7dare

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by 7dare 5y ago
Can be stopped? Doesn't sound like this is what happened here, the company paying the ransom is what stopped the hostage. The FBI simply recovered the ransom (and some more), but probably can't cover for the economic damage from t
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by 7dare 6y ago
Isn't your company name problematic given the historical connotations?
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by 7dare 7y ago
Out of curiosity, why does this apply to US and Isreal residents? Is there a legal framework that makes Isarelis eligible for these kinds of settlments automatically?
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by 7dare 7y ago
Yeah it's just speculation, sounds even like they're trying to hype up AMD stock...
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by 7dare 7y ago
I don't get why Amazon would get control of the entire TLD. Can't these new TLDs be managed by some other entity which hands out domains to those that want them?
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by 7dare 7y ago
And $5 million is nothing for Amazon, especially given they're only actually spending a fraction of that as you mentioned.
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by 7dare 8y ago
Does it still affect you if you don't connect your FB account? I wouldn't think so
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by 7dare 8y ago
> Evidence suggests that these are mostly just attention-starved gamers looking to impress one another What is the link with gaming I'm missing here? Is 4chan simply associated by gaming defacto? I don't see anything else about
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by 7dare 8y ago
He's arguing against that view and gave arguments. Do you have any?
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by 7dare 8y ago
You do know the post wasn't written specifically for you...? It might benefit other users
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by 7dare 8y ago
I feel like the further you go in maths, the less attention is given to details, which are "left as exercise to the reader".
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by 7dare 8y ago
It's about reclaiming the space -- playing near a road is noisy, smelly and dangerous for kids. "Outside" has become synonymous with car traffic, which is why children playing on the road feels so refreshing
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by 7dare 8y ago
Even though it isn't the case right now, we must be careful for the feature not to become a feeling of privacy rather than privacy itself
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by 7dare 8y ago
They still have it at the Gare de Lyon in Paris
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France outlaws mobile phones in elementary and middle schools(twitter.com)
1 points by 7dare 8y ago|0 comments
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by 7dare 8y ago
That is still conspiracy and not "Microsoft killing a project".
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by 7dare 8y ago
I don't think these are contradictory. Even if you interpret the second one as "new buttons to advertise Microsoft products", it doesn't damage a developer-first stance or independent operation. Moreover, GitHub has alre
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by 7dare 8y ago
> In November Munich city council decided to revert to Windows by 2020 with all systems being replaced by Windows 10 counterparts. > Reasons cited were adoption and users being unhappy with the lack of software available for Linux. &g
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by 7dare 8y ago
> With a national clearinghouse, students could upload their academic records and accomplishments during their high-school career and then in their senior year simply press a button to apply to colleges. The database would be open to adm
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by 7dare 8y ago
I think that may be an exxageration. I study maths at a much lower level and the teacher regarily points out links between these domains. I believe number theory is already strongly linked with analysis.
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by 7dare 8y ago
Plus it's basically inviting anyone else to call in with fake information, pretending to having been there. Bad journalistic standards...
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Lessons learned at USDS(alexgaynor.net)
2 points by 7dare 8y ago|0 comments
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by 7dare 8y ago
The lanes aren't very well indicated, but given how visible the divider is, I don't think either an autopilot or a driver should drive off. Reminds me of a scene in "La grande vadrouille" where a motorcyclist is killed o
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by 7dare 8y ago
I don't really know how it works in the US or in this state, but in my country, you simply can't drive when it's as dark as the video appears. Either you're not in a city and you can turn your mainbeam headlights on (the
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by 7dare 9y ago
Maybe simply because "normal" people cause accidents, it's not newsworthy enough for you to hear about it?
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by 7dare 9y ago
In fact, the crash at the origin of this whol debacle was caused by a train being stopped on the tracks and being rear-ended by another.
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by 7dare 9y ago
My current strategy is checking the first few characters visually, hoping the odds for a collision even on those are rather low.
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by 7dare 9y ago
That's because it's taken out of context: the fifteen tweets could well be responses to other tweets, maybe even in a conversational back-and-forth thread. I can easily imagine reddit users or even HN users making those kinds of d
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by 7dare 9y ago
I personally didn't like it, it felt a bit gimmicky, like those 2000s PowerPoints.
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by 7dare 9y ago
This might be biased because a "secret recipe" doesn't hold very much of its secret in the ingredients or instructions (all chocolate chip cookie recipes are quite similar) but the little tricks. Adding a bit of something, or

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