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Comment #7295469
No, at some point between $0 and $400,000,000[1], negligence is no longer an acceptable excuse. [1] The current market value of the claimed 700k BTC loss in USD.
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Comment #7294859
Listed under "Assets": "New brand and services ready to be launched." Just what the community needs most - new Gox-quality services, hidden behind brand obfuscation. Ready to go!
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Comment #7261649
I love the way this API is presented on the page. It's awesome. It exposes itself in such an obvious way that it leaves no question about its capabilities and usage. Makes me want …
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Comment #6972770
> "[The U.S. patent system] is not obliged to register change in ownership." That I hadn't known; the implication being, if you intend to leverage a patent with lawful permission f…
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Comment #6639141
BBRY Market cap today: $4.3 bn Cash: "about $2.6 bn in cash" Patents: "estimate [...] between $1 bn and $3 bn" That leaves not a whole lot of value in the company's other assets af…
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Comment #6354331
It's easy to dump on PMA, but what it was built for, it did (and mostly, does) excellently. When I used PMA for the first time I was a very young programmer, and it really amazed m…
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Comment #5714991
This article reads like a general argument against government subsidies in general - replace "STEM education" with "corn" or "new energy" and the argument is still valid. Given tha…
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Comment #5705264
Among my recent favorites: "Hello NULL," -- from Leap Motion "I wanted to follow up after meeting you" -- from "Developer Relations Team" (not a person!? did I meet the entire team…
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Comment #5705216
I received 15 emails in 10 days when I signed up for Full Contact. Yeah, I wanted to check out your product, so I signed up and tested it out. No, I don't need to be reminded that …
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Comment #5373401
I gotta be honest, I can't figure out how to use this. I imported my Google Reader data (or so I am led to believe), but all I see is a generic feed full of (admittedly interesting…
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Comment #5364085
In Windows, 'X' "makes no sense", while in OS X, 'X' is "clear." Okay, got it :).
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Comment #5363004
To play devil's advocate, let's consider that it might actually be important to push new icons into the public icon lexicon. Right now I'm typing this comment in a browser window t…
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Comment #5362862
Caution -- "Request access to the prototype" yielded an immediate email: "Thank you for signing up for a New York Times newsletter!"
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Comment #5360403
On the subject of minification, I see a lot of lines that look like this[1]: fireToken : 1 === f.tradeTokens.data.fireToken ? !0 : !1, Why might that be a desired output from a min…
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Comment #5358723
+1ed for "How To Express Your Dissenting Political Viewpoint Through Origami"
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Comment #5353898
What are you using to determine whether *.io domains are "free" vs "taken"? It seems to be incorrect. http://www.usernique.com/io/x -- "free" http://www.nic.io/cgi-bin/whois?query=…
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Comment #5353332
AOL Keywords ;)
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Comment #5352682
Actually, the captcha predicate is a GET request that looks like this: http://en.lichess.org/captcha/78pkfjgz?solution=e5+e4 which returns 1 or 0. So the brute force captcha soluti…
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Comment #5350619
To paraphrase: the question 'What is your mother's maiden name?' is intrinsically insecure as a security measure; instead of answering it directly, make up some unguessable string …
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Comment #5350506
> Most of us won't pay $1 for a great game, but will pay $99 in IAPs Here's the difference: by the time you're even considering an in-app-purchase, you already know you love the ap…
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Comment #5347266
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5343512
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Comment #5346368
Aside from inertia, what is keeping DST in place right now? I could imagine some bizarre lobbying incentive, like it provides some marginal and trivial benefit to the corn industry…
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Comment #5346142
> "If it were found on Mars, people would call it Martian DNA. But this is DNA from Earth" Yes... yes indeed.