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by tankbot 14y ago
Ah, I see what it is now. Thanks :)
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by tankbot 14y ago
Probably because BTC are (sometimes) used in illegal transactions. It's an easy jump to assume that BTC are anonymous if the person doesn't fully understand the way the currency works. My question is this: When hackers steal 400k BTC how
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by tankbot 14y ago
Serious question: What is the difference between patent-intensive and patent-encumbered?
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by tankbot 14y ago
> Only in the movies. You mean the movies made about people who were unwavering in real life? Gandhi, MLK, Lincoln are a few high-profile figures that spring to mind, but there are countless throughout history who have made a differenc
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by tankbot 14y ago
Ugh, they should put that at the top of the article. Not that it's a long read but that comment invalidates the entire thing!
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by tankbot 14y ago
RE: #4 No, it's not racist. It's just ignorant. Everyone knows George Bush (along with all humans) is not a monkey, but an ape. Specifically an African ape. Knowing this makes racism a pretty humorous topic.
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by tankbot 14y ago
Ditto, though it's not like I have time to play any games so poor Win7 is a little dusty. :o)
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by tankbot 14y ago
Maybe. Unless you're a long-haul trucker trying to shave some time, but those are typically plastic bottles. Or I suppose some extended coding sessions? I can't imagine a real need for such extreme tactics but who am I to say it doesn't h
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by tankbot 14y ago
Well it's sort of a half-assed suggestion since I don't like the program. But there are many free VPNs that could solve this problem easily and rolling your own is fun and informative. Pretty weak blog piece to be honest. Proclaiming that
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by tankbot 14y ago
So? Set up with a VPN that has stateside IPs, or build your own on AWS. Whether you pirate Mac Office or not though: I've been using it for awhile now and it's pretty lackluster. Most of the programs are stripped down versions. It usual
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by tankbot 14y ago
Don't forget to pee in Mason jars so they can't harvest your precious bodily fluids! Seriously though, paranoid much?
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by tankbot 14y ago
Definitely agree! I like that her opinions are her opinions and not some pendulum-swinging doctrine. Bookmarked for future perusal for sure!
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by tankbot 14y ago
Agreed. My favorite quote from the article: “I told Julian that when people say something is impossible, they sometimes tell you more about themselves than anything.” I've said these exact words to my niece before. I've no idea of the o
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by tankbot 14y ago
He (the kid) was listed as First Author with his affiliation, Lord Byng Secondary School. How cool is that?
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by tankbot 14y ago
My comment was really 2 separate statements, I don't necessarily think Disney has a 'rock star' admin(s). But you make a valid point. Also, I think I don't get paid enough.
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by tankbot 14y ago
Looks like Disney fixed theirs. Can't believe there are admins at this level that miss this.
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by tankbot 14y ago
It's obvious that the writer is an Apple person but the piece doesn't feel too biased. This makes me a little sad, I was rooting for Microsoft this time.
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by tankbot 14y ago
You don't reconcile. Tests of any kind have this problem as intelligence is not quantifiable, only knowledge and age. The GP is merely showing that the SATs are referenced as IQ tests. Since the same argument applies to IQ tests, even in
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by tankbot 14y ago
I want to know what this byte was a piece of. Probably Philosoraptor or some cat video.
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by tankbot 14y ago
But it's the same as an iPad2, not an iPad (Retina). I think you are right that people will buy this because it's cheaper and smaller, but those are the people that would have purchased an iPad2 because they "don't want a tablet, they want
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by tankbot 14y ago
Bit off-topic but a serious question (not flaming): Even if the iPad Mini does cannibalize iPad sales (I'm sure it will cut into a percentage, but ultimately add to overall numbers/revenue), how will this possibly hurt Apple?
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Need women in your startup? Maybe you're buying the wrong pens...(youtube.com)
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by tankbot 14y ago
Ok, I admit I didn't read the whole linked 'article'. This was because no less than 3 ads containing movies/audio auto started when I loaded the page. Anger spike. Back button. Fuck you, dangerousminds.net. Using your blog or whatever t
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by tankbot 14y ago
Call it Eolas, the Irish/Gaelic word for knowledge. Interestingly yours is the first site listed when Googling "Irish/Gaelic word for learning" so grats on your SEO.
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by tankbot 14y ago
Yeah, but part of me feels bad that my curiosity added to demonstrable traffic for his site. I feel all icky now.
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by tankbot 14y ago
Oregon, specifically Multnomah County. Part of my job includes tracking (arguably) quantifiable data on how clients respond to community-based residential treatment. I have not been in this space long, and I'm still learning about the unde
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by tankbot 14y ago
The point I was trying to make is that these smaller community-based facilities do provide the stability that clients need to compensate. In fact they do a better job than a large impersonal institution.
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by tankbot 14y ago
That's true, the article really didn't explain much about the programs he would like to see. I could have done a better job of explaining myself but it was late. These residential programs are providing the type of solid routines that allo
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by tankbot 14y ago
Since it's just the FBI then I would make it a retraining issue. And the sysadmin with such pathetic password policy should get some ass chewing. Whoever wrote the code that stored these values in plaintext (if that is indeed the case) sho
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by tankbot 14y ago
Again, I agree. I'm just pointing out that this graph doesn't support well the theory of religiosity's correlation with poverty.

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