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tugberkk
8y ago
Gym. It is a very good place to meet some new people, it is almost impossible not to, at least here in my country (not us). On top of it, there is something called CrossFit (I’m sure you all heard of it) and their community is pretty large.
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No, you changing your passwords doesn't mean anything. Quantum computers will be able to break asymmetric encryption, not symmetric ones such as AES. Researchers are working on cryptographic systems for this, which are based on algorit
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8y ago
Paul Chek has simplified this, 4 doctors: Dr. Quiet, Dr. Movement, Dr. Diet, Dr. Happiness. So; meditate regularly. exercise regularly. eat organic, non-junk food. keep away from stress. Of course these are not easy to do but a simple and g
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This may not be the answer you're looking for but I'm going to give my 2 cents. This is actually the same with every book we read or subject we study. It is impossible to remember everything all the time. It is actually the deduct
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9y ago
Nothing. I have a Github page (and no im not using git to deploy), full html and I put my very simple but useful (for me) Javascript programs. I have another page which is a LAMP stack but that is not actually a blog, just my applications f
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I really think there is no way. If you use media, in whatever form you do, they will effect you. Even how they talk during news and interviews can effect how you feel about the subject.
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9y ago
I really think it depends on the programming languages you know, if you know any. For example, if you know Python, just use Django or Flask. If you know c#, just use that. However, if you don't know any programming languages and plan t
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9y ago
Of course. It still works right? :) Probably there are experts on Jquery, and although they are probably learning new technologies, when needed they rely on their expertise.
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9y ago
I think he meant wearing a w.beater under the shirt.
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9y ago
For public blockchains, you need cryptocurrency, and it must be at least comparable to the energy miners spent. However, it is different for private blockchains.
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9y ago
I don't know if anyone heard of Steve Maxwell, he is a well known fitness educator. He is doing what he calls eye yoga, which is some simple eye exercises. Below you can find his morning routine which includes some eye yoga; https:&#x
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I see how this is seen as useless and non-secure; and there is logic behind it. But also, as the author suggested this may be a better solution rather than sending e-mails or writing passwords onto a text. Also, since it is open source as t
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I know you said 'over here' but still, this is very different for different countries. Retirement age, the amount of money you get, etc.
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I'm sorry it is not about that topic in hand; but I just read 'BIG BUCKS' like Frank did in Scarface.
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9y ago
If you are not 'slow', I don't think it is necessary. Of course, if you are working in a job which requires you to scan many things, of course go for it. I do it unintentionally. Probably because of how I learned to read. I a
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I personally think we don't need many of the stuff we have right now. Sometimes we are just making stuff more complex in order to "create" something.
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For me, there is no purpose. I mean not in a general sense. Maybe you can find yourself a purpose but I don't believe "there is".
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9y ago
Is there any academic study showing this?
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9y ago
Used to have Samsung Galaxy S7, it had no problem and stable enough. Just had problem with 3rd party app's (instagram) freezing sometimes. Just got an iphone7, so far so good! Camera-wise, I would like to say S7 was better.
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Doing Lego. Just bought a set of Lego City, and will try to build it. My plan is to move on to 1000 piece puzzles or some Lego stuff. I was never good at "building" and maybe this can improve my creativity a little more.
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I personally could not do it. Even the system is fully functional and error-free; it can still be hacked. Maybe someone would like to kidnap my child, hack the car and unlock the doors, or simply just make it go somewhere else. I would slee
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Work less, play more.
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The question of the post and the post itself are not the same imho. I think Post-quantum cryptography has a great role in the future of computer science.
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Well, I personally would not want to get paid with any cryptocurrency.
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Very good game and idea, congrats :)
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This post has extra meaning when one looks at your nickname! I am with you, we are dealing with too much unnecessary stuff.
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This question just came after when I was watching House M.D. episodes :) Question is right, I did not understand other commenters saying that it started with a false premise. People lie, people cheat, people kill and they corrupt. That is w
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PHP. If you don't want to use a framework, just use a WAMP/LAMP stack and you will be fine.
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9y ago
Welcome to the new world :)
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Hey, this looks pretty good! Nice work.
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