Snoptic

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by Snoptic 13y ago
Tineye is a simple prevention. If the photo is indexed online, the owner is findable.
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by Snoptic 13y ago
Right. This is how Aqua migrated to Brushed Metal
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by Snoptic 13y ago
Jobs was very good at ignoring existing work and claiming Apple's version was a revolutionary new invention.
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by Snoptic 13y ago
In this case, it would be an in equality movement
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by Snoptic 13y ago
Mad Men stole it from Jerry Maquire. "It's not a manifesto. It's a mission statement."
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by Snoptic 13y ago
The TV show does have meaningless porn dumped on top to keep the audience interested. That is HBO's trademark.
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by Snoptic 13y ago
Yes, research sbows tbat fantasy violence is a safe outlet for people with violent inclinations, partially
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by Snoptic 13y ago
You are jumping to massive conclusions on the chechen analysis. There is no evidence those kids weremore than columbine-style depressed.
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by Snoptic 13y ago
Do moviegoers feel bad when people die in movies? I do, and it makes me not like the movie, unless it is a drama and the death gets appropriate attention and consideration.
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by Snoptic 13y ago
This is article is brought to you by the sort of people who do 'technical analysis' of stock charts to predict price movements.
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by Snoptic 13y ago
With all the Superfund sites in SA, I don't know...
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by Snoptic 13y ago
Title doesn't really make sense. This is just a lottery, with a bit of a PvP angle. Spending more increases odds of winning.
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by Snoptic 14y ago
This is idiotic opposition. Spy cameras exist. Bluetooth earpieces exist, Glass is interesting for what it receives (the server software integration) and for its HUD, not what it caputures and transmits.
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by Snoptic 14y ago
I have a cold fusion reactor in my basement. It extracts free energy from the vacuum and it powers my car instead of gasoline. Since you are antifragilist and don't have a God Complex, you are well suited to invest in my project to commerci
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by Snoptic 14y ago
If foreigners can't submit to our responsibilities, then they can't have our rights. The US doesn't rule the whole world, and the world doesn't want US to. Therefore, conflicts will arise, and there is no fair play among warring
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by Snoptic 14y ago
The problem of habeas corpus isn't to protect Al Awalki, it is to prevent the government from torturing Al Avalki for ten years and then saying, oops, we got the wrong guy.
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by Snoptic 14y ago
Wow,nice! Just saw their website. Impressed by the progressive values, saddened by the partisan politicking ('fight the right', WTF?
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by Snoptic 14y ago
Do you have to constantly change your web page scraper to maintain G+ support, since it has no API?
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by Snoptic 14y ago
A random CC0 publication doesn't get HN publicity
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by Snoptic 14y ago
You are assuming that restrictive copyright should be a personal choice. That is not a generally accepted concept. The majority has many legitimate claims to restrict the power of an individual, in general.
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by Snoptic 14y ago
Why do you say that?
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by Snoptic 14y ago
It means it is a little earlier than recently
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by Snoptic 14y ago
Congrats. Halfway to the ultimate goal.
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by Snoptic 14y ago
2 previous discussions. http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/submissions&q=Sha... Maybe the author can write a post detector next.
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by Snoptic 14y ago
Incorrect. He was welcome on the network, as is everyone on MIT's public network. His specific downloading activity was unwelcome.
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by Snoptic 14y ago
A bit weird how the article emphasizes how his gifts were spent on decorative architecture, and doesn't say much about education, which Bloomberg says was the intent of the gift. A billion dollars invested at 5percent per annum can finance
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by Snoptic 14y ago
Sweden's two most famous failures were both kowtows to the US, so aren't much relevant in a comparison against US corruption.
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by Snoptic 14y ago
An effective deterrent catches no one. An A/B test is needed, but...
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by Snoptic 14y ago
Beautiful reasoning from that judge: Don't be a victim of a crime, as that distracts police from their work.
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by Snoptic 14y ago
... Which is an arcane way of saying "pointer / reference"; i.e., not a primitive or C-style struct.

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