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vinhboy
13y ago
slow clap...
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vinhboy
13y ago
This maybe sound cynical, but I am impressed they actually found a Republican who hasn't been in politics for like 15+ years to run with this charade. So no one can blame him for all those years of supporting the patriot act and the li
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vinhboy
13y ago
I know this is not the intended result, but my take away from this is that a majority of Republicans continues to support NSA surveillance no matter who is in office. This is ironic considering how much they hate the government...
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vinhboy
13y ago
Ok. Now that "Open Terminal" thing is awesome. Nice job.
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vinhboy
13y ago
These bounties should be thought of more as an "award" than a "reward". In this case, the author has received a great honor for his cleverness.
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vinhboy
13y ago
I think my favorite part of this is learning that after I finish with my bitcoin mining rig, I can use it to crack passwords. Awesome...
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vinhboy
13y ago
It's not that bad if you consider that many of us sit for more than 20 minutes in traffic pretty often... I am not suggesting this situation is interchangeable, but just something to think about.
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Georgia Tech Announces Massive Online Master's Degree In Computer Science
(omscs.gatech.edu)
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13y ago
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vinhboy
13y ago
I especially like what you said about making your facebook 100% public to rid yourself of the illusion of privacy. I agree. If I am going to put something online, I expect it to be in the public domain. I do however try to keep all my onlin
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vinhboy
13y ago
I honestly don't know where they state it, but it's free. It's been a known gift among the dealsites circle for a long time now. Here is an example: http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/finance/1024148/ And I know because I use it every month
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vinhboy
13y ago
Amazon Payments allows you to send up to $1000 from your credit card for free. Step it up Google.
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vinhboy
13y ago
My goodness. This is such baloney. How are you going to get charged with hacking for something like this. If anything, you can blame the guy for not being moral and telling the casino about their mistake, but he is definitely not required t
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vinhboy
13y ago
great story.
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vinhboy
14y ago
Krugman really dropped the ball on this one. He really needs to sit down with a technologist and have them explain to him how bitcoin works before he writes anymore critiques of Bitcoin. However, looking pass his technological misunderstand
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vinhboy
14y ago
It's probably a tongue-in-cheek statement, but the idea behind it is pretty sound. Besides, we are already doing that. For example, we have factories in middle America building airplanes the army does not want or need simply because the wor
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vinhboy
14y ago
I am a developer and I spent a lot of time this week reading about bitcoin and I still don't understand it that well.. I don't think it's too far fetch to imagine that non-techy people would have a hard time grasping the concept.
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vinhboy
14y ago
"Trade only happens if its mutually beneficial for BOTH parties" That is not true. People often trade out of need, and a lot of time, desperation. It is not mutually beneficial. That notion is so wrong I am not sure how to begin refuting it
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vinhboy
14y ago
Someone told me Nissan is doing the same thing with the Leaf right now. They are offering dirt cheap leases because the dealership is taking the tax-credit to subsidize the cost. Tesla is just branding it differently. Coloring shades of gre
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vinhboy
14y ago
This really cool. I have always wondered if there was tool to quickly open a chat between two computers. It's nice to learn about this.
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vinhboy
14y ago
Is this for reals? I never knew that was possible.
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vinhboy
14y ago
lol, check out his other works: http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/9487/how-can-pay...
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vinhboy
14y ago
You own land near Davis? How is that as an investment/hobby? I really want to buy land in Davis too -- someday.
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vinhboy
14y ago
When the hell did bayview become so expensive comparatively?
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vinhboy
14y ago
I just started selling on Amazon, but I break out in sweat thinking about how the hell I am going to handle returns. Amazon is known for their Costco style return policy. How do they expect a small time dealer like me cater to people's reta
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vinhboy
14y ago
Wow, I had to scroll a long long long way to finally get a reasonable suggestion on how to fix problems like this. A problem that potentially EVERY software has, regardless of framework or language. Kudos to you.
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vinhboy
14y ago
Agreed. Does anyone know a reliable place to buy man-made diamonds? I never found one during my search.
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Improving Healthcare, One Search At A Time
(npr.org)
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vinhboy
14y ago
I say we should just stop trying to make moral arguments by comparing the physical world with the digital realm. It just does not work. Yes I would download a car if I could....
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vinhboy
14y ago
I've never seen an uglier IAMA on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1ahkgc/i_am_weev_i_may...
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vinhboy
14y ago
Wow. That smart car piece almost describes the Tesla. Especially the whole part about there being more storage space. It made me think of front cargo area on the Tesla since there is no engine. However, they failed to predict that half of A
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