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by vectorEQ 7y ago
and it wouldn't have if it weren't for these types of sites!
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
"very fast"
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
bitcoin != exchanges a bank being robbed does not make money unsafe. it makes the bank unsafe. the whole point of bitcoin was not to have these sort of things... so really it's only logical they pose a problem to the protocol. it wasn&
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
saying anything your computer can do in such a sentence is misleading. computers are far far away from turing machines these days. they can do much more. for example, good luck making a socket connection on Magic the gathering. even if you
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
I'm glad it's not possible to Sue in my country. Saves a lot of silly nonsense and has people a bit more responsible about their actions instead of doing random shit and sueing willy nilly when the shit hits the fan
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
XED is fairly accurate. prefer to use capstone, but i suppose it's what you're used to... i feel XED has more potential because it's from the vendor. at least for intel brand cpus.
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
i find it interesting that if a normal person gets detained like this, no one fucking cares. ;)
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
it's really hard to push onto employees as it's hard to determine if they were acting on their own or being pressured into doing such things. (as even acting on one's own can be motivated by unhealthy stress or such things wh
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
being disciplined in the long run IS discipline. if it's only short lived you don't have discipline. just saying...
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
good ol C :). Thanks for sharing these experiences. Happy to see some example of the places where rust still falls a little short / is a bit too restrictive for system programming. a lot of people deny this, but there's plenty of
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
now i know why it makes me type that every time :D guess i never wondered. thanks!
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
for case in cases: if "cannabis" in case: case.flipverdict() There u go ,crazy machine learning algorithm :O
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
seconded. very clear and easy to use. good design and nice idea!
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
do it with the siren and call 911 :D now you have 2 officers forcing you do use your appliances :D in my country, police take what they want. they just do, and you can buck up and fuck off if u don't like it. and to be honest, thats ho
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
considering something to be bait or not is subjective. so why argue on it ? :D wtf guys
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
They want your users to use gmail, that's all.
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
sounds like you have a lot of programmers and little system engineers / 'devops' engineers. in my opinion it's a different kind of person who can fight environmental details into working with some programs (i.e setting u
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
some guy told me to learn assembly. most valuable tip ever :d. on a more serious note, for me personally, programming is 'easy' to learn as long as you have an interesting project to work on. none of my 'mentors' ever sp
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
peer to peer connections flow over infrastructure provided by companies who provide you, the internet. good luck to have that up and running as 'next internet'. ... it's something you do on the current internet :S
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
not with 43 quintillion mbps :O
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
seems like they found some stuff nearby and attribute the build based on proximity / estimated time-line? how hard is such evidence to suggest it was really them who built it? any comments?
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
https://bitbucket.org/jmcgrew/zilf/wiki/Home could zilf compile it? (i am not familiar with this language at all...)
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
i can imagine this stuff works miracles for our lungs too
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
if ppl run over the cables, you end up with shitty roads and no internet.
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
for me this takes the fun out of C, however, it's pretty cool project full of neat tricks to learn form if you want to know what C can do or how to implement certain high level constructs in your own projects. good job!
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
:D is the universe expanding, or revealing more of itself? if the universe is expanding at the speed of light, doesn't that imply that just light is reaching us more from further away places? sorry to be off topic but that comment gave
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
"To date, a major stumbling block in formulating traversable wormholes has been the need for negative energy, which seemed to be inconsistent with quantum gravity. " it appears thus, most humans are inconsistent with quantum gravi
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
once he sets foot in US soil he's screwed regardless of the laws specifics, just watch.
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by vectorEQ 7y ago
rip. at least he's already used to being confined to a small space.. don't expect any judge to feel sorry for him. no lawyer will get him out of this one.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
man u don't understand how confusing it is living in the EU. the horrors of getting a burger and tasting beans! no way to live for anyone man!!

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