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quadlock
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Comment #15601376
dang, The story is about building this product. About putting in the time(thousands of precious hours) and focus to build the extensive amount of software running Wakatime. He has …
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Comment #15601061
Alan is the least fishy guy I know amd I don’t doubt his word for a second.
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Comment #11302904
The perfect recipient would still have to be sent backdoors from many creators. Many more people would be handling the secret, each one a target to be social engineered into handin…
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Comment #10928559
Do the channels yourself with NATS. http://bit.ly/1ZzpJAw
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Comment #10914358
criminal for covering this up.
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Comment #9688871
I want to be able to send someone a link to a specific button.
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Comment #9151683
"if I had kids, I wouldn't tell jokes" is clearly taken out of context, so to your 'Seriously?' comment: Seriously? nice way to read it to support your own bias. Hank's life wasn't…
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Comment #9047050
I remember reading that the code was mostly open source tools that he had done some modifications to such as fixing bugs and just wanted them for reference. He hadn't accessed the …
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Comment #8076977
It's open source, we could do some Python 2 to 3 sprints on https://github.com/google/google-api-python-client .
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Comment #8026510
ProcessPoolExecuter from the futures package essentially does this, it runs multiple instances of the interpreter and then distributes instructions to them.
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Comment #7883842
It's one thing to not read the whole TOS for services you consume and pay for, but ignoring it when using it commercially? Don't blame them and call them shady. They have to pay th…
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Comment #7237075
Libertarians don't expect other to abide by it. Enforcing non-initiatory use of force and fraud is one of the legitimate purposes of the government.
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Comment #7235303
Wow! That's one of the two basic things. "reject the use of force or fraud to compel others except in response to force or fraud."
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Comment #7228046
I found it was much easier to cut my daily calorie intake and increase fat burning by skipping an early breakfast and regular lunch and moving to coffee for hunger suppressant, a l…
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Comment #7125977
massage therapy and better posture.
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Bitcoin Spear Phishing the greedy
Spear-phishermen are aiming for your wallet. At first glance, it may look like you could score someone else's wallet because some noob sent the wrong person this message. All you h…
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Comment #6901746
I bought a used Macbook Pro for ~$300 worth of bitcoins a couple of years ago. those bitcoins are worth ~$20K. My argument for why he should accept the deal was, "they will probabl…
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Comment #6785601
Are you expecting full-time work for a bed in a house with roommates and a work-space?
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Comment #6779476
This is utter baloney. For you who think systematic oppression of groups of people isn't a real thing, think again. Take, for instance, the poor literacy rate in the middle east. a…
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Comment #6518311
> The judge is correct in stating that if Levison doesn't trust the government, then why should the government trust Levison The judge is incorrect. The U.S. Government was designe…
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Comment #6383883
All calories are not translated to weight equally, the efficiency your body uses them matters greatly. Sure dieting couch-potatoes will lose weight, but it will include losing a lo…
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Comment #6355911
I like how the plastic panels overlap to prevent leaking as framed geodesic domes often have leaking problems.