spurgu

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OSS looking to replace phone and SMS(github.com)
2 points by spurgu 15y ago|0 comments
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by spurgu 15y ago
Where can you see the current time in seconds on ICS?
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by spurgu 15y ago
This would be so awesome. The world is overpopulated, largely because of recklessness. Most people don't plan on having 4 children, it just happens. I would instantly have this procedure.
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by spurgu 15y ago
Wealthy? Doesn't the US have massive debt?
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Greece develops cashless, Euro-free currency in tight economy(rawstory.com)
2 points by spurgu 15y ago|0 comments
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by spurgu 15y ago
You can generate a new address for every transaction and thus remain untrackable.
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by spurgu 15y ago
I've heard of this place that's been around for decades where you can log in, ask questions and quickly get answers for free in real time from knowledgeable people. I believe it's called IRC.
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by spurgu 15y ago
I understand the need for patents although I really really dislike them and what they're doing on a grand scale. In the case where a small company makes a discovery but doesn't have the resources to develop the product as fast as larger com
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by spurgu 15y ago
Fwiw I'm male and I enjoy watching James Deen -like stuff a lot more than the mainstream posing BS that's out there.
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by spurgu 15y ago
Well, the way it's done now, once evertyhing gets rolling there'll be enough Pi's for everyone. I can appreciate using experienced distributors instead of potentially facing much larger problems and delays. I agree it's not the smoothest o
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by spurgu 15y ago
Are there any decent alternatives to Paypal btw?
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by spurgu 15y ago
"I think part of the problem can be solved if there was some nice hardware that came with Linux preinstalled, with all the driver configuration work already done for you." Something to think about: How many percent of the non-tech people yo
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by spurgu 15y ago
I agree. I don't see why a normal "surf-the-web, read emails, import/upload pictures" -person couldn't have Linux as their main desktop, especially if it's a user friendly distro like Linux Mint or Ubuntu. The main problem is that people ha
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by spurgu 15y ago
Oh please, don't get me started on installing software on Windows or OS X. Linux package managers are the nuts!
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The U.N. Threat to Internet Freedom(online.wsj.com)
2 points by spurgu 15y ago|0 comments
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by spurgu 15y ago
I'm personally a fan of personalized search, oftentimes it feels like Google is reading my mind. Which also is what I assume they're aspiring to. However there are times when I need more generalized results and an incognito search seems to
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by spurgu 15y ago
If you're just starting out I think the Arduino would be a better choice (it's also slightly cheaper!). The Arduino community is very active and there's a wide range of libraries for all kinds of stuff.
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A TED speaker's worst nightmare(ted.com)
5 points by spurgu 15y ago|0 comments
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by spurgu 15y ago
Open an incognito window?
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How to implement BrowserID with web.py(oscarfroberg.com)
2 points by spurgu 15y ago|0 comments
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by spurgu 15y ago
What do you want to develop?