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PlanetFunk
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Comment #11280959
The one major difference that I see is that it's really hard to kill someone with encrypted data.
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Comment #10572695
Which reminds me of: Loke Groundrunner: I'm going to trust my feelings and use the power of the thumb. Voice of Oobedoob Benubi: Use the instrument panel, Loke. Loke Groundrunner: …
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Comment #6294111
There's also Dan Johns Mass Made Simple http://www.amazon.com/Mass-Made-Simple-ebook/dp/B006HXPR66 Both books are really good.
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Comment #5568757
Thanks for letting us know.
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Comment #5490876
To add to drexel, foam rollers or rumble rollers are great. I've also got an orbital buffer I use on myself that, as funny as it sounds, works amazingly well.
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Comment #5490866
I'd say that not stretching and not warming up are two different things.
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Comment #5360538
I'm pretty sure that wasting time with your partner/children/family/friends IS the whole point of life :)
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Comment #5095164
There's something about that last statement that blew my mind. your own personal composer, writing your own personal theme music, specifically designed to catch your current mood, …
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Comment #4686588
I re-watched the last gif where he makes good contact over and over because of his action. His head doesn't move a millimetre, it's all body motion. Amazing.
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Comment #4658612
The only reason I jailbroke(?) my 3gs was so that I could use an app that allowed me to adhoc wifi because they wouldn't (even though they could). Would it be fair of them to lock …
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Comment #4574073
Combine this with google authenticator for 2 step auth?
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Comment #4487411
^ This. VPN is not a magic bullet. It stops your ISP from snooping and adds another hoop to jump through when tracing you. If the sites you visit (nodes you hit) are monitored you …
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Comment #4411412
So, at least with gmail, you could implement randomly generated email addresses for logging in. The question is, does this solve the problem and is it a problem worth solving?
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Ask HN: Use randomly generated email addresses for extra security?
It seems that one attack vector used to hack accounts is based on the same email address being used on multiple sites. This would also go for email addresses using a simple algorit…
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Comment #4406495
I ssh through amazon micro instances where necessary (not often), and just recently purchased a month through hidemyass.com - bad name, good service.
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Comment #4227701
Sounds like you're not applying to the right companies. Any developer that comes to me with an obvious love for code moves to the top of the list. If you're coding in your own time…
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Comment #3614670
Only problem is both server and client need to be win7. Would be more useful if the client could be anything.
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Comment #3446128
"Many Android devices have locked bootloaders. I think this is a despicable anti-consumer design choice, but nobody's taking action against it." This struck a cord with me. I own a…
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Comment #3446086
Could the smudge hack be fixed by using more than one picture/passwordswipe?
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Comment #3376920
After seeing this, I decided to attempt my own minimalist (dropbox) blog. Just need to automate the post list somehow... http://dl.dropbox.com/u/26639308/miniblog/index.html Not a …
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Comment #3288790
I get my meat (grass feed, free range) from a local butcher/farmer. I know exactly how it's produced and where it comes from. There are any number of ways to get your food. Shrink …
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Comment #3284964
Something I'm very passionate about is explaining that "Paleo" is not a diet in the traditional sense. It's a lifestyle that promotes health and disease prevention through food cho…
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Comment #2936101
straight to the website: http://www.raspberrypi.org/
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Comment #2893988
Kenya has a population of ~39,000,000 of which 40% live on less than $2 a day. I'm not sure many of those 300,000+ smartphones are going to the poor.