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A GNSS receiver written in Rust. It takes as input IQ data from an rtl-sdr device (or equivalent). It decodes the GPS L1 C/A signal, but I hope to augment it so that it handles Galileo and the other constellations.

It's still a work in progres: https://github.com/mx4/gnss-rcv/

It was not conservative at all! They invested short term deposits in long term bonds (MBS)

source?

If anyone would like to buy the print: https://www.galleryastro.fr/-/galleries/auteurs/thierry-lega...

Just ordered one for my kids!

yup, it is allowed in Switzerland as well

Good news keeps on coming. Yikes.

Mr pthread!

another good one: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com

I did a keto diet for a few months 3 years back and one of the things that I noticed very quickly was the reduced need for sleep. I slept at least an hour less every night and I felt great. Apparently it's due to a reduced production of melatonin.

Christine is living the life, currently in Antarctica: https://twitter.com/corbett

I think that Google went to Zurich because an early engineer was from there.

I have done a lot of progress in German using Duolingo. Memrise helps with vocabulary too.

A lightweight (SPV) bitcoin client. mac/linux/bsd.

https://github.com/bit-c/bitc http://imgur.com/pRLs1ps

Just beginning an ios app based on that, a block browser.

yup it seems to have been patched soon after I posted, however quite a few from here are still vulnerable:

  https://github.com/musalbas/heartbleed-masstest/blob/master/top1000.txt

This is scary:

  # ./hb-test.py mail.yahoo.com |grep -A3 -B3 pass

A theory is that the cargo area of the plane contained valuable goods: gold, silver, diamonds, etc and that's what the hijackers were after.

From this: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-03-15/missing-malaysian-f...

the 777 can have up to 25 tons worth of cargo payload.

25 tons of gold is worth ~ $1B, that's quite a bit more than the value of the plane itself.

The app is terrific. Can't wait for a revision that includes all the popular tv shows.

But it's supposedly also very easy to detect whether you're being tracked or not, right? GSM+GPS seems a lot more stealthy.

Wasn't Whisper Systems/Moxie bought by Twitter some time back?

I am french, and I disagree.

freegeoip also has https support for free.

I use it for my bitcoin client: https://github.com/bit-c/bitc

it looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/IJJU14s.png

shameless plug: my ncurses thin SPV bitcoin client for linux/mac:

https://github.com/bit-c/bitc

  * 100% C code,
  * support for linux and mac platforms,
  * console based: uses ncurses,
  * home grown async network i/o stack,
  * home grown poll loop,
  * home grown bitcoin engine,
  * supports encrypted wallet,
  * supports Tor/Socks5 proxy,
  * multi-threaded,
  * valgrind clean.

You'll need basic dev skills to install it: check-out the code, install dependencies then build. It's all in the README file. I'm interested in all kinds of feedback you may have: feature requests, bugs, etc. Thanks!

It looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/IJJU14s.png

"The author of the 2008 Bitcoin whitepaper was identified through textual analysis of his writing."

wait, what?

Interesting, I've also developed a bitcoin client :) However, mine is completely independent of bitcoin-qt and is meant to be lightweight and snappy. It uses SPV. Here's a screenshot:

https://i.imgur.com/pRLs1ps

Let me know if anyone is interested in taking a look.

From my README file:

bitc is a thin SPV bitcoin client.

  - 100% C code,
  - support for linux and mac platforms,
  - console based: uses ncurses,
  - home grown async network i/o stack,
  - home grown poll loop,
  - home grown bitcoin engine,
  - multi-threaded,
  - valgrind clean.

edit: indentation.

this looks like a good sign for the world economy. S&P 2000!

please, Marie Curie.