moridin007

I just ordered my pebble last week from amazon.com and am expecting it today. I'm worried about say connection issues and support in the event of a faulty product being shipped from the factory. Would Fitbit be legally obligated to honor pebble's warranties in the event of a takeover?

steemit.com?

but is it really random or pseudorandom? i feel that services like these can be useful to introduce a higher level of entropy to your own local random number library

so smooth. much wow

Been using Brew for as long as i can remember. Most of the message usually require a `brew doctor` or `brew update` command which completely fixes the issue. And i cant even remember the last time i had to do that..

When they brought in brew cask i was completely blown away and i use brew exclusively for installing almost everything on my mac.

I tried macports at first, but bailed out of that after i shot myself in the foot inside the hour. Switched to brew and have never looked back since.

the invisible hand of entropy guides us all

hmm does the order change when you have multiple base classes with different arguments?

ive always believed that you should be able to target a specific base class with the super statement..

same thing happened to me last night in civ5..

whoa! just checked my linode and found this there too! :D

same about healthcare http://wingztv.com/channel/HealthCare/Sep-01-2015

the system can only answer questions about news that is present in the system

it seems to have no knowledge of electric cars http://wingztv.com/channel/Electric/Sep-29-2015 this is a data source issue. can't store everything right now.

try "what is ford doing in europe"

can you go into more detail about your "experience"?

you should add the 500$ in the title..

was just playing with some new machines.. i hit restart on the web console and the machine was accessible by the time i had finished typing the ssh command in my terminal.

i feel your pain bro..

you can always add #t=03m22s to the end of the url to start from 3m22s from the video.

so the solution would be move from python to go? like python isn't that good for ML algorithms?

So, WebRTC?

how do you know that?

no regrets. you young 'un.

also eat much cake as you can in the early years.

you can create your own audio player. (minified and obfuscated js) that interacts with your web server in random ways. eg: the js get each packet from your webserver, reverses the bits before letting the datapacket continue onward to being played by the browser.

better yet, reenginneer your own version of LAME or mp4 that only your player knows how to handle. dont tell anyone about said protocol and nobody can play your music but your player.

profit? actually not.

because still, you aren't relying on the cunningness of your algorithm for protection but rather on it being an annoyance for the penetrator to deobuscfate your js and reverseengineer your protocol.

everything can be broken, provided there is enough incentive to do so.