workerIbe

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by workerIbe 9y ago
Then explain why you keep opening it, wasting energy, to look for some nonexistent goodies.
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by workerIbe 9y ago
Cats have whiskers. We have the advantage of being in the space we are judging relative to ourselves. LIDAR is analogous.
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No, Scientists Didn't Just Create Negative Mass or Defy the Laws of Physics(gizmodo.com)
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by workerIbe 9y ago
Books are for history, fiction and resume's.
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by workerIbe 9y ago
We prefer the term "non-linear thinkers".
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by workerIbe 10y ago
It's notable that they are there of their own free will.
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by workerIbe 10y ago
I think they are running on pi 2 but their hardware is open http://www.dronin.org flyingPi
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by workerIbe 10y ago
What I think alot of Trump supporters are taking seriously is the phenomena that is the left feeding off It's own hyperbole, it's pretty disturbing.
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by workerIbe 10y ago
He said he was going to do this for a year, how is it impulsive?
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by workerIbe 10y ago
Careful using text-mode in public! http://kotaku.com/cnn-shows-fallout-hacking-terminal-in-a-vi...
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Can Alexa help solve a murder? Amazon won’t give up her data(washingtonpost.com)
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by workerIbe 10y ago
I'm the 3rd Architect to be lucky to work with our VP of Product in the last 6 months, the other 2 no longer work here, he seems to end up pissed off Everytime we meet, we'll see...
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by workerIbe 10y ago
I think he is talking in computing terms, sandboxing.
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by workerIbe 10y ago
This is so much my life right now. Our DM sits in the re-architecture meetings too busy doing things on his laptop too be constructive. Only chiming in with edge case vetos...
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Early Bitcoin developers worked directly with Satoshi Nakamoto on his identity(qz.com)
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by workerIbe 11y ago
If it's a company laptop, put tape on it.
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Apple Policy on Bugs May Explain Why Hackers Would Help F.B.I(nytimes.com)
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Microsoft Recalls AC Power Cords for Surface Pro Due to Fire, Shock Hazards(cpsc.gov)
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Suddenly, Microsoft says you can't use Windows 7 and 8.1 on your new PC Idiots(computerworld.com)
7 points by workerIbe 11y ago|3 comments
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The Sorry Legacy of Internet Explorer(wired.com)
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UCLA researchers create exceptionally strong and lightweight new metal(newsroom.ucla.edu)
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The amazing, bizarre history of the Peach – uncovered at last(morningticker.com)
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Are your holiday lights killing your WiFi?(washingtonpost.com)
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Google accused of tracking school kids after it promised not to(pcworld.com)
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New Plasma Confinement State May Be the Secret to Fusion Energy(scienceworldreport.com)
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Apple and Google yank Instagram password-stealing app from app stores(zdnet.com)
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Mass gains of the Antarctic ice sheet exceed losses(ingentaconnect.com)
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This Is Not a Game: How SXSW Turned GamerGate Abuse into a Spectator Sport(thedailybeast.com)
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Cash reward for Google.com takeover man(bbc.com)
2 points by workerIbe 11y ago|0 comments
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Surprise: Ad Blockers Make the Mobile Web More Pleasant(pcmag.com)
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