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13y ago
I had absolutely no idea my NFC reader on my Nexus could read my credit-card details, or other RFID stuff with NFC enabled -- rather scary! To anyone who is interested, enable NFC on your 'droid, then on Google Play, download "Car
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13y ago
From the comments (Silk Road Tales) http://antilop.cc/sr/
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13y ago
Thanks for that link, really interesting stuff.
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13y ago
Hopefully not. :-) I have 345,000.
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13y ago
I run a Facebook fan page for a TV show, and use Teespring ( http://www.teespring.com ) to monetize the page. Every few months I do a sale, which nets around $4,000 USD.
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13y ago
Never thought of doing huge website translations like this before, excellent post!
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How mitmproxy works
(corte.si)
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13y ago
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13y ago
What? I live in NZ and I've never heard of an ATM that gives you money without a pin.
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13y ago
Err. Not an advert for an alarm clock. I google image searched, and then copied the URL. Apologies if you think I'm trying to sell you an alarm clock.
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13y ago
I'm deaf, and I can't wake up to the traditional beepy noises that alarm clocks have, so I have this really awesome vibrating alarm clock that clips on to my pillow. I used to have such difficulty waking up, but this vibrating alarm clock
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13y ago
For those of you without Facebook, here's the message I'm getting: http://i.imgur.com/CaT46eG.png
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13y ago
I usually try and use Readability to read long and interesting articles... but it did not like Gwern's site. http://www.readability.com/articles/5jqxbits
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13y ago
It's funny. I work in New Zealand, and I do my 37.5 hours a week as required (any more than that, and I get over-time) but that 37.5 hours takes such. a. long. time! When I was working for a startup, and working from whatever time I woke up
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13y ago
Yes, but remember it's still used in the medical world. > When used in medicine it is typically used to treat severe pain, such as that resulting from a heart attack or a severe injury. The name "heroin" is only used when being discusse
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13y ago
I run a popular fan page on Facebook, and if I know who the artist/author is, I will credit them. If I don't know who they are I say "artist: ?" and someone will always send a message to let me know who the artist/author is. I too, sell
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13y ago
OS X and Safari. I have the same problem. Annoying.
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13y ago
I find it hilarious. Apparently I'm supposed to go home from work at 11am! Timezones Google.
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13y ago
Wow. Next time take some effort to design a better shirt. What's to stop you from taking the money and running? Perhaps that's something Teespring could implement/enforce one day, for people collecting money for donations.
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14y ago
I completely agree with you. I looked at the site originally, and thought, "eh. another app that's going to be bought out by someone, probably" and left. After reading some of the comments here, I went back and read it more carefully, and i
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14y ago
This article makes me ponder about the origins of Bitcoin. This page claims that it could be a group of people who made it, which seems a bit more likely: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Satoshi_Nakamoto Does anyone else have any interesting i
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14y ago
At least the logo goes to the main page of the website, and not the main page of the blog. EDIT: heh, that was fixed 46 minutes ago.
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14y ago
You do realise this post is from 2010, and it was on the front page of Reddit and HN back then, so it wouldn't be hard to think that someone may have fixed it since then!
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14y ago
It's been going on for a loooooong time. Sub7 anyone? I'm sure most of us were once 14, and unsupervised and didn't do anything evil.
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14y ago
Am I the only one who really found that hard to read? Felt like the UI was all over the place. :-/
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14y ago
What? I am. I'm the author of the post.
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14y ago
That's probably a safe bet. It's just stupid though. Some people get offended by (for example) "hearing impairment" because... it's implying they have an impairment. You do have an impairment, jeez. It's different in groups too. I believe
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14y ago
I'm due up for a CI in May, but they don't offer Advanced Bionics here in NZ! :(
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Listening to music with hearing aids
(spottedsun.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
This is probably off-topic, but I've started using Safari religiously now. When Chrome first came out, it was barebones, fast and did the job. This is what Safari currently feels like, so I'm using it. Fast, stable, and does the job. Now Ch
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14y ago
That's probably because they can't actually see anything on their cameras or man them very well.
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