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11y ago
This is awesome. I am strongly considering getting setting this up as I just purchased a fresh raspberry pi. The only limitation appears to be you have to click a "start listening" button to get it to start recording audio. You ca
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11y ago
Great website. The title on https://osi-model.com/data_link_layer/ needs to be changed to "Layer 2".
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11y ago
Best YouTube channel on military strategy I know of.
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11y ago
Running this code doesn't actually do anything bad. It just demonstrates the shell's access to sensitive data and downloads a file upload utility.
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11y ago
Really cool, now all someone needs to do is mash this up with the RedditStorage project ( https://github.com/Rossem/RedditStorage ) to make this a real live thing.
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11y ago
Just making a guess here but it may be that you have several limit orders fail to be filled for any given trade but when you you place an order that finally does get filled it may still complete a winning trade despite being your 5th order
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12y ago
Drugs. LSD and Adderall.
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12y ago
I'd like to make a site like this, where can I go to learn? How do you create a front-end like this?
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13y ago
Any idea on when investment and mining in Ethereum will begin?
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13y ago
Dumping all my bitcoins for unicoin. Feels good to be an early adopter.
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13y ago
This is a visually appealing interface for wikipedia's list of cognitive biases. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases
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Krebs on Security – The Movie
(krebsonsecurity.com)
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Would the NSA be involved in something like this?
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13y ago
I use two factor authentication apps on my phone to generate my one time passwords. This works great for me but I always wonder what I will do if I lose my phone. I've backed up the authenticator apps. I am correct in assuming I can re
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http://www.cnbc.com/id/47307200 http://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2012/05/07/warren-bu... http://online.wsj.com/community/groups/market-view-845
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this addresses the p2p database aspect http://expectedpayoff.com/blog/2013/03/22/bitcoin-and-the-by...
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13y ago
Godwin's Law is leaking.
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13y ago
Sure, Bad Things™ could happen at Coinbase like they did at Gox. However, I think it is reasonable to trust Coinbase more than Mt. Gox. If you looking to Mt. Gox's history there are many signals that suggest general mismanagement and d
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13y ago
The mistrust in Coinbase line of thinking seems similar to fear and paranoia about terrorism. Could a bad actor acquire and use agency to do something horrible like obtain a dirty bomb and set it off? Sure, it is possible. But at the same t
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The "silent majority".
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A distributed exchange would have even more value if USD to BTC transactions were criminalized since there would be no central agency or person to strike at and shut the exchange down.
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The Gox situation is unfortunate but I think it stems from the weaknesses and corruptability of centralized systems (in this case the Mt Gox Bitcoin Exchange) rather than flaws within Bitcoin. Decentralized exchanges are in the works that s
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Does anyone know how in demand Perl skills are? I am being asked to learn Perl by my employer and I am wondering how much real value it will add to my CV down the line.
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13y ago
I know it is how the legal system works but it seems kinda silly that laws from 1994 and 1960 apply to bitcoin.
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Build a business in the bitcoin economy.
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13y ago
The hostility towards bros in this thread makes me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome.
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13y ago
Similar experience. Mom is 55. Very non technical person, she learned how to send text messages a month ago. Nevertheless, my dad set up the computer in their house with Ubuntu two years ago and she's been using it for email and web br