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Comment #17459705
> " Levon Arakelyan pulled out an estimated 450 truckloads of rubble, exclusively by metal bucket. He gave it all to a local company which used it in various construction projects.…
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Comment #17459680
If nerve agents can be spawned in secrecy, then the ability of police to detect will always lag behind. Nations inherently need to get involved to efficientize resources.
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Comment #17459665
ICO's will likely continue as long as the incentives to create a new token outweigh basing an idea off an existing chain. The old "better to have a small piece of a big pie than a …
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Comment #17458755
How carefully have you analyzed the MITM proxy you are using? Many have security holes and you may be opening yourself up to attacks. Modern browsers have placed a lot of effort in…
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Comment #11284745
right, so the coin toss example is not related to all the outcomes but rather just the most recent. In contrast, the OP seems to show that a prime is related to a previous prime - …
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Comment #11284296
"If Alice tosses a coin until she sees a head followed by a tail, and Bob tosses a coin until he sees two heads in a row, then on average, Alice will require four tosses while Bob …
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Comment #11177307
in some case, if you're able to switch libraries, you might also be able to switch languages and therefore skip on future issues inherent to C. Consider for example: https://golang…
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Comment #11177250
There must be a worthwhile reason - the added complexity of certs is non-trivial [1]. Perhaps certs are deemed less easily transferable compared to API keys (simple strings)? [1] h…
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Comment #11177174
> "example client that I wrote in Go for a client that doesn't have access to an HTTP/2 library" on line 62 you do specify HTTP/2: Transport: &http2.Transport > "Since it uses HTTP…