- SJHillman: If we keep this up, then eventually we'll have computers with negative power consumption and I can start using it as an air conditioner rather than a space heater.
- ArcadeMan: I'm in Canada. I use AMD in the winter and Intel in the summer.
Hack the Planet in Exile
This is a temporary refuge until I can rebuild Hack the Planet with alien technology.
—Wes Felter
The postings on this site are my own and don't necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies or opinions.
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2013-05-10
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2013-05-08
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If you’re a thief who doesn’t have access to any computer skills or the above sums of money, have no fear, it is likely that the Bitcoin economy still has multiple options for you to get in on the ground floor of exciting new ways to steal things.
— patio11, a role model for entrepreneurs of all stripes
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2013-05-07
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The Verge: $h*! Eric Schmidt says
I just noticed this; it’s got 33 updates! How many do you need for a book?
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Artificial, “temporary” technical limitations are now bandied about by “core” developers as “economically limited resourc(es)” for greedy, short-sighted miners and investors to fight over.
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2013-05-03
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2013-05-02
Coinlab v. Mt. Gox
In November 2012 MtGox was doing ~25K trades per day at an exchange rate of $20; they agreed to hand over their USD business to CoinLab in March 2013. But at that point they were doing ~50K trades per day at $50-100 and for some reason the handover never occurred. I don’t know where CoinLab gets $75M damages, though; by my calculation five weeks of fees is less than $5M.
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Bastian Allgeier: The Future Of The Web — A Draft
People are catching on.
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Greg White: Active Queue Management Algorithms for DOCSIS 3.0 — A Simulation Study of CoDel, SFQ-CoDel and PIE
A good survey of the work to date on bufferbloat.
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2013-05-01
The Register: Arista monster 7500E switches fluff up cloud
I was beginning to wonder what happened to Dune.
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