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by yownie 6y ago
> it's a valid correlation could you show us that data on that correlation to us from somewhere besides out your ass then?
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by yownie 6y ago
read the whole page, still don't understand how it works or what it does.
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by yownie 6y ago
not really sure what point you're trying to make here. You don't believe in biology?
334.
by yownie 6y ago
or just sshuttle
335.
by yownie 7y ago
FORE!
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by yownie 7y ago
hiya rachel. you good?
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by yownie 7y ago
More hubris from the company that thought it could maintain ethics over the corruption of holding power. What fools.
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by yownie 7y ago
pretty much like everything sony develops, remember the sony memory stick anyone?
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by yownie 7y ago
I too used zip disks, they were required for our graphic design work at our college, but the Superdisk always struck me as better because of the backwards compatibility. Not to mention Zipdisks eventual click of death
340.
by yownie 7y ago
SuperDisk was my first exposure to the idea that better ideas don't always win out in technology.
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by yownie 7y ago
accidentally funny response
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by yownie 7y ago
If anyone else is [curious]( https://blockonomi.com/channel-factories-bitcoin-lightning-n... )
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by yownie 7y ago
Based on your replies I am going to assume you are actually trying to misinform people.
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by yownie 7y ago
Real honest question here, is there any viable open source competitor to fitbit devices and why not?
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by yownie 7y ago
perhaps don't be hyperbolic then?
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by yownie 7y ago
them?
347.
by yownie 8y ago
sources needed please.
348.
by yownie 8y ago
I'd think the phones home part is an answer many would like to know.
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by yownie 8y ago
In browser crypto mining would allow this to work well too.
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by yownie 8y ago
It also doesn't use as much energy as the country of Iceland (living in Iceland here). You what we use the MOST electricity for here? Aluminum smelting. No one seems to care a lot about that waste, it seems.
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by yownie 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mail_Isolation_Control_and_Tra...
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by yownie 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mail_cover
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by yownie 8y ago
more: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02...
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by yownie 8y ago
Few years ago it was revealed USPS was photographing all senders and recipient addresses on all mail in order to 'backtrack' packages in order to aid in investigations. https://www.offthegridnews.com/privacy/v
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by yownie 8y ago
It was rolled out very poorly here, no vendor integration and the claiming mechanism was webscraping the local yellow pages site here and eventually was blocked.
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by yownie 8y ago
We're VERY high latency here. only 3 sub cables and only one of those is a North American link that first stops twice in Greenland. We need better connectivity.
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by yownie 9y ago
Hey rachel, the bbc microbit definitely fits the parameters you listed at the end of this post. Only $12, so definitely worth picking one up to fool with. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micro_Bit
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by yownie 9y ago
Not to mention the authorities have a dearth of existing legislation under which to already prosecute bad actors in the crypto space. Ponzi schemes, fake ICO's and outright theft and extortion are already thoroughly addressed by existi
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by yownie 9y ago
and still is now that the fees are low again and spam attacks pushed off
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by yownie 9y ago
vs https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bare : open to view : exposed laying bare their secrets

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