NewAccnt

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by NewAccnt 13y ago
So all I need to do to be a great journalist is to win a Pulitzer?
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Local journalists got the cops fired. How the hell such a thing exists, I'm not sure.. Probably teens or funded by a local community college.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Old software + "wish I could say more" = conspiracy /joke /defensive mechanism
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Ok, since when is the ARM Cortex fully documented, and what depth does your comment add to this discussion? Your emotional appeal is more shallow than any other comment here! Throw in some programmer jargon and nostalgia, and a smiley and
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
I wonder how those in the performance computing sector feel about running a proprietary supervisor with built in DRM on each and every CPU? Raspberry users might not care when for just hobbyist applications, but I doubt any serious scienti
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Wow, four times? You should probably be more careful about who you give your number to. Personally, I usually get a new card every 3-5 months. If someone ever sat on my card number, it's useless to them now. Never had any issues either.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Good, we could use more enemies. Gitmo is a very expensive way to manufacture them. It's only effective if it pisses off a lot of people.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
I seriously doubt this. Unintuitively, I think it's more likely that niche cloud services with specialized features will be able to compete better by exploiting industry-specific economies of scale that Amazon can't by being so generalized
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Since the writing of this post, AMZN has gone up ~150%.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
But you're both completely missing the point that mining for coins will become exponentially more efficient over time, with new mining techniques and hardware.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
This is exactly what it is. I don't understand why people working in technical environments can't put their ego aside. Oh yeah, it's the pay.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Just another exploitation of creative labor if you ask me. The people competing for prises may be doing it for fun, but as you can see in the industries using it, these are serious big money applications. Of course, nobody is blind to thi
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Rumor has it that Butterfly has been sitting on their preorders and using it to build a massive ASIC fleet. Whether or not these are true, as you suggest, building a 51% fleet is not out of reason if you take the right path and keep your mo
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Sites like jsfidle.net and codebin.org are the perfect solution for education, except there isn't a lot of reason they need to be run remotely. It would be great if they offered a local version, but somehow I think that's not going to happ
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
I feel the same thing about HTML5 with dynamic everything and pointless whitespace and extra borders. Completely unnecessary. To each, their own.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Exact same experience here. QBASIC allowed you to put ASM code in line with BASIC, like so. y=199 x=319 c=15 def seg = &ha000 + (&h14 * y) poke x, c Of course, functions like CIRCLE were already much faster si
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
http://www.puredarwin.org/blockers#TOC-OpenDirectory-depends... Good luck with that.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Thanks for making my point for me.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
I guess you're not planning on sharing that reason and you expect me to let my imagination run wild for the benefit of your argument?
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Your absolutely right on all accounts but you could have presented your argument in a less aggressive manner, despite the rampant fanboy-ism, transparently willful ignorance and fellatious marketing.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
HTML5 is not standard, certainly not open. Everyone abandoned WebKit for some unknown reason having to do with Apple. Please list these OSS Apps, I would love to know since Google and Wikpedia say nothing like that.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
My Lovely Danjuma, I would be happy to assist in this transfer. Please deposit the funds in the attached bitcoin wallet. I believe the trivial nature of this exchange should only necessitate a small fee, 1% would be quite generous, would
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Bitcoins stability is enforced by the market, not a single controlling party (large holders manipulating the market excepted, but their ability to do so has a hard limit). This is a mathematical fact that can be proven with a scientific pr
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
They should make an iSteve app.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
It is support for Apple with the OP casually mentions Apple as being somehow better than Microsoft today then vaguely points to Windows 8 as if there were anything especially wrong with it from a moral point of view. IMHO, My post is more
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Google, has no obligation to support Reader. What they did to the RSS market was shady, indeed, but it is well within their rights and they did not do anything that would infringe on the rights of developers or users the way Apple does. N
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
no.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
There are all sorts of off-brand "bit-coins" already. Litecoins are hoisted on certain forums quite regularly.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
Technically, they don't support it. People have just figured out how to side-load it and Amazon hasn't done anything to block it.
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by NewAccnt 13y ago
What shady history is that?

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