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They want all the data cloned in Russia so that they can spy on Russians and non Russians alike. Better to just say good bye to Russia and let them kick dirt.
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Maybe for you. None of your alternatives have built in JavaScript debugging or multiple projects per workspace.
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I don't trust exchanges. I prefer to sell in cash at a Bitcoin meet up. This means I'm less susceptible to market whims. I could also simply use the bitcoins to buy things. I did at one point get a butterfly labs miner but I simpl
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Technically supply does diminish. People like to calculate the market cap of Bitcoin based on the theoretical amount of them in existence however people lose their wallet.dat files all the time which contains the password allowing someone t
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My "buy in" was a $300 AMD graphics card which I then kept using for games after the mining difficulty was too high. As far as I'm concerned my BTC is an added value. If it crashes to worthlessness I would not care. PS: I hav
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9y ago
Some of us who have been holding since Bitcoin was worth $2 are laughing at you.
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Augh. Anytime I see a Coffescript project all I see is wasted money trying to recruit engineers who actually want to use it. 90% of people who write JavaScript roll their eyes and move on.
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I'm using Slack every day in a major corporation of greater than 5000 users. Slack enables communication and discovery within such a large organization. Problem with your mac? Go to #osx-troubleshooting Got an IT problem? Check out #IT
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What you should do is have two separate DNS providers.
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Yea. Holy shit what the fuck is wrong with people.
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And this is why in Germany you can't protest with any guns, military swat gear, masks, or other weapons. Doing so is illegal because a large group of people with weapons can intimidate another group into not being able to exercise thei
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This is blatantly wrong. Streets are a giant network of publically owned land which is why they are public. Seriously. What are you even talking about?
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The first sentence is the main reason we are so fucked. There's literally nothing radical or leftist in what I said. Nazism is literally responsible for hundreds of millions of deaths world wide. Fact. You know how I know you're a
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If Breitbart or /pol/ are hosting discussions in the open between known Nazis or people who are advocating to take terrorist actions and they do not moderate and delete these things then yea they actually should be shut down. We w
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You do realize that "the internet" is a giant web of mostly private servers right? And therefor not a public space. It's not a park or a street. But even if it was. You must get a permit just like in real life. Which a privat
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All it takes is a few key fascists in government positions to tear all of this down. All it takes is one false flag terrorist attack to justify the systematic persecution of a group of people. This is what happened in Germany. Recently in T
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Your unicorn would be lovely though :D
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A Nazi is way more dangerous than an Al Qaeda member and yet we would have zero problem taking down a terrorist website because it can radicalize people. Radicalization of people is quite literally spread like a disease. The internet has al
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We take down Al Qaeda terrorist websites all the time because they can be used to radicalize people. Nazis are no different. They are calling for the systematic violent overthrow of the US government and for the extermination of many millio
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We're mainly using these things for screenshots of existing corporate intranet tools that are then surfaced to slack. Headless chrome is finally giving us screenshots that are actually authentically what you would actually see on the s
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No one has a problem when they remove sites affiliated with ISIS but apparently Nazis should be given a pass because "free speech". Uh huh.....
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I think simple-headless-chrome is more far along https://github.com/LucianoGanga/simple-headless-chrome
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You're wrong. The conversation doesn't just "move on". Derailing it from the get go with bullshit points that have nothing to do with the original discussion is detrimental in in of itself. It's an old soviet tactic
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You're not sure why he's being down voted? Hmm. 1. He used whataboutism 2. Anti capitalism anarchist protesters aren't Nazis and aren't calling for the genocide of entire ethnic groups. Get this through your dumb fucking
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As someone who has been working with PHP since early 4.x I find the haters trying to grasp for straws quite amusing.
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I have Dogecoin! It's actually worth a few hundred USD at current prices! I mined some for shits and giggles years ago.
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Unless said crises is global and the internet is dead world wide you would always be able to sell your cryptocurrency to someone in a stable economic market somewhere in the world. When the local fiat currency inflates to worthlessness cryp
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Welp. Guess I'm never using that feature. I'm used to driving with one hand on the wheel and one hand on the stick. The car being electric doesn't make me want to all of a sudden change all my habits.
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Does the warning go away if you only have one hand on the wheel?
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This reminds me of the terminology surrounding IDE cables (master/slave versus primary/secondary). Then again kill is a command built into every operating system. Even Windows has taskkill. At some point you have to ask. Are peopl
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