rustcharm

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   Internet Porn Has Officially Killed HBO’s Adult-Entertainment Business(vanityfair.com)

   2 points by rustcharm 8y ago|1 comments
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   Microsoft software developer to represent Wash. D.C. in Miss America competition(geekwire.com)

   1 points by rustcharm 8y ago|0 comments
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   by rustcharm 8y ago

   I took a Lenovo Yoga as a "burner" laptop to DEFCON. Got so many people asking about it, saying they liked the size, the pen and touch interface, and the look and feel. There are many good options today, and Windows 10 is just fin
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   Think Giant Concrete Blocks Can't Fly? Think Again(creators.vice.com)

   2 points by rustcharm 8y ago|0 comments
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   by rustcharm 8y ago

   I was at DEFCON. I stayed at Caesars. I had a lot of odd stuff in my room. I had no problems. Security never entered my room, nor did they want to. Why? Because I did the simplest thing. I didn't keep the DND sign on the door so I had
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   by rustcharm 8y ago

   If the government didn't stand in the way, these 'wealthy' people you hate so much would have built a lot of housing.
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   by rustcharm 8y ago

   No elevator? They're going to get ADA lawsuits before it even opens.
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   Lisa Brennan-Jobs Recalls Memories of Her Famous Father(vanityfair.com)

   61 points by rustcharm 8y ago|15 comments
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   How an ex-cop rigged McDonald's Monopoly game and stole millions(thedailybeast.com)

   4 points by rustcharm 8y ago|0 comments
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    Global Shift to Obesity Packs Serious Climate Consequences(scientificamerican.com)

    3 points by rustcharm 8y ago|0 comments
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    I read the article (I pay for WSJ) and there's one area they didn't mention: books. I see a lot of books, especially business, productivity, time management books, written by authors who churn out poor quality (but legit, in that
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    The Search for Tastier Supermarket Tomatoes: A Tale in 3 Acts(npr.org)

    3 points by rustcharm 8y ago|0 comments
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    I'd bet that someone in either the legislature or the prison system is getting some "consideration" from the providers of these "free" tablets. Nobody would agree to allow these things otherwise. I don't think
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    Carmen Sandiego Has Really Bad Morals(open.spotify.com)

    2 points by rustcharm 8y ago|0 comments
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    Is There Facebook After Zuck?(vanityfair.com)

    3 points by rustcharm 8y ago|2 comments
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    Farewell for Now(seekingalpha.com)

    83 points by rustcharm 8y ago|27 comments
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    Really? You can "understand" why a person, a public figure who runs several large companies, would make baseless accusations against a person he disagrees with, in an attempt to ruin this person for life? I can't understand t
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    Well, with all the cancellations, perhaps some of them are thinking this through.
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    As long as he's not calling you a "pedo". That's pretty terrible in my book.
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    Many mainstream car companies, particularly GM with its all-electric Chevy Bolt have cars with roughly comparable specs to the Model 3 and you get get one today. The allure of getting something now instead of waiting surely contributes to s
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/fact-of-fiction-...
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    Did ancient beams discarded in Old City come from first and second temples?(timesofisrael.com)

    3 points by rustcharm 8y ago|0 comments
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    I'm glad she told the story. When William's death was in the news, everyone was talking about "depression." This really wasn't the full story behind his death.
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    Here's a take on QWERTY (probably not designed to slow us down) on the Smithsonian website: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/fact-of-fiction-...
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    The ride was also loaded badly with two very heavy passengers in back — exceeding 600 pounds — and a 65 pound kid in front. They need to enforce weight limits even at the risk of “offending” passengers.
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    I suspect this is highly inaccurate, but may lead to false arrests in the way that bad "hair sample" science did.
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    by rustcharm 8y ago

    I've run it on port 443 (https port) which makes it possible for me to get through to it from inside many corporate firewalls.