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The.Best.Guzzler.Ever Joshua Tree National Park(otherhand.org)
3 points by swatkat 10y ago|0 comments
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by swatkat 10y ago
>>>> Not to mention placing tapping devices in the Queen's furniture. They didn't actually placed tapping devices in the Queen's furniture. From the article: One of his first ideas was to try planting listening
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Bitdefender BOX(bitdefender.com)
1 points by swatkat 10y ago|0 comments
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by swatkat 10y ago
Specs are not out yet? I couldn't find any on wi-fi.org.
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by swatkat 10y ago
From https://onesignal.com/about : It's free; how does OneSignal make money? We make money by using the data we aggregate to improve web and mobile experiences. We also offer custom solutions to enterprise clients.
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by swatkat 10y ago
>>>> eg: If more than X Android users block a number it should block automatically for everyone. Apps like Truecaller[0] have this functionality. [0] https://www.truecaller.com/services/truecaller
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by swatkat 10y ago
>> Also, India did invade and annex Goa in '62. ... because Goa is an historically Indian territory, and Republic of India just got it back from foreign invaders!?
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2003 Baghdad DHL attempted shootdown incident(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by swatkat 10y ago|1 comments
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by swatkat 10y ago
>>> It's strategically foolish for the major economies like the EU, Russia & China to depend on the US's goodwill in maintaining a system that drives a huge part of their economy, GPS is used pervasively for everythi
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Evernote reverses privacy policy that allows employees to read users’ notes(techcrunch.com)
4 points by swatkat 10y ago|0 comments
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Traversing the Mauritanian Sahara on the world's longest bulk train (2015)(thetravelstories.com)
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A Terrifying Journey Through the World's Most Dangerous Jungle(outsideonline.com)
4 points by swatkat 10y ago|0 comments
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by swatkat 10y ago
Sysinternals has a Windows equivalent[1]. Although most of the hex editors[2][3] have an in-built strings dumping functionality. [1] https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/strings.asp... [2] https:&#x2F
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by swatkat 10y ago
Few examples: USICS/CBP/DHS (not sure who among them maintains finger print db) in the USA. UIDAI in India.
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by swatkat 10y ago
Rooftop solar programs have been launched by electricity providers in a few Indian states[1][2][3]. They offer incentives like subsidy/discounts in electricity bill if a house has solar energy. [1] https://gpcl.gujarat.gov.i
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by swatkat 10y ago
I'll just leave this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuL4sRc8ZMA Mr. Piyush Goyal is India's energy minister, and he's damn good. And, he knows what he's doing.
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Antarctica and the South Pole (2012)(tema.ru)
2 points by swatkat 10y ago|0 comments
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Best Practices for Time Travelers (2003)(idlewords.com)
189 points by swatkat 10y ago|76 comments
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Epic Cycle Journey(crazyguyonabike.com)
1 points by swatkat 10y ago|0 comments
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by swatkat 10y ago
So, can you edit your original post to be politically correct (read: non-echochamber)? Instead of just mentioning a certain inclination that you may not agree with, you can just say left-wing/communist media hasn't been in favour
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by swatkat 10y ago
Then how do you catch people who deposit hoards of black money and get away without paying taxes? If banks don't ask for ID, then this whole exercise becomes pointless.
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by swatkat 10y ago
So is the case in India. Cash transactions aren't banned. The linked article title is misleading. Existing ₹500 and ₹1000 currency notes are being replaced with new ₹500 and ₹2000 ones.
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by swatkat 10y ago
True. Even ₹500 and ₹1000 aren't banned per se. They are being replaced with new currency notes (of 500 and 2000 denomination).
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by swatkat 10y ago
No offense, but do you think your transactions are not surveilled by your government or any of those three lettered agencies? ;)
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by swatkat 10y ago
I guess the linked Bloomberg article doesn't make it clear? Cash hasn't been banned in India. Only ₹500 and ₹1000 denomination currency notes have been scrapped. Replacement currency notes (₹₹500 and ₹2000) with new design are bei
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by swatkat 10y ago
Cash hasn't been banned in India. Only ₹500 and ₹1000 denomination currency notes have been scrapped. Replacement currency notes (₹₹500 and ₹2000) with new design are being disbursed at banks and ATMs. I don't think there's a
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by swatkat 10y ago
Yes. Now, a lot of PMJDY bank accounts are seeing activity. This could be the case where people actually using their accounts, or could be the case where they are being misused to stash black money. In any case, GoI is looking into it[1]. [
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by swatkat 10y ago
Well, I didn't actually say 'lot more == all'. I was just mentioning that PMJDY bank accounts and debit cards would ease things a bit for the people who have them, compared to the days when they had no bank accounts whatsoeve
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by swatkat 10y ago
You don't need a bank account to exchange demonetized currency notes.
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by swatkat 10y ago
Well, due to Prime Minister's Jan Dhan Yojana scheme, a lot more people have bank accounts and debit cards now. Over 220 million bank accounts were opened since 2014. People who have those accounts can actually make use of them now.

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