With the entire 5 minutes I'm willing to look into it, it should be fine as long as the children aren't raised as Jedi.
Low single digit could easily be viewed as significant. Given this scenario, it would be easy to guess google wasn't basing their decision entirely off cost. You'd have no real idea in either case unless you were…
I'm pretty sure the Bible prohibits Jedi marriage.
My wild guess is processing costs. With the amount of traffic they see, encrypting every page of every item someone looks at could potentially be very costly.
We all know what's said about correlation and causation. Of course, it applies on the flip side of the argument as well. My experience (including pharmahuasca, smoked dmt and 5meo-dmt, and so much more) is hallucinogens…
> who could imagine it's dangerous? My point of view could be skewed by prior knowledge, but I can still see asking some questions before sticking auto-luminescent material in my mouth.
So, I'm the first to say that it's sketchy at best, but... A quick google of "156.33.241.5" comes up with http://www.verifyphone.com/phone-lookup-reviews/xxx-xxx-xxxx. This lists the phone number as having been looked…
Right! Isn't this "Hacker" News? I personally am offended that I didn't have to recompile to change my dns servers.
With the entire 5 minutes I'm willing to look into it, it should be fine as long as the children aren't raised as Jedi.
Low single digit could easily be viewed as significant. Given this scenario, it would be easy to guess google wasn't basing their decision entirely off cost. You'd have no real idea in either case unless you were…
I'm pretty sure the Bible prohibits Jedi marriage.
My wild guess is processing costs. With the amount of traffic they see, encrypting every page of every item someone looks at could potentially be very costly.
We all know what's said about correlation and causation. Of course, it applies on the flip side of the argument as well. My experience (including pharmahuasca, smoked dmt and 5meo-dmt, and so much more) is hallucinogens…
> who could imagine it's dangerous? My point of view could be skewed by prior knowledge, but I can still see asking some questions before sticking auto-luminescent material in my mouth.
So, I'm the first to say that it's sketchy at best, but... A quick google of "156.33.241.5" comes up with http://www.verifyphone.com/phone-lookup-reviews/xxx-xxx-xxxx. This lists the phone number as having been looked…
Right! Isn't this "Hacker" News? I personally am offended that I didn't have to recompile to change my dns servers.