nothxbro

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by nothxbro 12y ago
Lets hope so!
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by nothxbro 12y ago
@derefr Yes, that would happen. Thats why the PH way of doing things is shitty.
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by nothxbro 12y ago
The way to get selected to submit or comment appears to be ryans buddy or that buddies buddy. Its a really misogynistic way to do it and minoritys and women seem to be under represented. I am sure if he chimed in here, he would say somethin
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by nothxbro 12y ago
Whats especially troubling is that this is spilling over to other countries now. I always felt that despite having relatively lax laws in regards to the internet, russia is starting to turn into a seriously unfriendly place for the internet
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by nothxbro 12y ago
Worth noting is that this was essentially number one on product hunt, above all other items. Meaning, the product hunt results shown are the absolute best result you could hope for and most users will receive a far smaller amount of visits.
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by nothxbro 12y ago
A quick search shows exactly what he means. No elaboration necessary. http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1235995 http://www.organicweb.com.au/17240/internet/cloudflare-secur... http:&
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by nothxbro 12y ago
From what I have read, Cloudflare takes considerable flack because they willingly provide services to the websites that let you buy and sell ddos-for-hire services. Also, I believe their defense is "we are a proxy, not the host, go els
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by nothxbro 12y ago
which is kind of ironic, seeing as conway is major airbnb investor and airbnb is arguably one of the largest contributors to the housing shortage in the bay area. people ellis act buildings and then airbnb them as a way around the law
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by nothxbro 12y ago
Sorry to hear that. You must have known that this day was coming though? Basically you were living on borrowed time from Google. If the revenue was that much of a priority to you, you should have laid much lower than you did and certainly n
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by nothxbro 13y ago
Ok, some good news. It might be untrue about them having passport scans. Reason I say that, is the following: We know from the leaked mtgox crisis plan doc that they have 550,000 verified accounts. Each user who wanted to be verified had to
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by nothxbro 13y ago
This was patched 6 months ago, what is the author going on about? http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-3132_7-57594003-98/asus-patches...
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by nothxbro 13y ago
Its really not bold at all. If you drink that koolaid, Sounds like you would also believe megaupload was used 'primarily for non infringing use'
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by nothxbro 13y ago
It looks good, but I am wary of using any of these guys stuff based on how fast they 'pivot' and shut things down.
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by nothxbro 13y ago
Question- I had a idea about how to make this type of punishment non feasible. Replace the standard truecrypt bootloader with one of a design that has a 'self destruct' What I mean by that is, when you turn on your computer and the boot loa
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by nothxbro 13y ago
This seems like a bit of attention whoring. If the guy wants to come back to the scene, which he very obviously does, then just do it. These occasionally cryptic updates should be reserved for the new releases of half life and portal. Not f
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by nothxbro 13y ago
I have no idea how they managed to pull that off since foursquare has so little usage today. If I look back a year or more ago, I had tons of friends using foursquare. Now? None. I am guessing the loan from silver lake makes up 80% of the r
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by nothxbro 13y ago
Awesome product, but holy shit are you guys expensive for anyone who does volume. 3000 'minutes' uploaded for $200 ? Tell me thats a monthly allowance and not a one time fee? You better be using some fancy CDNs and having 10 different versi
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by nothxbro 13y ago
It just goes to show how much of a failure what they were currently doing was. The fact they were willing to switch to this shows quite a bit. They genuinely should have just let digg be and get costs way down. The ad income would have been