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by sigkill 13y ago
I'm almost playing the chord with my left hand. Left ring finger, left index finger and right index finger.
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by sigkill 13y ago
THIS is what I don't understand. Why do people call it "subsidized" when you're locked in to a 2 year contract with an early termination fee. IT IS NOT SUBSIDIZED, PEOPLE. You may say, well I'm paying the same per m
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by sigkill 13y ago
Sweet. I guess I'll be ordering one after all. And thanks for the cpulimit code as well. I had no idea you could do such a thing at all.
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by sigkill 13y ago
A question re: BTSync/RPi - I've got around 40-50 gigs synced up between my x86-64 computers (might be on the order of fifty thousand plus files) and the maximum memory it occupies is around 60-70 megs. It idles at 42MB. Since you
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by sigkill 13y ago
>dropped a glass of water on the case, and Okay, so that sucks. >razor sharp shards of glass ricocheted Welp, you literally dropped a glass glass of water . Good lord, that's scary on a naked computer. This is a pretty aw
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by sigkill 13y ago
I'm not a professional programmer by any stretch, but wouldn't this problem completely go away if the C and C++ compilers detect a single = inside an if statement and outright refuse it. Either that or automatically substitute the
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by sigkill 13y ago
I find it sad, no, completely pathetic that java needs to use such monetization strategies. It's a god-damn shame.
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by sigkill 13y ago
Is there a difference between ddg and startpage.com principles? Because I find startpage to be more in-line with the results I want to see.
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by sigkill 13y ago
Am I the only one who likes OCR A Extended?
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by sigkill 13y ago
>It will certainly result in many more people avoiding the TSA. There is another interesting way of thinking about this. They might be more inclined to use air travel than road because the 'element of control' is lost from them
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by sigkill 13y ago
> with a sound system, air conditioning and creature comforts Reminds me of that episode with May saying something on the lines of "We're going at 400kmph... and we've got air-conditioning and radio". Now, that is
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by sigkill 13y ago
>Play date or playdate is an expression primarily used in the US for an arranged appointment for children to get together for a few hours to play. This is from wikipedia. Pardon my language, but what the actual fuck. An arranged appoint
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by sigkill 13y ago
Guilty as charged. Although it's practically the same, I prefer the TRUE part. Same with the !aBoolean and FALSE.
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by sigkill 13y ago
Something like the underhanded C contest then?
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by sigkill 13y ago
What I meant is, not the first result on the list, but the first result that you click, and then press back and then click on the second result.
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by sigkill 13y ago
In all seriousness how feasible is it to run a hot air gun over the TPM chip and remove it before even you first boot the computer? Would the computer boot? And if it does, would it just go with "Oh, I thought I came equipped with a TP
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by sigkill 13y ago
There are some of us who don't use 'how', 'why', 'where', 'when' as a carry over from the older days when such terms used to just be ignored. So your example would be searched as "initialize
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by sigkill 13y ago
Maybe they should have another metric that if you click on a second result after the first result, then the first result should get penalized a little. Repeat steps for 'n' clicked results.
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by sigkill 13y ago
Good lord, this is perfect. I had no idea about the verbatim setting. All I'd do was use the hl=en and q=%s. This new parameter is practically god-sent. Thanks.
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by sigkill 13y ago
Consider me the devils advocate, but wouldn't foreign spy-ing be better than local spying if they can't make use of that data to incriminate you in your daily life?
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by sigkill 13y ago
I JUST finished watching (for the nth time) episode 6 of SAC, and this is where the laughing man case takes form. I feel that if you're on Hacker News, it's a must watch because it blends philosophy and technology with a bit of et
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by sigkill 13y ago
I got a chuckle because your answer is technically correct although it doesn't help anyone who doesn't know what ECC already is. Nerd!
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by sigkill 13y ago
Totally agree with you on that one. Especially with strategic alternatives in quotes.
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by sigkill 13y ago
It's almost but not quite entirely like the philips ambilight concept. I like it.
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by sigkill 13y ago
Thank you. I'll do that today evening, although I do have a rough idea now which direction I'm heading.
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by sigkill 13y ago
Google Analytics can track pages and average time spent on page. It can even track visitors flow. Everyone should get an analytics account and see the insane amount of things that Google can track for YOU, for FREE with just three lines of
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by sigkill 13y ago
In that case I don't see any way without a central or multiple central announce servers.
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by sigkill 13y ago
I read the bitmessage's whitepaper and he has a section on scalability. He proposes child nodes, but I don't know how well that would scale. Your concept sounds interesting. Could you, by chance fill your about page on HN (a bitme
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Ask HN: Advice on secure email system
9 points by sigkill 13y ago|6 comments
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by sigkill 13y ago
This is something which I did not think. It's basically like sending truecrypted packets between people. But this doesn't solve one problem - metadata. I still know you sent an email at time X to person P2. Tor's method of on

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