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zapdrive
7y ago
It's right there in the article. Conclusions are mine, but the allegations are right there.
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zapdrive
7y ago
I think the least highlighted part of the story, and the one being totally ignored on HN, is the alleged secret romantic relationship between a foundation member and the alleged female complainant. That puts a lot in perspective for me. Wha
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zapdrive
7y ago
It was a noble concept, but everybody fell off the track pretty fast (this concept was started by the last Sikh Guru in 1699, a little over 300 years ago). Nowadays Singh and Kaur is mostly used as a middle name, and everybody has a last na
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8y ago
But why make private testing illegal. It's very clear that only a very small percentage of people who wish to get a test done would approach the court, and how many of them would get the order? E.g. I suspected my child was not mine, s
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8y ago
I wonder how long before they totally disable all comments. I mean I mostly watch all my YouTube on my smart TV, and as far as I know, I can't read any comments on the TV. Additionally, I can't even read the description of the vid
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8y ago
I'm sure negligence is covered under insurance, that's why Zurich made a claim of "cyber war", which is harder to prove than negligence. Also if negligence wasn't covered, almost everything can be claimed as neglige
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zapdrive
8y ago
Is this code just for a processor, or an SOC? How is this different from the open source Shakti processor being designed by IIT Chennai?
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8y ago
So what happens if a CenturyLink customer is not using their DNS, and using for example Google's DNS. They will suddenly have their internet disabled and will never see this page, where they have to click "OK" to reconnect th
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8y ago
What's the name of the street between Pine and Union. Seems to be an important street. But no, Google would rather display the Chipotle rather than the street name. If I'm looking for Chipotle, I'll fucking type it out in the
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8y ago
No you are not odd. Often, it's frustrating when trying to read a street name on Google maps, especially in a dense area like a downtown. Google prefers to display business names over street names. And when there are lots of businesses
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8y ago
Easiest way is to get a certificate for a subdomain of a domain you own, e.g. dev.example.com, and then point dev.example.com to 127.0.0.1 in your hosts file.
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9y ago
Or you can die with a private key of a Bitcoin address containing a few bitcoins memorized. And a tattoo or something that will says you'll give half to whoever revives you. Hopefully Bitcoin will be here for a long time.
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9y ago
If I use my bank's mobile app to transfer money to a friend, would Apple demand a 30% of that as well?
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zapdrive
9y ago
Slightly related. Reddit user IHateLetterF never uses the letter F.
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zapdrive
10y ago
Incorrect. You need to be a Canadian citizen, or a Permanent Resident, or have a valid work visa to avoid the tax.
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zapdrive
11y ago
If you have an amazing wife, you are more than "just an animal". Is it you God?
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11y ago
> How many GitHub repositories are there mentioning Coinbase? Conversely, how many GitHup repositories are there mentioning USD or GBP. Oh wait, you can not transact USDs online without a payment processor. So what would be a better way
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11y ago
And I can't help but marvel at the creator of God. To create something that would go on to create people is really awesome.
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11y ago
It would be awesome if artificial structures are discovered on Pluto. What would be mankind's next step, if say life is discovered on Pluto?
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11y ago
Number 1 has already been solved: Bitcoin.
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11y ago
There is no water fountain at the Munich airport.
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11y ago
I think so. Looks like it.
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11y ago
Its times like these that I seriously consider buying more bitcoins. Capital controls are totally unjust, in a free country. And it can happen in any country. The governments need to get their act together, instead of punishing innocent cit
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11y ago
Industrial and vehicular pollution are the other two main contributors.
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11y ago
I lived in India for the first 22 years of my life. And was in India for an year and a half, recently. Was in Mumbai for a month.
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11y ago
So much for Modi's "Clean India" campaign. I used to think illiteracy is the root cause for all the evils in India. But now I guess corruption is. And the people are somehow responsible. Most Indians are overly religious. The
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11y ago
The graph you linked is very old. The hashrate is plateauing[0]. 0 https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate?showDataPoints=fals...
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12y ago
It's not like they were selling digital copies of something, that they lost all of it. It all depends upon how much is their margin? Maybe they go home every night after selling all their stock. How long did they have to wait to sell t
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13y ago
They removed the "sending" feature during the review process, because the app probably got rejected for having that feature. So, the question is why does Apple have problem with people sending/receiving bitcoins from an iDevi
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13y ago
like what?
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