InXorWeTrust

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by InXorWeTrust 12y ago
Some gas stations allow you to pay for Diesel with cash at a discount. As a side note, Flash Foods has a card you can get that uses ACH with your debit account (I'm probably not saying that right). You get a flat $0.05 off of gas. They
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by InXorWeTrust 12y ago
It's really a matter of personal preference. I haven't been able to find much on the Moto 360 (they seem to be keeping a bunch under wraps(I could be looking in the wrong places though)). But I assume it has a LCD screen. Which is
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
There is a similar version that I know a friend plays at a large university. It's Humans vs. Zombies. If you get "bit", you are a zombie and have to wear something that identifies you as such (normally a bandanna tied around
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
Also known as the vocal minority.
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
I doubt they will expand it to every book. It might be a while before it expands to a sizable portion of their library. Netflix wasn't what it is on it's first day.
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
No, I don't really see that. When I hear Kindle, I think more of nurturing, or beginning a fire. A fire needs to begin somewhere, just as an idea must. And must also be nurtured, and built upon, something that books do. That's wha
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
> Anyone know if they tally calls for people calling to say thanks or good job or whatever? Probably wouldn't hurt. In fact, it might inspire similar bills on issues such as this. Happy voters are repeat voters after all!
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
They already have OCR for the Google Book project (I assume). And they have this project, would it be difficult to combine the two?
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
> a lot of this rise is coming from new money. Speculation, but could some of the new money be coming from CryptoLocker[0]? [0] http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/cryptolocker-r...
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
You're right, there is a spectrum of preference. But just because some are ok with it, doesn't mean all of us. Why encapsulate everyone under the same policy of track everything? On the Do Not Track, I think turning it on by defau
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
Most likely not. If the bots were to suddenly turn into nodes, then there is a good chance that a large percentage of users could have their anonymity compromised. Tor anonymity relies on the fact it is difficult to tie in where you entered
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
My American Government put a definition of democracy in a way that I feel is important here: Democracy is government for the people, by the people, held accountable by the people. This is not democracy. There is no due process, there is see
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
http://simplynoise.com/
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
> places like a noisy restaurant or cafe. This is an opinion, but it seems this can make it easier for some. Because it's a constant noise that doesn't often change much, you eventually tune it out. It feels like it's the
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
> To me, this seems inefficient, since not everyone wants your message. I would like to point out BitMessage uses streams. Streams are a collection of nodes that have a particular part of their address in common. If you have an address t
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by InXorWeTrust 13y ago
> Every message is retained forever by every BM client. That is not true. From the white paper [0] under section 6: > We propose that nodes store all objects for two days and then delete them. It's also on the FAQ[1]: > Yes. H