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TwoBit
7y ago
your statement implies that these two things are mutually exclusive, but I'm pretty sure they are not.
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TwoBit
7y ago
Perhaps there was a pattern in the area that this burglary was part of, and there was serial burglaries they were trying to stamp out.
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TwoBit
7y ago
OK,though is "filled torus" even a proper name? Looks like Google recognizes that you probably really mean solid torus.
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TwoBit
7y ago
Look no further than the hacking of Bezos' phone.
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TwoBit
7y ago
I imagine this mini moon could be ejected from orbit if it gets sling shot by the moon in the right way.
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TwoBit
7y ago
The title here implies that there's a consensus among "health experts", but there is no such thing. Click bait. All we have is some health experts saying there are downsides to the back and forth switch
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TwoBit
7y ago
How could he possibly think he could get away with stealing files? Stealing "IP" seems a little less concrete.
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TwoBit
7y ago
Is Mats arguing that the slow down needed for the right turn could result in you entering the intersection as the light turns red?
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TwoBit
7y ago
Like any other product, various levels of quality construction are possible.
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TwoBit
7y ago
Is there any actual way to "seize" a bitcoin collection without knowing the master key(s)?
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TwoBit
7y ago
No way would he be stupid enough to have these only on a single sheet of paper. Surely he considered the possibility of a fire, for example. And just because witnesses seem to think something only shows that he did the right thing with resp
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7y ago
Naw, I just shadowed a new young interviewer and he asked a similar question that was unreasonable. As a recent grad he legitimately didn't recognize that the interviewee wouldn't necessarily know this one specific thing. We discu
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7y ago
I don't like there being a single browser engine. At least Blink is somewhat open source.
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TwoBit
7y ago
So 98% of American citizens then.
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TwoBit
7y ago
China can't prosecute me for anything, U.S. can.
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7y ago
Sim Copter was indeed the first appearance of the Sims. The Sim character tree editor was first used for Sim Copter, which was in development concurrently with Sims. They were "project X" and "project Y" respectively.
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TwoBit
7y ago
I'm surprised at the lack of checks and balances in place. That one person had unchecked control of the game.
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TwoBit
7y ago
Does he recommend lying so much? I'm not sure how to categorize Trump's lying. He just says whatever he wants, completely made up.
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TwoBit
7y ago
I've multiple times heard mathematicians says Wikipedia math pages are bad, and even experts in an area can be confused by the pissing of other experts in that same area.
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TwoBit
7y ago
According to libertarian philosophy, the public soon finds out about such cheats and takes their business elsewhere. Thus little oversight is needed.
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TwoBit
7y ago
"The flaw (CVE-2019-3568) successfully allowed attackers to silently install the spyware app on targeted phones by merely placing a WhatsApp video call with specially crafted requests, even when the call was not answered." Geez th
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7y ago
Through a sandbox exploit of course.
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TwoBit
7y ago
But cars will recognize that something changed and validate it.
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TwoBit
7y ago
If you destroy a yield sign, the system will immediately know because all the cars previously recorded it.
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TwoBit
7y ago
Most startup CEOs don't make much. Are there really very many VCs out there?
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TwoBit
7y ago
90% chance it's empty. Only way it's possibly not empty is if previous owner died.
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TwoBit
7y ago
A disagree with your conclusion that the slowness doesn't matter. If it doesn't matter to anybody then why does the optimized version even exist? IMO this is a library bug. <algorithm> shouldn't be limping toupper or an
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TwoBit
7y ago
That reordering is simply a feature of clang-format. Some coding standards require sorting includes alphabetically, possibly to avoid dupes and to make all include usage identical between source files.
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TwoBit
7y ago
Anybody who will give away 243K based on a phone call alone is a moron.
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7y ago
My cat loves sweet things, regardless of the presence of fat. I need to make videos of this to post.
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