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by saganus 10y ago
Ah. That makes sense.
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by saganus 10y ago
Is that a Go board stick to the side of the rack? Maybe they play one move every time someone gets to go there to fix something? or could it be just a way of numbering the racks or something eccentric like that?
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by saganus 10y ago
Ahhh.... yes... damn. Didn't do it on purpose. Sorry about that 0x424242. I am always getting those two mixed up, even in my mother tongue. :( I guess the point still stands as I originally intended it though. Again.. sorry for the c
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by saganus 10y ago
That's part of the over-saturation of apps I guess. I also do the same regarding updates. More than once I've found that functionality is crippled in a newer version or it's simply is less usable so now I also avoid updating
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by saganus 10y ago
This is very interesting! I don't really have anyone close that is visually impaired but this would be super cool to have at 3D printing events and such. Very neat idea.
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by saganus 10y ago
I see the point. Still scares the hell out of me. Privacy is a very strange thing. Even though I know that what I comment in online forums like HN is public for all intents and purposes it sends chills down my spine to think that we as a co
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by saganus 10y ago
I wouldn't be so sure of that. Being in Switzerland definitely helps, but still, India being a very big country it wouldn't surprise me if they had some really-bad-guys(TM) mafias capable of hurting people in other countries. Of c
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by saganus 10y ago
Damn. I was not aware of this. I mean I was aware that spooks were aware of forums and watching them and such, but I never thought that a forum like HN would be a target for them. But I guess that after thinking for a bit HN could definitel
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by saganus 10y ago
Nice work OP. You gave them a tech analysis that should be worth some money, for free, at the same time (hopefully) bringing to their attention how bounty programs are a helpful thing for everyone. They should be feeling very lucky about it
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by saganus 10y ago
Actually I think there are a lot of things over the counter that affect you more than marijuana. Have you taken Dramamine (the regular drowsy version)? If I take 1 pill I can sort of keep awake but I wouldn't try to drive unless it was
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by saganus 10y ago
Would it really be a good investment for GCHQ to keep enough sockpuppet accounts on HN to upvote something like this to the front page? What would they gain? And if they really have an eye on HN, that would probably mean that NSA as well. I
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by saganus 10y ago
Maybe it's not about not understanding tech per se, but about not understanding the company. If they feel like they understand how Apple works by now, that would make it qualify as not not-understanding, and thus it would not break the
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by saganus 10y ago
Probably more about its dwindling presence, and even when it's still used in some industries it's nowhere near the spotlight levels it had before I think.
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by saganus 10y ago
I miss Delphi as well even though I never got to use it for anything professional as I was very young at the time. However I do remember very fondly how I came to know about Delphi 2 (or 3?). Somehow I met this guy in ICQ and started talkin
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by saganus 10y ago
Maybe the comparison is made more in terms of the contemporary context for each medium, instead of in a pure 1 to 1 relation. Nowadays I would say that Facebook is more of a "format" of sorts than "just a service", in th
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by saganus 10y ago
Some more documentation would be nice to catch the user's attention. I gave it an overlook and while it seems it can be interesting I really don't have the time to go digging around. An expanded readme would be very useful.
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by saganus 10y ago
Or than https://www.random.org/ Which even includes real-time statistics on the quality of the numbers.
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by saganus 10y ago
Wtf? "The antivirus was configured to scan for viruses every hour, and the scan started right in the middle of the procedure." Who configures an antiviurs for an hourly scan on a doctor's computer?
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by saganus 10y ago
Some of the arguments I've read against publishers are along the lines that they take papers that were funded with public money, and thus in theory are in the public domain, yet they charge an arm and a leg for that information while a
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by saganus 11y ago
Can't it be e2e encryption with WhatsApp keeping a copy of the private keys? or does e2e enc implicitly means the private keys are never exchanged?
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by saganus 11y ago
OpenWRT is awesome. Thanks for the hard work!
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by saganus 11y ago
Yeah, that why I Was surprised by the term "fan film". So what exactly does qualify as one? just as long as you don't have the copyright I guess? I mean, at which point is "fan fiction" illegal? is the legality stat
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REST: I Don't Think It Means What You Think It Does • Stefan Tilkov (2014)(youtube.com)
1 points by saganus 11y ago|1 comments
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by saganus 11y ago
Wow. Is that really fan film? I mean... I was just mad that it ended after only 20 mins... I was so hooked I wanted it to keep going. How does a fan film get those actors? I mean, I can imagine that a lot of ST fans have money, but still. T
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by saganus 11y ago
Triple damages? as in, if the opposing side can prove that you sometime read the patent in case, you get punished 3x because it's the same as willfully violating the patent? Wow.
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by saganus 11y ago
Why? I don't see how a d100 in a bowl would make it easy to cheat.
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by saganus 11y ago
How easy is it to ingest something by accident while in the area? I mean, I don't imagine people going there to be eating random stuff they find. So maybe from dust and other small particles you don't notice?
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by saganus 11y ago
I didn't believed you until I read the article. "$137 million divided by 4.7 million is ... $29.14. More than 4.7 million contributions means, at most, 4,749,999 -- or else the campaign would round up to 4.8 million. Even with tha
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ISS alarms and warnings(soundcloud.com)
2 points by saganus 11y ago|0 comments
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by saganus 11y ago
This is very dense... wow.

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