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by sbhn 8y ago
Plus one for c#, with compiler optimisations I was able to generate millions of sha256s a second, many more than my c++ version of the same code. Then I discovered CUDA, then I got bored and went onto something else.
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by sbhn 8y ago
Microsoft successfully pushed internet explorer to the front by making it cheaper and more accessible than Netscape. If they didn’t, the internet may have still lacked competition today and you’d still be paying money for Netscape. The fore
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by sbhn 8y ago
Html5 oscilloscope if anyone needs one https://github.com/Sean-Bradley/Oscilloscope
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by sbhn 8y ago
Seems like a good way to create a new country. The country of Microsoft. Go easy on me down voters, I’m just imagining it from the perspective of China, Russia, North Korea, Syria, Iran, Cuba, Libya or Canada doing the same thing and the co
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by sbhn 8y ago
The word ‘steal’ was used ironically. If I looked at you, and decided to write myself a law that allows me to monitor your every move and communication, and I charge you for that monitoring through unavoidable taxes, and I keep the accounti
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by sbhn 8y ago
The people need the personal data and communications of the politician for there security
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by sbhn 8y ago
So Getty images has a whole lot of photos of the paintings in the Sistine chapel. I bet those photos are copyright the photographer, ‘yeah but that’s because it’s Getty, that’s allowed’
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by sbhn 8y ago
The important word is ‘exact’. Non exact means the copy contains copyrightable differences.
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by sbhn 8y ago
What if the 1995 copy had a few deliberate errors thrown in like spelling mistakes and re worded sentences, and your new copy copied those errors verbatim, then I could say that you copied the 1995 version, which was still under copyright b
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by sbhn 8y ago
If I take a photo of an original work of sheakespear, then I own the copyright on the photo. And i could license the usage of my photo. If I make a copy of anything, then I own the copyright on the copy. What if, in time, the only copy you
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by sbhn 8y ago
It will be inaccessible until it becomes public domain, but the copy that you download from archive.org will be copyright archive.org. You can get the music from somewhere else, if you can, you most likely won’t be able to.
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by sbhn 8y ago
https://archive.org/details/TaylorSwiftReputation That is the latest Taylor swift full album streamable from archive.org
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by sbhn 8y ago
“Your either with us, or you’re against us”, Thats the confidence of Bush noting that nobody can ever do anything about it. The ‘fear of the American’ and the constant self inflicted antagonism by it’s own media, has been so effectively mon
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by sbhn 8y ago
Bullets and missiles are like printer ink. They are consumables. They are subject to the economical laws of supply and demand. Well that’s money changing hands, from one person to the next. I want to know who is getting all that money.
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by sbhn 8y ago
The proposal should also consider the product placement business model. For example, I create a movie, and I get some funding from a trusted advertiser because I said my famous hero actor will wear your shoes, use your earphones, use your p
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by sbhn 8y ago
From a point of view of a creator who's had there work copied for someone else's profit, I created some music for cats. It was a bit of fun really, you wouldn't like it, but your cat might, https://www.youtube.com&
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by sbhn 8y ago
Cisco, the company that makes routers, directly benefits from copyright infringement. So does the maker of your favourite operating system, the manufacturer of you mouse, keyboard, monitor and speakers.
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by sbhn 8y ago
The internet wayback machine is one of the biggest copyright thiefs in my opinion. I hope the proposal considers how that business model works and why it should be immune from prosecution
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by sbhn 8y ago
I keep reading ‘patients’, why would I need any patients? I’m not a doctor, strange article.
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by sbhn 8y ago
If I’m doing static html, even with minimal javascript perhaps even making an Ajax call client side, I am happy to use github pages or gitlab pages. See here a 2 min video setting up a static html website with gitlab pages. https:/&#x
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by sbhn 8y ago
Well that would be a pretty noisy thing to do, yelling, that is
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by sbhn 8y ago
Dark patterns only need to work some of the time. However putting important terms, conditions and acceptance into an unreliable pop up certainly works if you don’t really want your customer to see it or accept it
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by sbhn 8y ago
Yeah, so you register on the site, press next, your registration is successful, meanwhile a pop up was initiated which contains t&cs and acceptance confirmation. Using your estimate, 3-9% of bonuses were accepted, and needed to be paid
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by sbhn 8y ago
A company I worked for put the bonus acceptance tick box into an automated pop up after successful registration. Peoples reflex reaction to a pop up is to close it straight away when one appears. Most bonuses were never accepted so never aw
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by sbhn 8y ago
Since when did repeating the doctrine become mockery. There always seems to be a need for the bullies of society to have there say. The TSA in this case. You disagree and they will beat you. You agree and they will beat you for mockery.
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by sbhn 8y ago
It’s for your security. Nothing to hide, then nothing to fear. If it saves just one life, who cares how much it costs, or what freedoms you have to sacrifise. Just think what might happen. People sacrifised there lives for your freedoms. Yo
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by sbhn 8y ago
Facebook and google sell your attention and your clicks. They will sometimes make 100 dollars a click depending on the content of the ad and how targeted it was to your profile. For example, type car insurance into google, click the top adv
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by sbhn 8y ago
It’s like the bulky makita dab radio. Contains Wi-fi, gps, 4g, webcam, sdram storage, enough battery to last a few days. And is left on your property overnight when doing work on your kitchen, bathroom or extension. The good side, no longer
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by sbhn 8y ago
Try cancelling your wordpress subscription if you want to see dark patterns in ui
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by sbhn 8y ago
2things. 1, Spam that contains my Whois data is very much more concerning, especially if it looks like a legitimate service I may already be using. 2, if a company collects my Whois data, and justifies monetising it to me or you, especially

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