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by woodall 15y ago
That is why SCOTUS allows dissenting opinions. Sometimes we just don't get it right the first time around and it is good to have a record of what we could have done better. But I'll be damned if I'm wrong on the internet!
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by woodall 15y ago
http://pdfpirate.org/
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by woodall 15y ago
My experience with Wikipedia has been hit or miss. Sometimes I'll find an older article and fix it up a bit and it will stay. Other times I get my edit reverted by an over zealous neck beard who can't handle being wrong on the internet. I d
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by woodall 15y ago
Here is a list of shell accounts I found a long time ago. http://christopherwoodall.com/blog/?x=entry:entry101221-0243...
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by woodall 15y ago
Remember the 911 logs released by Wikileaks and all the AIDS medication alerts; time to take your medicine? Hope one day there is a cure, but until then, I am glad we live in a society that fights to see these thing gone.
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by woodall 15y ago
>"The Berlin Patient," as Brown is known, received stem cells from a donor who was immune to HIV. In fact, about one percent of Caucasians are immune to HIV. Some say it goes back to the Great Plague; People who survived the plague deve
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by woodall 15y ago
...and thus, markets emerge.
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by woodall 15y ago
Logs are critical for this tracing to work, without them the trail ends. I was looking over Bitcoin Faucet and it does appear that, at least, they log all ip address. Then I made my way to http://blockexplorer.com and was able to trace al
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by woodall 15y ago
>Note, US military for years has been advocating taking service men and women and retraining them for a counter computer security role to replace the independent whitehats. That is already an MOS.
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by woodall 15y ago
That is interesting, but the trail is still there; i.e. the block chain we are following as it never changes. It's not the transferring them from BC wallet to BC wallet that I'm worried about, but the cashing out for fiat.
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by woodall 15y ago
Bing has made huge strides in their search and mapping system. I love it. However, for what ever reason, I still do my searches via Google. Microsoft Ad center was also a walk in the park compared to Google Adsense. I am a novice though.
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by woodall 15y ago
I agree. I really like playing with translation software as the web does not speak one language. There are, however, loads of free alternative but they are a bit harder to plug into.
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by woodall 15y ago
When, or if, any LulzSec member get caught. Well, I don't want to think about it. It's also interesting that they are using BitCoin. Say they try to cash out a block chain donated/given to them that was mined by a known IP; honeypot. Then w
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by woodall 15y ago
No one remembers Cyberbucks?
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by woodall 15y ago
The guy who started bitcoin, Satoshi, is said to have mined >1.5 million; back when difficulty was ~1.
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by woodall 15y ago
Hemingway is another great example of an author who used "simple" language. As a side note, Mark Twain’s “Plan for the Improvement of English Spelling” is a good read/[1] [1] http://christopherwoodall.com/blog/?x=entry:entry101221-0220...
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by woodall 15y ago
Just like gold :)
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Bitcoin: is worse is better(bitcoinweekly.com)
3 points by woodall 15y ago|1 comments
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Is Cryptocurrency a good idea?(quora.com)
3 points by woodall 15y ago|0 comments
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by woodall 15y ago
There are a lot of raw resources that we have excess of; some call it reserve. To try and explain the reason gold is so much is a ridiculous task. Practical uses(better than copper in some applications) and non-practical uses(it looks good
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by woodall 15y ago
Take Macs for example. The hardware does not warrant the price tag; same for the OS. Most of it is marketing and perceived/symbolic value(I'll use these terms interchangeable). Gold gets its value from many sources. Gold is expensive not on
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by woodall 15y ago
Corrected. Sorry about that.
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by woodall 15y ago
I'm not that intelligent, but a few folks on the BC forums and other places have brought up some great points: 1. Government shutdown 2. BitCoins P2P network is very vulnerable to denial of service attacks; ones that actually cost money! 3.
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by woodall 15y ago
>Gold is intrinsically similarly useless as bitcoin. That is incorrect on many levels. Gold has applications in MANY things. I bet the device you used to type out that comment has a bit of gold in it. The comparison to BitCoin and paper
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by woodall 15y ago
I've built a lot of things I thought were "unique" only to find, after I'm done, that they were not.
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by woodall 15y ago
The only API's I've used, that are being shut down, are the Translation and Image Search. I had a little app that looked up the original word and translated word then displayed images; that way I had a better reference to what that word mea
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by woodall 15y ago
In other articles I have read mention of allowing the user to opt in via the browser: For example the directive suggests users can express consent through the use of browser settings, whereas the ICO guidance states, "At present, most brows
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by woodall 15y ago
DCC SEND stealthKeyLogger
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by woodall 15y ago
I admit to posting that quote on my wall; for same. However, to try and make up for it I did a bit of research. Clarence Darrow is quoted as saying: "I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure." Sounds a
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by woodall 16y ago
Are we talking about the same store?[0] [0] http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=BKS&t=1y&l=on&z=...

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