Domain: bit.ly
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Re:Not a story...
Actually, "bobolhando" is a joke site. And, if you go to the "source" on the blog (the Twitter feed of the blog's main author), you will see:
Amigos, trollar o Guardian, quem já conseguiu? http://bit.ly/aiVTeW Texto do @Thiago__Caetano no @bobolhando sim
Roughly translated to:
Friends, trolling The Guardian: who has done it? http://bit.ly/aiVTeW @Thiago__Caetano's text at @bobolhando did
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Re:Not a story...
Actually, "bobolhando" is a joke site. And, if you go to the "source" on the blog (the Twitter feed of the blog's main author), you will see:
Amigos, trollar o Guardian, quem já conseguiu? http://bit.ly/aiVTeW Texto do @Thiago__Caetano no @bobolhando sim
Roughly translated to:
Friends, trolling The Guardian: who has done it? http://bit.ly/aiVTeW @Thiago__Caetano's text at @bobolhando did
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Re:From the license
To be clear, you can use the release for production purposes but this requires a support contract. This is not unlike many other commerical operating systems or for that matter, other software products. For more details on the support offerings, see the links from the main page http://bit.ly/dkhwZ6. As for the other restrictions, many of them are similar to again other commerical products - they're not be redistributed by third-parties, etc.
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May be but the justice is...
...to put Sarah Palin in a Crackpot Asylum! Recently Dubya blasts Palin as 'unqualified' for President and McCain as being 'less of a man'
... http://bit.ly/dmzcJ6 Go Dubya! :D For one time I agree with the father of Barney Bush who bite a journalist! ( Good dog...) :D -
Re:Do as I say not as I do
It has long since ceased being kabuki theater and has passed into bukkake theater.
Bukkake theater? No thanks,
not with her.
Rule 35 or not.
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Re:no shortages of reviews
seems like there was no shortages of GTX 580 reviews this morning
http://bit.ly/dlinFY
http://goo.gl/fmfJMseems like there was no shortages of GTX 580 reviews this morning
http://bit.ly/dlinFY
http://goo.gl/fmfJMhttp://managementsoftwares.org/: yeah true buddy
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Re:no shortages of reviews
seems like there was no shortages of GTX 580 reviews this morning
http://bit.ly/dlinFY
http://goo.gl/fmfJMseems like there was no shortages of GTX 580 reviews this morning
http://bit.ly/dlinFY
http://goo.gl/fmfJMhttp://managementsoftwares.org/: yeah true buddy
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no shortages of reviews
seems like there was no shortages of GTX 580 reviews this morning http://bit.ly/dlinFY http://goo.gl/fmfJM
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Re:another Obama disappointment...
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Re:Confirmed by Felten on Twitter
helps to copy it with proper english or do a lazier copy paste.
"I will be Chief Technologist at the Federal Trade Commission. http://bit.ly/bRiFrS http://bit.ly/9HujRz"
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Re:Confirmed by Felten on Twitter
helps to copy it with proper english or do a lazier copy paste.
"I will be Chief Technologist at the Federal Trade Commission. http://bit.ly/bRiFrS http://bit.ly/9HujRz"
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Re:Cut spending on Vietghanistan
The Republicans, especially the Tea Party wing, want the United States government to spend less money.
Just read an article about farming subsidies, which shows some interesting exceptions to that rule.
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Re:Well I'm going to say congrats...
Try combining a rounded corner with a background gradient on IE9
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Re:Now with 100% LESS privacy!
Show me a man with nothing to hide, and I'll show you this guy.
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Re:Not suprising
Yeah.. one thing that really annoys me.. is that when doing a border-radius with a background gradient, the gradient bleeds through the visual...
I've blogged about this a couple of times... it's actually pretty bad that the two combinations of features I can realistically see used the most often together don't work (look at /. for example of corners plus gradients)... It's a pretty simple thing by comparison to the entire canvas element. -
Re:Not suprising
Yeah.. one thing that really annoys me.. is that when doing a border-radius with a background gradient, the gradient bleeds through the visual...
I've blogged about this a couple of times... it's actually pretty bad that the two combinations of features I can realistically see used the most often together don't work (look at /. for example of corners plus gradients)... It's a pretty simple thing by comparison to the entire canvas element. -
Re:LibreOffice will join the ranks of Linux...
All you SuSE people are a bunch of whack-jobs anyways. I mean that in a negative way. You're command line is a joke.
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Re:The thing with ASCII
I have once seen a keyboard that has dedicated keypad for Unicode numbers
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Re:Who would have thought....
In fact this isn't a first time such dumb lawsuit is filled.
Last time a user to claimed 150000$ in damages from a small website for few offensive comments that were posted against him.
Actually the case was settled to 1000$ and removal of the comments.
Link here -
Re:Lightbulb
Can we just go ahead and get a "-1, Goatse" mod option?
Perhaps we could get
/. to display the dereferenced URL instead of bit.ly, etc. -- hardly rocket science (don't click on any of these, obviously...):
user@host:~$ wget -O /dev/null http://bit.ly/d9LffL 2>&1 | grep -o 'http[^ ]*'
http://bit.ly/d9LffL
http://goatse.fr/
http://goatse.fr/ -
Re:Lightbulb
Can we just go ahead and get a "-1, Goatse" mod option?
Perhaps we could get
/. to display the dereferenced URL instead of bit.ly, etc. -- hardly rocket science (don't click on any of these, obviously...):
user@host:~$ wget -O /dev/null http://bit.ly/d9LffL 2>&1 | grep -o 'http[^ ]*'
http://bit.ly/d9LffL
http://goatse.fr/
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Re:Wasn't there a study...
A link to the study
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Re:Yes!
In fact some induction cooking systems aren't very safe.
A 2008 study had shown that it can cause serious harm -
Re:Lightbulb
Or break your cellphone with it, like this guy does
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Re:Get rid of the artifact?
Once I have seen here an attempt to count atoms of an carbon sphere.
Here the link -
Re:good luck with that
Indeed.
And bites....
Like this guy.... -
Re:Can you rent these boots during day?
Actually one company does that
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Re:Download the internet
This guy have done it: click here
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Re:might be interesting to host it?
And here
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Re:Get rid of the artifact?
This is pretty much good: definition
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Re:To turn it off
Why bother.
Just click here and it will be turned off permanently. -
Re:Bad move
And here
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Re:Actually I disagree
Fuck!
Correct link
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Actuly no opt-out is wrong
For first time ever, it is possible to opt out
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Actually I disagree
For first time ever, it is possible to opt.
Click here -
Re:Copyright Law
Indeed. Especially this one
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Re:Next up...
I just finished watching the MythBusters episode to which you referred. The YouTube version is divided into two files. The link included here points to the second file (the fingerprint segment starts about 1:40 into the clip). There is some introductory stuff about the fingerprint scanners used in the first file, but the linked-to file contains the footage in which they beat the door lock scanner.
While it's true that they fooled two fingerprint scanners (one connected to a laptop, the other a standalone door lock), neither of those scanners is in any way similar to the one on my Toshiba. Both of the scanners beat in the MythBusters episode use the photocopier design. The thing being scanned (a thumb in this case) is held steady while the reader moves back and forth under it (or takes a "picture" of it). The scanner built into my Toshiba laptop has no moving parts and is only about 1/8th of an inch top to bottom (and the approximate width of a human finger side-to-side). The human user must drag a finger over the scanner. This design feature is what, I believe, would make a Toshiba-style scanner more difficult to beat with a gummy bear attack.
Could a Toshiba-style fingerprint scanner be fooled with a ballistic gel, latex or copied-to-paper attack? Probably. Provided the issues of mirroring and ridges vs. troughs could be dealt with adequately.
Anyhow, thanks for bringing the MythBusters episode to my attention. It was interesting that they had to lick the gel/latex/paper to make the hack work (I blow moist air onto my finger to get better performance with my Toshiba's scanner). Also, they concluded the (presumably pricey) standalone door lock scanner was easier to fool than the (relatively inexpensive) one connected to the laptop.
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Re:Simple:
If you want an even more amazing view of Stonehenge, here's a visiting tip that doesn't seem to be that well known - if you plan ahead and fill out this form:
http://bit.ly/bYertb ...you can get inside the ropes and get within touching distance of the stones at sunrise. You get the place pretty much to yourself *and* the major road running right by the site is completely empty. It's a genuinely humbling experience and you can get views like this.
http://bit.ly/dxPWXE
Yeah, go ahead and write me, English Heritage.
(although I still feel bad about the moment I found I was accidentally standing on a halfburied lintel.) -
Re:Simple:
If you want an even more amazing view of Stonehenge, here's a visiting tip that doesn't seem to be that well known - if you plan ahead and fill out this form:
http://bit.ly/bYertb ...you can get inside the ropes and get within touching distance of the stones at sunrise. You get the place pretty much to yourself *and* the major road running right by the site is completely empty. It's a genuinely humbling experience and you can get views like this.
http://bit.ly/dxPWXE
Yeah, go ahead and write me, English Heritage.
(although I still feel bad about the moment I found I was accidentally standing on a halfburied lintel.) -
Re:Way to prove their point!
We are traditionally against GM, although tests remain, just as we are proud of being the first country to grant women voting rights, suffrage, and being "Nuclear Free", although we do have Radiation Therepy and smoke detectors with Americium
In regards to omnivorism, try playing another round of "Defensive Omnivore Bingo" ;) http://bit.ly/veganbingo
We can live just fine with animal byproducts or without, without "special care", although compare people of each lifestyle and come to your own conclusions, the worlds becoming obese because of Veganism, right? I live in New Zealand, now the worlds third most obese nation, its a disgrace.
I use positive examples when talking about what we do to animals with people, I'm not here to argue for the 56 Billion land animals killed annually (UN FOA 2007 PDF http://bit.ly/56billion ), I mention the Chickens I look after, they get into mischief :) http://bit.ly/chickensax
I've many more videos, taken on my iPhone 4 on my YouTube account.
Theres something very sad that so many treat animals as just "property", as things, an "it", rather than a "he" or "she".
Please visit http://www.abolitionistapproach.com/about/ for more on Veganism. -
Re:Way to prove their point!
We are traditionally against GM, although tests remain, just as we are proud of being the first country to grant women voting rights, suffrage, and being "Nuclear Free", although we do have Radiation Therepy and smoke detectors with Americium
In regards to omnivorism, try playing another round of "Defensive Omnivore Bingo" ;) http://bit.ly/veganbingo
We can live just fine with animal byproducts or without, without "special care", although compare people of each lifestyle and come to your own conclusions, the worlds becoming obese because of Veganism, right? I live in New Zealand, now the worlds third most obese nation, its a disgrace.
I use positive examples when talking about what we do to animals with people, I'm not here to argue for the 56 Billion land animals killed annually (UN FOA 2007 PDF http://bit.ly/56billion ), I mention the Chickens I look after, they get into mischief :) http://bit.ly/chickensax
I've many more videos, taken on my iPhone 4 on my YouTube account.
Theres something very sad that so many treat animals as just "property", as things, an "it", rather than a "he" or "she".
Please visit http://www.abolitionistapproach.com/about/ for more on Veganism. -
Re:Way to prove their point!
We are traditionally against GM, although tests remain, just as we are proud of being the first country to grant women voting rights, suffrage, and being "Nuclear Free", although we do have Radiation Therepy and smoke detectors with Americium
In regards to omnivorism, try playing another round of "Defensive Omnivore Bingo" ;) http://bit.ly/veganbingo
We can live just fine with animal byproducts or without, without "special care", although compare people of each lifestyle and come to your own conclusions, the worlds becoming obese because of Veganism, right? I live in New Zealand, now the worlds third most obese nation, its a disgrace.
I use positive examples when talking about what we do to animals with people, I'm not here to argue for the 56 Billion land animals killed annually (UN FOA 2007 PDF http://bit.ly/56billion ), I mention the Chickens I look after, they get into mischief :) http://bit.ly/chickensax
I've many more videos, taken on my iPhone 4 on my YouTube account.
Theres something very sad that so many treat animals as just "property", as things, an "it", rather than a "he" or "she".
Please visit http://www.abolitionistapproach.com/about/ for more on Veganism. -
Re:As a Vegan
I get that response often on
/. :), its a little like when you're washing your car and someone driving past yells "ya can do mine next!!!!!111!!!" :)
We might need to add it to "Defensive Omnivore Bingo", the Nerd edition :) http://bit.ly/veganbingo -
Could be worse. A lot worse.
In terms of possible web pages you could have linked to via a misspelled http://bit.ly/ address, a man in a tutu is pretty tame in comparison.
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Missing CharacterThis resulted from missing the last character when she was copying. From the reddit article 13 hours ago:
Intended link:
http://bit.ly/bNCAVr
Posted link by the retweeter:
http://bit.ly/bNCAV
What a difference a character can make. -
Missing CharacterThis resulted from missing the last character when she was copying. From the reddit article 13 hours ago:
Intended link:
http://bit.ly/bNCAVr
Posted link by the retweeter:
http://bit.ly/bNCAV
What a difference a character can make. -
Re:Creator and Overseer of Android Responds
How is this - http://bit.ly/dxd1Ya - overpriced @ $139 wholesale?
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I thnk their semantic analysis needs work
Check this one out: I think "electric hand" is a #bone (http://bit.ly/dc5l0T)
... With 99.6% certainty, no less.It gets the association from things of the form "electric hand held X". Ambiguous phrases like that can be a killer. I'm actually surprised that "hand held" is common. I'd expect "handheld" and "hand-held" to be far more common.
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With grandmaster strategies like this...
Next time you hear a politician talking about "securing the Internet" through legislation, remind them of this:
Granny's medic alert device failing to summon help from Symantec's "beg for mercy" captive portal would make a dynamite campaign ad, wouldn't it?
http://bit.ly/adEnglSo unless US politicians really want to shut off the home internet on a majority the voters, every Netgear, every Linksys, every tablet and iPod, every Wii and Playstation, every home alarm system, every voip phone, every digital picture frame, you name it, which is made before this "grand solution" can imposed will end up with a blanket exemption.
That's pretty much everything with an ethernet port or wifi.
Except, of course, those systems from Microsoft and any other vendors that might go along with the plan. But look out! If their big power play is successful, they've won themselves the ability to f*** with their customers' network connections!
Way to go guys, let us know how that works out for ya.
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Re:thinkoftheadults
Not all adults crave pictures of ladies. Some prefer this.