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by sukuriant 13y ago
It may be the season, but I'd love for it to be able to go faster (15-20?), and for the rider to be able to attach the board more firmly to themselves, more like a freebord.
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by sukuriant 13y ago
So, these are dumb questions; but, 1) was this list made legally? 2) is viewing the list legal?
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by sukuriant 13y ago
A close reading of this thread shows that CloudFlare(?) knew about the vulnerability for a week. It's been known for at least that long
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by sukuriant 13y ago
That is fair; but, my assumption in this situation is that if the musician owned the instrument themselves, they would have been allowed to tune it. Not being allowed to change details may have been a way for the benefactors of the instrume
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by sukuriant 13y ago
It's a reasonable assumption to make that the new ones had adjustments done. Even larger was the unchanged strings. I could easily imagine that the older ones, since they're not allowed to be modified in any way, had older strings
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by sukuriant 13y ago
All software must work for at least 150 million people to be considered remotely useful, haven't you heard? :D
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by sukuriant 13y ago
I have never read that article before; but, it was absolutely amazing. Thanks for bringing it up!
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by sukuriant 13y ago
I'm not so sure I agree with that standpoint. Sure, there is a population that doesn't watch any TV; but for a while, it was "Breaking Bad" this, and "Game of Thrones" that. People still like to watch their ser
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by sukuriant 13y ago
You should post that as a real article rather than just a comment. It's going to get notice here, but it might be nice to see on the main page as well.
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by sukuriant 13y ago
What do you mean?
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by sukuriant 13y ago
Is there a way to play with this without using Dropbox?
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by sukuriant 13y ago
So is the Rift
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by sukuriant 13y ago
It won't be as low to the ground most likely, so that won't be as much of a problem is my guess. If you've seen a Tesla, they're very low to the ground
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by sukuriant 13y ago
I was using Last.FM the other day and it looks like they were showing off a player that was in Beta. That player was basically just loading YouTube videos. Is this going to go away as well?
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by sukuriant 13y ago
It's true. Personally, I don't want yet-another-company to have my information. There's that; and there's the whole thing around how Google doesn't have a track record of forgetting your privacy settings when they d
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by sukuriant 13y ago
You're really paying for the packaging
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by sukuriant 13y ago
Could you add more to that citation. I'd love to see the source
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by sukuriant 13y ago
Oops, sorry, didn't mean to downvote
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by sukuriant 13y ago
That's because people here are less likely to actively avoid Google. We use it for our search engine, and some of us for App Engine and Google Drive, or for our phones. More people avoid Facebook for privacy reasons, etc.
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by sukuriant 13y ago
I don't even like the concept of associating with Facebook in any way. I don't want to have to justify myself when I go and buy an Oculus Rift ( "The money is going to Facebook, but it's okay because they have really awe
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by sukuriant 13y ago
No! Please, please, please no!!! I've actively avoided Facebook for several years and now Oculus is making me choose between awesome tech and not having a facebook account?! REALLY?! What.. why!? What could Facebook be doing with this
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by sukuriant 13y ago
Indeed you can; but it's a generally unpleasant experience. The original poster might not have noticed this; and it was a nice help to show them that it couldn't be seen. In the future they may take that into consideration when po
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by sukuriant 13y ago
But the number of people that want / need to do those visionary / human-centric jobs (though I would not consider all of those jobs as necessarily human) is lower than the number of people that would be seeking employment without
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by sukuriant 13y ago
I've read this thread; and I think my biggest hope here is the realization in the bureaucrats that are afraid of losing their job ... that they'll be getting money anyway because the basic income will provide their money now.
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by sukuriant 13y ago
You're not weightlifting when you tear an ACL skiing or snowboarding. It just seems like a poor idea.
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by sukuriant 13y ago
Sudden, intense motion at regular, yet infrequent intervals and without any preparation between them seems like a great way to tear a ligament or tendon to this uneducated person. Of course, I'm always thinking about the wonderful inju
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by sukuriant 13y ago
When you're no longer stressing about where you're going to get food for the next day, researching big ideas seems a lot more reachable
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by sukuriant 13y ago
and finish. The big thing there, the part that resonated in my mind, was finish. I need to finish more things... The person that started less 'brilliant', through finishing, can usurp the brilliance of the one that started strong.
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by sukuriant 13y ago
They say it's scientifically proved, a lot. What are those journals / scientific studies, especially for the cardio part of the exercise? It seems too good to be true in a "this isn't actually good, but instead dangerous
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by sukuriant 13y ago
That wouldn't work. If the police are in the middle of an investigation, their lack of information about someone that's committed a crime is that evidence. There's a complex situation here where if a person knows they'r

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