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andrewfhart

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    Comment #22220986

    One option: https://github.com/ryepdx/pyethrecover does something very similar to what you're asking for, in the context of remembering an ethereum wallet password. In your case, t…

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    Comment #15344529

    regarding the concept... the part I like about it is that it provides a mechanism for property owners to at least have a "say" in what flies over their property (and when). It's pe…

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    Comment #9642294

    Pogoseat - Santa Monica, CA (On-site, full-time) | https://pogoseat.com/ * Full stack software engineers: https://angel.co/pogoseat/jobs/68114-full-stack-software-eng... * Front-en…

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    Comment #9522875

    For anyone interested in learning more about the Open Assets Protocol, the official specification is here [1]. It's relatively short, and really quite readable. The reference imple…

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    Comment #8995171

    This is definitely one of the cleaner implementations I've seen of this idea, but why not allow for traditional (vertical) scrolling? The swipe method is unnatural on a laptop brow…

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    Comment #7459893

    This is amazing. Dead simple, programmable access to absolutely piles of NASA Mars imagery. Everything from the first photos Spirit and Opportunity took on the surface to the lates…

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    Comment #7246536

    XDATA participant here... I completely agree with your emphasis on the community as one (if not the) defining attribute of what makes open source special. I think, however, that at…

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    Comment #5916314

    The last. It basically acts as a proxy: You type in your query, and IxQuick (aka startpage.com) queries Google on your behalf, thereby shielding you from the associated analytics a…

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    Comment #4558021

    nice! Another great take on an HTML5 flocking implementation is Alex Cruikshank's "birds on a line" demo, in which the birds also "land" on wires. I really like how Alex handles 3-…