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thornad
13y ago
Does it have an NSA backdoor?
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thornad
13y ago
Hardly surprising. Explanation here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpI6ikj1G-s
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thornad
13y ago
If you, like a lot of the startups outthere , are going ot make another better shopping, better video sharing, or better... whatever service/product then by all means, do that. But I bet you nobody who ever did anything original did that fi
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thornad
14y ago
molecular biology has been dead for years now, but the amount of money poured into it makes it impossible to publish its death certificate. Here is why and how it happened (among other things): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0b11S1FjXY
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Popular video game reveals villain as “leader of the 99%” in new trailer
(aotmr.com)
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14y ago
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thornad
14y ago
I gave up TV 10 years ago. I love it.
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thornad
14y ago
I've done this kind of thing most of my career, including doing it for NASA and Unilever Research. You can't really train an average graduate to do this. You need someone with a pretty highly developed integration between 1:intuitive/creat
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thornad
14y ago
Personalization is not good for you, or anyone else. Only marketing dummies believe in it because they don't understand it but it makes them sound interesting.
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Beware of personalization filter bubbles - must see
(youtube.com)
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14y ago
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thornad
15y ago
When you are an old man, most people will use technology ubiquitously. Most of them will not understand how it is made and what makes it tick. Those who will, will be considered wizards. Your post was inspiring. Especially the title. I can
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thornad
15y ago
Nope, I'm not saying anyhting against space exploration. On the contrary. I actually did work as a contractor for NASA, and it was a dream of mine to work there. But I do have a problem with going there as an escape from the mess we can't f
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thornad
15y ago
Unless we learn to live harmoniously with each other on this planet, why should we expand to other planets ? To perpetuate the same cycle of justified violence on ourselves and everything else? Look what happened to the Native Americans and
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thornad
15y ago
If you like dreams and technology, you may also like this: www.technosophics.com Try it, it is all free. Eventually it will also be open-source.
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thornad
15y ago
Confirmed Steve Jobs did Chemo and Rad. Now think. http://www.marksmarketanalysis.com/2011/02/steve-jobs-on-che... http://gawker.com/5737092/steve-jobss-cancer-secret-revealed...
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thornad
15y ago
Good idea. Thanks.
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15y ago
Thank you for your kind message. You are right from a certain perspective. I just post the information I find interesting enough to make people think. Some people will dismiss it. There is nothig I can do for them, despite the fact that mor
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thornad
15y ago
Terrorist have already won. They ARE the government and the corporations. TSA scanners are a HUGE business for the ex-head of Homelad Security and his clique.But they had to invent the terrorist first, to make people accept being irradiated
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thornad
15y ago
Everyone should work on the problems that are close to their heart, that they have a passion for. He says something similar in the begining but then he confesses he's gonna do exactly the opposite. this is major bulshit and I would not tak
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thornad
15y ago
Always blame the victim.
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16y ago
Microsoft was not a one man company either. And the only thing that could go wrong was...errrrr...StuxNet ?
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thornad
16y ago
Anyone trusts this guy wiht any kind of technology where a small bug can mean the death of millions ? Am I the only one who is missing something ?
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16y ago
Which is exactly what he is doing, justifying and using a third party: "Hey , my kid has to eat" Blind leading the blind.
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16y ago
I think it is a great post, and having been through the process, it is absolutely accurate for me and speaks volumes. The fact that there are exceptions to the rule only reinforces the rule. Nothing is absolute, except for the predictable r
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thornad
16y ago
GA solve hard optimization problem, with serious resource constrains, to facilitate breakthrough technology to market: In January 2004 I was contacted by Philips New Display Technologies who were creating the electronics for the first ever
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thornad
16y ago
They OWN the f g charities. This is more consolidation of power in the hands of the same people while also giving them great PR. They are having a laugh at you.
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16y ago
We're working on it at SimplyAdaptive We call it Inner Space Technologies. Will release a preview in a couple of month and shooting for a working website in 6 month. We're doing out of passion with no external funding at the moment for this
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thornad
16y ago
Totaly agree with first and third one. Second one should not be a rule.
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16y ago
We are very attracted when we project on the other that which we repress or feel missing in ourselves, a part of our own un-developed, unaccepted or unknown true nature. Therefore the need to merge. Best thing in this case is to see what th
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16y ago
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5352106773770802849
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thornad
16y ago
Trust your gut (and your wife) you will. Then "...the universe will open doors where there were only walls." - Joseph Campbell
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