verroq

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   by verroq 10y ago

   Which is why Trump is the president-elect. Keep regurgitating those one-liners from Stephen Colbert, good luck.
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   by verroq 10y ago

   Snopes always had a heavy liberal bias.
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   by verroq 10y ago

   There's significant differences between journals of medicine (and traditional chinese medicine) and journals of physics. Just like there's a significant difference between psychology journals and physics journals.
4. 424.▲
   by verroq 10y ago

   I can damn well judge on FGM and other "primitive" practices as backward. Nothing is immune to criticism if the argument is valid. Granted there are many different types of cultural relativeism, but you decided by yourself to judg
5. 425.▲
   by verroq 10y ago

   I honestly don't know if this comment is serious. My girlfriend won't use Signal because it doesn't let her send stickers. This is only a first step in the right direction.
6. 426.▲
   by verroq 10y ago

   https://aqicn.org
7. 427.▲
   by verroq 10y ago

   What about studies showing that discrimination against a particular group yields a better outcome?
8. 428.▲
   by verroq 10y ago

   Nice strawman.
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   by verroq 10y ago

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPlQUfj84sg
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    by verroq 10y ago

    I'd imagine looking for victims is the hard part.
11. 431.▲
    by verroq 10y ago

    I think the more realistic solution is that a vigilante group of hackers continuously scan and take over vulnerable IOT boxes with the intention of bricking and/or disabling their network access would be the most feasible.
12. 432.▲
    by verroq 10y ago

    * I've hit a hard problem and not sure what to do
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    by verroq 10y ago

    A classic case of the monkey sphere [1]. [1] https://web.archive.org/web/20130112050503/http://www.cracke...
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    by verroq 10y ago

    Isn't this just an algebraic data structure?
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    by verroq 10y ago

    And Dropbox is literally rsync am I right?
16. 436.▲
    by verroq 10y ago

    Intel. On my other machine with Catalyst it isn't much better either, it is worse with the open source AMD driver.
17. 437.▲
    by verroq 10y ago

    On my machine there is no hardware acceleration, there is a noticeable lag with rendering and input response in Firefox. Pages load slower, scrolling is not smooth.
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    by verroq 10y ago

    Yeah Chrome is starting to snowball, it is easier to tell users to use Chrome instead of fixing Firefox quirks.
19. 439.▲
    by verroq 10y ago

    Sorry but that is just not true, Firefox has miserable DOM performance that results in laggyness, freezes on pages that work fine with Chrome. Until the Firefox people accept that their browser sucks can they finally try to make it better.
20. 440.▲
    by verroq 10y ago

    Firefox performance has been miserable on Linux and still is.
21. 441.▲
    by verroq 10y ago

    Should just connect two or more spammers together and let them offer their products to each other.
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    by verroq 10y ago

    Please change the link to this and edit the title. http://www.spacex.com/news/2016/09/01/anomaly-updates They know that one of the tanks burst, they don't know why.
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    by verroq 10y ago

    tl:dr; guy invests 100k, a reverse stock split happens which locks up his shares, stock gets pumped then dumped while he watches helplessly. Find out more in part 2 (which doesn't exist).
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    by verroq 10y ago

    >I suppose it’s possible to change the sound of an entire piece of music just by changing the key signature, but does anyone actually do that? >How would that work for music that also uses notes outside the scale? These seem more like
25. 445.▲
    by verroq 10y ago

    More like (1) Continued rattling and blackmail for international aid (2) Eventually becoming a nuclear state that nobody wants to touch cementing itself in perpetuity
26. 446.▲
    by verroq 10y ago

    Has North Korea become "too big to fail"?
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    by verroq 10y ago

    >我是英国Special Name 公司的CEO和创始人-Beau Rose Jessup。在过去的12年中，我经常到访中国。每当我在中国的时候，经常会被同事要求帮他们和他们的孩子取一个特别的英文名。 It literally says that she's been visiting China for the last twelve years and every time she goes to China her coworkers would ask
28. 448.▲
    by verroq 10y ago

    It is close enough pronouncation wise. Downward inflection is stronger in 病.
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    by verroq 10y ago

    Ah but that is just the price anchor, there is a "promotion" for only 9 RMB.
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    by verroq 10y ago

    The site is http://specialname.cn Judging by the amount of well written Chinese text on the page this girl is either a native speaker or she had help. Nowhere does the page indicate the names are paid. However clicking though th