Golddisk

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Ask HN: How do you promote/advertise your websites?
2 points by Golddisk 9y ago|2 comments
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by Golddisk 10y ago
You are correct. While this could be used against a city, its real purpose is to focus on attacking bunkers where other countries' nukes are stored.
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by Golddisk 10y ago
Nope, but it looks like we could be heading in that direction if relations don't improve.
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Russia Shows Off Its New Nuclear Intercontinental Ballistic Missle(thesurge.net)
12 points by Golddisk 10y ago|9 comments
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by Golddisk 10y ago
I imagine this could be interpreted to include other devices and data protected by biometrics, too. Very concerning.
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Feds Walk into Building. Demand Everyones Fingerprints to Open Phones, Its Legal(forbes.com)
2 points by Golddisk 10y ago|1 comments
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Next Up – Autonomous Wheelchairs, Desired by Singapore(engadget.com)
1 points by Golddisk 10y ago|0 comments
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Tesla Shows Record Numbers in Q3, but Will Probably Miss Yearly Goals(thesurge.net)
3 points by Golddisk 10y ago|0 comments
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Moscow to Reduce Reliance on Foreign Tech Companies(thesurge.net)
1 points by Golddisk 10y ago|0 comments
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by Golddisk 10y ago
Exercising or reading are two of my favorite ways to relax.
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by Golddisk 10y ago
I can. It is http://thesurge.net
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by Golddisk 10y ago
Definitely a few good resources on there. I will check back and make use of what I can. Thanks!
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by Golddisk 10y ago
That was a change we just recently made within the past week. We went to a newer, nicer, more modern theme.
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Ask HN: How to Grow Your Site?
6 points by Golddisk 10y ago|7 comments
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by Golddisk 10y ago
The article discusses some great points. I think one of the big issues effecting college grad underemployement is also that there not as many people going into technical schools. Those are careers which are almost always in demand much like
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How Big Data Helped Capture the NJ/NY Bombing Suspect(thesurge.net)
3 points by Golddisk 10y ago|0 comments
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The Secret Lab Where Nike Invented the Power-Lacing Shoe of Our Dreams(wired.com)
1 points by Golddisk 10y ago|0 comments
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by Golddisk 10y ago
The only problem I see with that is that one of the reasons notebooks are so cheap is because you almost constantly need new ones. They either get filled up or worn out relatively quickly. Therefore, companies know you will have to buy more
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by Golddisk 10y ago
Yeah, but most would probably prefer to just buy a tablet and use that instead since they can use it for more then just an e-notebook, unless there was a way to make e-notebooks cost similar to traditional notebooks which I just can't
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by Golddisk 10y ago
Couldn't you just buy one the $60 tablets and use that? I get your point about appreciating the tablet more than a notebook, but even if e-notebooks were dropped in price, I couldn't see it falling much below the price of the tabl
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by Golddisk 10y ago
In my opinion, ads wouldn't be so bad if people didn't abuse them and make them so intrusive. The sites that love pop-ups, spam ads, and tons a flashy banners and what not ruins it for any site that tries to be responsible with th
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Some Police Departments Drop Body Cams Over Data Storage Concerns(thesurge.net)
1 points by Golddisk 10y ago|0 comments
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by Golddisk 10y ago
I remember seeing somewhere (can't remember if it was online, or on the show) where the Sharks talked about how a lot more goes into the deal then the little snippet of them talking that is shown on TV. Obviously that makes sense, as t
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by Golddisk 10y ago
This should definitely be a concern, but I feel like most people don't even realize that anything like that could happen. There is lots a news about webcams, baby monitors, etc. being hacked, but barely any warnings about making sure y
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by Golddisk 11y ago
I agree, but of course companies like EA do that purposely as it encourages players to make these purchases.
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EA Makes a Lot Off Microtransactions, Particularly in Its Sports Games(thesurge.net)
2 points by Golddisk 11y ago|2 comments
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by Golddisk 11y ago
Yeah, it seems foolish to me that they would want Apple to crack the phone since it risks the security of their data.
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In Apple vs. FBI, More People Support the FBI(thesurge.net)
2 points by Golddisk 11y ago|2 comments
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Xbox One Sales Likely at 19M; Here’s Why That’s Not as Bad as It Sounds(thesurge.net)
1 points by Golddisk 11y ago|0 comments
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by Golddisk 11y ago
A lot of breakthroughs in science have a similar fate. One example was finding that DNA was a double helix with Watson, Crick, and Rosalind Franklin. Watson and Crick got all the credit but Franklin definitely played a major role in that di

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