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The first link leads malicious ads/malware. On iphone says viruses detected pretending to be apple/google

Doesn't seem worth it. Live as a fugitive, with your face publicly known, so you always have to watch your back from criminals who'd jump at the chance to extort you once they found out who you are.

That seems hard to implement. Presumably the move was all based on regular transactions. You can't just say, "If we're losing money, stop it", you have to concretely specify the conditions.

He can believe the tokens are rightfully his, and still believe that authorities don't see it his way. Like if you're in Salem and know you're not a witch, you'd want to take off too and chill in no-extradition treaty countries, so you don't get boiled alive by people with different outlooks.

I like the analogy of an unsecured window. It doesn't seem to apply to a hypothetical (idk specifics of this company) purely private company in some crypto-friendly country that doesn't have any ties to the rule of law.

Iconic time clock used in the time-travel anime 'Steins;Gate'.

Wikipedia says it is "considered one of the best anime series of all time by critics and fans alike.". [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steins;Gate_(TV_series)]

Lmao thought of this when Trump won

Astonishingly to me at the time, the app never had a History function (as in Photoshop, list of history you could click through). I had been waiting 3+ years for it to materialize, in order to purchase it. Have since moved on to vector editors and don't see a need to go back.

*Actually now that I think about it, I don't seem to miss the lack of History in vector editors (and just use undo).

For the site on desktop Firefox, it seems you are very proud of the slider-frame, but we probably don't need to know the UI component identity :)

A 6mb mp3 downloads automatically when visited, on desktop at least, which seems pretty wasteful.

I'm willing to bet they make $100K+ every round they send these out. Everyone has to consider at least what to do with the email (ignore? accept if it's useful again? maybe just to stop getting bugged)

Seems not to work as division yields -1 (-1/1/1) and adding them yields +1 (-1+1+1).

We want clean, healthy and attractive teeth and mouths to stare at. Rather than the e.g. inter-dental mouth that triggers disgust even if realistic. Use the attractive models in the video if they have healthy teeth ideally.

{0, -1, 1}. Divide (in order): 0/-1 -> 0/1 -> 0. Add: 0 - 1 + 1 = 0

How long did it take you to make this? Looks cool, watched someone fight a chicken before the server update.

Influence != Determine

Haha the new guy halfway through looks exactly like a white version of Regé-Jean Page (Simon Basset) from Bridgerton

Wouldn't the pigeons avoid the tower after noticing that humans came by periodically to catch them? It seems weird that they'd voluntarily live in such a dangerous home.

> As should be obvious from the framing, X here is a variable

Not only did I misunderstand the article, the author tops it off by calling me a dummy at the end..

Is X not X11? I read the article thinking it was that.

No, they worded it like that to avoid saying something like 'due to the weak-a** currency'.

Does anyone know how private ProtonMail is? I heard admittedly crackpot-sounding rumors that it was some sort of NSA honeypot, but verifying them seems like proving the existence of a divine being.

Obesity comes from being lazy and eating lots, the impact of bikes on obesity would be equivalent to the rolling friction of a fat person rolling down a hill

Is there a mistake in the Swift graph of 'Success rate (Y) over concurrent requests (X)'? It shows a near-constant 1.0 success rate, but the description says "[Swift] had higher throughput than PHP yet requests started failing much sooner as load increased".

EDIT: Nm, it must be referring to the slight dip that starts early in the Swift graph.

Lmao while this reads as snark to the max, the user's past comments suggest that this could be some form of naive sincerity.

How do you know they weren't broken items anyway?

In this instance, this is such an elegant, concise and multilayered response.

Simultaneously:

- "Let's be done with this statement."

- "What's the interesting point here?"

- "We chose a civil approach here, going with indifference to these string of words"

- "Look how great the word 'OK' is. Two letters to express all this."

Devil's advocate: People using Android accept (for whatever reason) a less fluid, subpar UI and UX, while iPhone users are less likely to tolerate it (by nature of not using Android). Thus, using an iPhone could actually suggest a more sophisticated sense of taste i.e. being cooler.

Dogs and cats seem much closer to what we experience as consciousness than they are further away. And pigs and cows are likely as conscious as dogs and cats. I'd imagine insects also have a subjective experience with some similarity to other animals, based on how they writhe in pain and seem to hate it just as much as we'd hate it.

This needs a spoiler alert. The article unexpectedly gives away how humanity deals with the aliens in the second paragraph, revealing details you wouldn't know yet having only watched the Netflix show. Unfortunately I guess I took one for the team..

Always wanted the option to disable network access for an app. The lack of this made me suspect that Apple had too much to lose (in harvesting data) to allow this.