unknownBits

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by unknownBits 12y ago
Money is the most tricky thing men will ever face. Not talking about extreme poverty here, the following is what I've learned: More money leads in almost all people to artificial value, short term superficial happiness, degradation of
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by unknownBits 12y ago
There must be more intelligent ways to gain acceptance for being gay than a gay pride, sorry but it's so lame, ever seen the pictures? The gay friends I have are nothing like that, most of them are very intelligent, sensible, and nothi
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by unknownBits 12y ago
I am hetero, and I always asked myself: why all that fuzz about people being gay or anything else. I don't need to be proud to be gay or hetero or whatever, I just don't get it.. I have gay friends and never had anything against p
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by unknownBits 12y ago
I don't really mind people not realizing they are idiots, if they could at least stop trying to be in power and stop ruling over others. Most of our leaders/rulers are complete idiots without realizing it, that's the worse pr
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by unknownBits 12y ago
I think it would be much better to make it illegal to have idiots being in power.
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by unknownBits 12y ago
I'm on arch linux with kde. I tried ubuntu several times, but I can't stick with it. The installation is a breeze, but for the rest it's not that exiting. Btw, I consider myself as a human being too! Still, I am very happy wi
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by unknownBits 12y ago
Good post, this is so true. Fingerprints should only be used as id, if at all. Like 'icebraining' said: Passwords can be compromised and must be changeable.
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by unknownBits 12y ago
I am using a mechanical keaboard as well, and hardly have any signs of rsi. It's amazing to see professionals still using cheap and crappy keyboards as their main tool! I've invested in my computer gear, especially; good mouse, ke
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by unknownBits 12y ago
Type error: verifier is not a function. is what I got for the first exercise.. Btw, keep it real and solve in CS like so: console.log name for name in ["Ben", "Jafar", "Matt", "Priya", "Brian&quo
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by unknownBits 12y ago
They will need to put a knife on my throat to buy that Apple sucking nightmare. But, definitely a cool fix if you're unfortunate enough owning one:)
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by unknownBits 12y ago
Pensions are (your)savings, done by some large profitmaking organizations. Now all the money is in there they are starting to steal it(of course), with the excuse that the economy is in heavy weather. It is normal nowadays to see them scrap
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by unknownBits 12y ago
The LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This site is for entertainment purposes only. Stupidity rules for ever.. ..the people who do it, and the people who buy it.. Please, send your valuable money to the people suffering real poverty, you might save some ch
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by unknownBits 12y ago
Eh, no. The credit-card info and money is taken already, before any response is given.
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by unknownBits 12y ago
I give you $10 when you give me your credit card nr, so I can take $20 from you if your answer is not satisfying for me. The $10 for me is for my time wasted on you.. Dude, the fact you propose this seriously, gives me the only answer I nee
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by unknownBits 12y ago
CSS is pretty embarrassing if you ask me. Maybe it was suitable for simple and small document styling for total noobs, ok, but as a standard for web development it's rediculous and sucks all the way... And the worse part? They are stil
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by unknownBits 12y ago
Plot or not, it is naive to think your personal data is safe at a super commercial company like Apple. I see it as the typical 'Apple' way of selling things; pretending what they make is better, faster, more secure bla bla bla.
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by unknownBits 12y ago
It is pretty naive nowadays to store any of your data online while thinking it is secure and no one will, or can touch it. Unless you do some hardcore encryption on your data yourself, which is really hard or even impossible with some data
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by unknownBits 12y ago
Ip or cookie, still don't see the need for giving your phone number. In case of a crack, the cracker knows your private phone number too, for what?
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by unknownBits 12y ago
With two-factor authentication you are happily providing gmail with your phone number. They say they need this to send you a verification code when you log into your gmail account. Then they say: "During sign-in, you can tell us not to
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by unknownBits 12y ago
Business people are only in for the money (and power). Programmers are little artists interested in something that in it's core has nothing to do with money. Programming is about a passion for creating things with technology. The mai
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by unknownBits 12y ago
It is a made up title from a big $$$ company to promote their new app, that's what's wrong in the first place. How can you trust a company that uses a title like this to ultimately get you sign their licence and fetch your private
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by unknownBits 12y ago
I felt paranoid, installed Glasswire, and got hacked!