hexscrews

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by hexscrews 6y ago
And so, in 2050, the Nokia Shield Initiative was launched. 500 (american) football field sized Nokia 3310's were put into orbit to protect the earth.
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by hexscrews 7y ago
I'm in a weird position of taking both ritalin and celexa. It makes me both anxious and focused.
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by hexscrews 7y ago
One of the reasons I've committed to never having children is because there isn't a NEED for more children. We (our species) has a far excess of humans to survive just anything.
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by hexscrews 7y ago
Paywalled.
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by hexscrews 7y ago
I clicked on the link and closed it after 3 lines. No. JUST no. I will not stand for those columns. You have KILOMETERS of virtual space on a webpage. You are not stuck on a physical dead media. Don't pretend to be.
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by hexscrews 8y ago
Gives me a Privacy error on chrome. >.< This server could not prove that it is cant.stopdatamining.me; its security certificate is from *.gridserver.com. This may be caused by a misconfiguration or an attacker intercepting your connec
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by hexscrews 8y ago
You may also be interested in the field of biological computing ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_computing#Biochemic... ). Since your background covers both biology and computer science. Plus the field is new e
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by hexscrews 8y ago
I'd say that even if your answer is completely wrong, at least you can document WHY it was wrong. And maybe someone can open up a new vein of inquiry that branches off yours. It reminds me of a sci-fi story where people who decided tha
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by hexscrews 8y ago
Indeed, though mildly predictable. If true, which is yet to be seen, They probably saw the money and thought why should someone else get so much money while they continued to struggle.
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by hexscrews 8y ago
Wouldn't xenocide be a more apt description? A quick search for genocide gives the definition of: "the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation." While xenocide is
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by hexscrews 8y ago
Literally 30 seconds of searching brought up a IFF transponder that would add 100 g (3.53 oz). Why isn't a state owned drone not equipped as such? (XPC-TR Mode C Transponder)
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by hexscrews 8y ago
I'm kind of curious about the person whos mental construct crashed. How long did it take before her mind was able to interpret the math again? Was it a slow boot up or was it instant?
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by hexscrews 9y ago
Ok, this is similar to Gridcoin ( https://gridcoin.io/ ) , Golem ( https://cryptoslate.com/coins/golem/ ) , SPARC ( https://sparc.network/ ) , et al. I could keep going, but the point i
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by hexscrews 9y ago
There are projects like gridcoin, uscore dot net, that use mining to compute scientific research. It is considering using a Proof Of Research approach.
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by hexscrews 9y ago
Replace the word "car" with segway and this article seems like a repeat of claims of entire cities having to be redesigned around this marvelous new invention.
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by hexscrews 9y ago
Cellular substrates are just a different kind of machine platform.
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by hexscrews 10y ago
Don't copy that floppy!
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by hexscrews 10y ago
In some ways, there are. If you consider china's Great Firewall, Tor, I2P, various encrypted spaces. They aren't the "internet" so much as a layer over the internet.
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by hexscrews 10y ago
Would like to point out, unless you are running on non-x86 hardware or a tablet, the term pc still applies to linux based hardware.
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by hexscrews 10y ago
Not sure if this will help any. http://www.emsps.com/oldtools/msdos.htm I also read about using a CF to IDE adapter. http://www.yqcomputer.com/1118_467_1.htm
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by hexscrews 10y ago
It'll be interesting to see what happens when the technology to generate milk from artificial mammary glands becomes a thing. We are already on the path to eliminating the need for bovine meat processing.
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by hexscrews 10y ago
I'd argue otherwise. The constitution sets out the defining goal of a society. Call it the rule-set for the society as a whole. If you disagree with the defining rules, that is fine. You can chose any number of governmental models on t
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by hexscrews 10y ago
Perhaps Death has a nut allergy?
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by hexscrews 11y ago
I think it was more for the practical research rather than actual use. Human response, movement tests, acceptable noise levels etc. All of that is very valuable in of itself.
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by hexscrews 11y ago
If you REALLY, REEEALLLY need the things with you, you could always do something like UPS with signature and insurance. Make the insurance level something like 3x the value of our items and you should be good.
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by hexscrews 11y ago
Hopefully by the time they are an adult, they can get a new eye printed.
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by hexscrews 11y ago
And how would you deal with materials that could get you either dead or imprisioned? Can you elect not to host content? For example, in china, you have a situation where you can be materially affected by political content. https:/&#x
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by hexscrews 11y ago
This seems a bit like click bait. It holds no substantial information. They might as well have summed up the article with, One day, apple will make their own processor. That's all it says.
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by hexscrews 11y ago
Has the problem with organic contamination been resolved one way or another? I remember reading that it can be hazardous to fish?
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by hexscrews 11y ago
"While I'm not particularly a fan of oil companies, they didn't just turn up in a country and start drilling wells without permission." Tell that to the people of iraq.

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