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sharth
15y ago
So I've a question about situations like this. I believe that a chain of transfers can be created with bitcoin. So couldn't a blacklist be created? That would allow users to ignore illegally obtained coins?
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sharth
15y ago
Your blog is full of the most unrelated posts that I've ever seen. http://blog.thirsty.com/page/2/
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sharth
15y ago
While the footer on the why_us page now includes the TOS and Privacy links, the main page does not have that. Also, your blog link is dead. Also, while not logged in, if I go to the why_us page, there is a search bar available to be used at
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sharth
15y ago
At 150k, they should probably consult with their lawyer for a bit anyways.
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sharth
15y ago
Use popcount? return _mm_popcnt_u64(x) < 2;
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sharth
15y ago
Jekyll fits most of your requirements. You may want to look into GitHub Pages as well. http://pages.github.com/
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sharth
15y ago
Unless you don't trust the hosting provider. Then their best bet is to take down the proper machines.
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sharth
15y ago
The assumption is that you are not the actual target, but merely collateral damage.
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sharth
15y ago
That's correct. But they were bought by Conde Nast.
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sharth
15y ago
From what I understand, 50% of iPhone users have not reconnected their phone to iTunes since the initial activation.
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sharth
16y ago
Technically, it's the customer who is cheating the state. If I was to buy a product on amazon and not pay sales tax on it, I am supposed to pay a use tax on it at the end of the year.
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sharth
16y ago
Read this. It's ICANN's summary on the last DDOS on the root DNS servers. http://www.icann.org/en/announcements/factsheet-dns-attack-0...
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sharth
16y ago
Not a direct source of his quote, but it's the topic in question. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushels_Case
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sharth
16y ago
That's not entirely true. With cloudfront, you were able to set that when you goto http://example.com that it would send you to http://example.com/index.html . However, it would not support you when you accessed http://example.com/dir/