ago
On my Macbook Pro (purchased 1 year ago) it doesn't seem to be able to capture traffic on my wifi. It can see sessions originating from another browser on the same Mac, but not other macs on the wifi network. Is there a way of debugging wha
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by robhu 16y ago
Thank you ^_^
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by robhu 16y ago
Shouldn't the f in food be capitalised?
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by robhu 16y ago
Are you using it as a LRU cache? I'd really like to use Redis for this -- are there any examples out there of how to do it / could you share how you've done it?
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by robhu 16y ago
Why wouldn't they be able to? A company can take down or put up any offer they want whenever they want. Once they've taken your money you've entered in to a contract with them, but before that they can do whatever they want.
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by robhu 18y ago
There's a way to stop?
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by robhu 18y ago
Definitely Skitch. Skitch is amazing.