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by thomble 3y ago
Here you go: https://gist.github.com/tvldz/1210619db98302be3e9c972737e979...
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by thomble 3y ago
I've used the API to modify my lights based on the album covers of the currently playing track on my Spotify: https://gist.github.com/tvldz/1210619db98302be3e9c972737e979 .
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by thomble 4y ago
I think that a lot of societal ills can be chalked up to "low interest rate phenomena." Silicon Valley has had a decade to play with free money. What do they have to show for it? Smartphone CRUD apps, subsidized gig workers, influ
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by thomble 5y ago
I spent part of my childhood in Boardman. Rusty N Edie's BBS was a local number. I didn't know how good I had it until we moved to another state. I recall that "Fred Martin's BBS" was another fantastic local BBS in
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by thomble 5y ago
I like this dude.
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by thomble 7y ago
"Murders Your Wife"
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by thomble 7y ago
Did Elizabeth Holmes write this article?
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by thomble 7y ago
I always keep a legitimate binary of BZFlag around and make sure my hacked version hashes that one instead of itself.
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by thomble 7y ago
Fairfax County, VA.
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by thomble 7y ago
As a counter to this, my local Micro Center is absolutely booming. I built a fast gaming machine earlier this year, and found all of my desired components in-stock there, with no compromises. Their prices were identical to the lowest prices
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by thomble 7y ago
We used to call these kinds of artists "sell-outs."
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by thomble 7y ago
It's not Lowtax, but some of the most prevalent "weird twitter" accounts, like @fart and @dril established their brand of humor at SA: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/nzg4yw/fuck-you-and-die-
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by thomble 7y ago
give me the pill
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by thomble 8y ago
I had a copy of this as a Peace Corps Volunteer. I can't ever forget the picture of the "cholera bed."
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by thomble 8y ago
I have a virtual FreeBSD box running dnscrypt-proxy. It's configured with CloudFlare for DNS over HTTPS.
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by thomble 8y ago
The prospect of curing diseases is wonderful. But for now, we're just using these algorithms to figure out how to maximize the amount of time people spend staring at their phones.
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Facebook Considered Charging for Access to User Data(wsj.com)
117 points by thomble 8y ago|39 comments
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by thomble 8y ago
Was she killed because she was incompatible with society?
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by thomble 8y ago
Can I somehow integrate this with my 1982 DeLorean?
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by thomble 8y ago
"Connecting the world" to our lucrative public manipulation platform. I'm sick of the phrase.
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by thomble 8y ago
No fees on ATMs, including international ATMs. Also, their 24/7 Chat Support is stellar.
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by thomble 8y ago
Roads are public, and everything around roads and transportation is highly regulated and engineered with actual PUBLIC HEALTH and SAFETY at its core.
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by thomble 8y ago
"Maybe it costs a life by exposing someone to bullies. Maybe it facilitates genocide."
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by thomble 8y ago
Wow, that is awful.
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by thomble 8y ago
Frankly, it sounds like a cult.
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by thomble 8y ago
> Zuck has pledged away 99% of his wealth? They will actively ignore problems that deal with public health and security, but promise to "cure all disease" through philanthropy. Please.
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by thomble 8y ago
Is it possible to create an app that can easily remove personal info, and delete all posted content that is, say older than n days old? If so, is there a new demand for this kind of app?
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by thomble 9y ago
I too have experienced buzzing and grating sounds and vibrations during sleep paralysis, or during a false awakening. It happened frequently in college when my sleep schedule was broken. I'm skeptical. Part of me thinks that this is ma
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by thomble 9y ago
Note that Textual is free. Codeux sells signed binaries. https://github.com/Codeux-Software/Textual
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by thomble 9y ago
There's so much strange hand-wringing in a loud subset of the security community. The DoJ has a 93% conviction rate because they pursue strong cases that usually end in a plea-bargain. The FBI aren't spooks. The evidence will beco

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