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by snsr 10y ago
How would one determine that the device was, in fact, a skimmer without touching it?
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Craig Wright is Filing Patents Related to the Bitcoin Blockchain(reuters.com)
2 points by snsr 10y ago|0 comments
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by snsr 10y ago
Any links re: Chinese requirements or hardware with nerfed crypto?
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by snsr 10y ago
Or by providing a more attractive option.
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by snsr 10y ago
Jesus fucking nope. This is a good approach for some problems, and it may work for this team, for now, but I doubt that this is either sustainable or scalable.
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by snsr 10y ago
> It's over. Far from it
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by snsr 10y ago
I love it. The fact that this idea isn't necessarily constrained to a phone form factor is also pretty inspirational.
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by snsr 10y ago
But Flash is garbage, and has been for a long time.
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by snsr 10y ago
Soundcloud streams without Flash.
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Snapchat at 107 M.P.H.? Lawsuit Blames Teenager (and Snapchat)(nytimes.com)
2 points by snsr 10y ago|1 comments
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by snsr 10y ago
I doubt it (re: Faraday) - http://lasvegassun.com/news/2016/may/11/faraday-futures-fina...
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by snsr 10y ago
So you take a little news from a network founded specifically to promote Republican ideals and viewpoints?
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by snsr 10y ago
It's extremely toxic - opioids are a much safer option.
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by snsr 10y ago
No? The App Store terms specify that developers are on the hook for refunds for 90 days.
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by snsr 10y ago
It's also against the t&c included in the Apple developer agreement. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ChWM2h8W4AEKiBT.jpg:large
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by snsr 10y ago
The incentives created (enabled?) by absolute prosecutorial immunity are partially to blame for the insanely aggressive conduct of prosecutors in the US.
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by snsr 10y ago
I believe they are real footage. I've read that they were shot from helicopters and drones using a stabilized RED Dragon @120fps, played back at 24fps.
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by snsr 10y ago
I'm curious about the legalities of a product like this, FCC and otherwise.
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by snsr 11y ago
I guess it depends on perspective - ContentID is far too aggressive, and all dispute claims are judged by the accuser.
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by snsr 11y ago
> He didn't say the position was correct; he said it was widely held. He is right. Your arguments, thus far, are incoherent. Completely unsubstantiated.
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by snsr 11y ago
I may suck at grammar, but that doesn't change the fact that the 'objectively verifiable' nature of a position doesn't make said position correct. I think, in this case, that it's likely incorrect. rayiner's cl
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by snsr 11y ago
I'm impressed that you learned about fascism in "grade school" - maybe you can add to the conversation by outlining your more nuanced understanding?
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by snsr 11y ago
> Human society has barely learned to cope with the range of neurological behavior naturally present in the population. Bullshit. > It's not unreasonable to be afraid of what might happen when you throw new chemicals into the mi
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by snsr 11y ago
Maybe that's because the reform the program requires is a lift on the cap of contributions.
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by snsr 11y ago
> That's just incendiary nonsense. Trump is no more fascist than Bernie Sanders. -gozur88 Troll much? fas·cism noun an authoritarian and nationalistic right-wing system of government and social organization.
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by snsr 11y ago
> I suspect Comey is just a fucking idiot. I'd argue that he's being intentionally deceptive. For example, he testified* that "he's not a good lawyer", when in fact he served as the Deputy Attorney General during
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by snsr 11y ago
The phone belongs to San Bernadino County, and is administered by them. This entire effort is PR intended to set precedent or encourage new legislation.
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by snsr 11y ago
Multiple, taller telephone poles. Yet another stellar solution from the "free market".
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by snsr 11y ago
That's a good thing.
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by snsr 11y ago
Parallels is riddled with advertising.

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