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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Yeah I think we've both changed a ton from who we were when we met but we've both become better people, so either we're lucky or we just have a healthy relationship
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Someone submitted a transaction with incorrect parameters allowing this to happen and the miner got a $23m tip as a result
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
To make a key for your car they'd need to break into your car first, so...
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
How the tables turn. Have we forgotten that Snowden revealed all the phone companies handed over data/back doors to the NSA except TMobile? There is no perfect carrier; the best you can do is pick the one least likely to sell you out o
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
I'm in my mid 30s and been with my wife since I was 15 The issue is that people aren't married to their best friends. You have to like the person more than you love them.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Wait until you learn how long settlement time really takes and how big fees are in traditional finance. This is hidden from you.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
> artificially expensive How is it artificially expensive? Is natural gas an infinite free resource now? Do we ignore the oil/gas subsidies?
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Individual consumers? I shouldn't think that's true > Just 100 of all the hundreds of thousands of companies in the world have been responsible for 71% of the global GHG emissions that cause global warming since 1998, according
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Is his employer satisfied with the results of his work? That's all that matters
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Criminals are still humans and we should be using every effort to rehabilitate them and make them valuable members of society and contributors to the economy in a far more significant way
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
The fake fish situation is well documented in the book Real Food/Fake Food http://www.realfoodfakefood.com/real-food-fake-food-book-by-...
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Considering that it has a lot of features Nginx makes you pay for, yes
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Did you read the article? > Not far enough apart.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Oban will let you choose which servers the jobs can execute on, and you could do the same with your own app code > Queue Control — Queues can be started, stopped, paused, resumed and scaled independently at runtime locally or across all
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
very true, but the abstraction is pretty useful
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
It prevents unnecessarily moving data around. And if you're running the whole stack on the same server with Sideqik you're dealing with interrupts and memory copies between processes; in Elixir it's all within the same alloca
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
In Elixir you'd use Oban instead of sidkiq and you get more performance and it scales out horizontally with your app. Each new instance of your app is essentially a new sideqik server as a bonus edit: > BEAM, OTP, concurrency, this
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Endpoint == instance of phoenix webserver. Changing things in the endpoint gives you WAF-like control and you can do some early footwork here and store useful data in conn[:private] for you to use later in the modules called in your router
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Maybe they could apply patches occasionally since they're so important to the economy.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Well the FBI has released reports about it
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Terrible news. This will hold back progress like usual. We need shorter release cycles with less risky upgrade paths, not this nonsense.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Climate change can't be fought on a personal level. That's just propaganda to shift responsibility onto the individual consumer and there are plenty of bleeding hearts out there that eat it up and conjure up guilt for something ou
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Oh can Ubiquiti do 20gbit now? That's what they're able to do here and their advanced alignment system helps > Imagine pointing a light beam the width of a chopstick accurately enough to hit a 5-centimeter target (about the siz
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Telegram could support group chats that are encrypted, only that you can only be in that group chat from one device. I would greatly prefer that solution. Wouldn't you?
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
You could argue the same for Strike -- sending $USD or BTC between users on Strike doesn't use lightning, but if you want to send to a user not on Strike it uses Lightning. Or Cash App by Square or Venmo by Paypal -- when you send Bitc
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Every major iOS update adds more functionality that consumes more CPU cycles even in the background. Unless something strictly requires new hardware to work, they include the features. Maybe if Apple refused to support new features on old h
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Would be nice but I'm an M1 Mac Mini user and don't have Touch ID. I wish they sold a Touch ID peripheral and not a full keyboard. I won't give up my hardware switches for Touch ID
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
They're using the lightning network on top of Bitcoin for instant transactions and less than 1 cent fees. If Bitcoin equals cash, Lightning is Venmo The lightning basically network syncs to Bitcoin in large atomic updates to limit fees
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
No, you can E2EE on all clients. But Secret Chats are always a 1:1 session between devices. You can't start a Secret Chat on one device and continue on another. This might seem like an inconvenience but it avoids the pitfall leading to
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
They'll only get one hop and I'll get a push notification immediately upon login to my server anyway

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