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5y ago
>As far as I can tell, hundreds of millions in drugs and contraband are regularly transacted using Bitcoin What a hilarious claim. Everything else you've said just confirms you've fallen for the "BTC bad" narrative. I
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6y ago
This whole public lynching of Stallman out of absolutely nowhere is suspicious. Hell, even corporations that barely even donated to FSF is virtue signaling. They're all saying the exact same thing about Richard. Stallman was always rig
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6y ago
>There was no immediate explanation provided for the blaze, which erupted just two days after the French cloud computing firm kicked off plans for an initial public offering. That pretty much sums up why the fire started
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6y ago
Purism/Librem sell coreboot'd devices. It's worth checking out
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6y ago
Does anyone have a link to a copy of re3? Iirc, there was a gitrepo that kept a copy of all DMCA'd repos
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6y ago
Yep RenVM is a big deal. Iirc they had something called Cafe which demonstrated turning your bitcoins into a privacy coin, ZEC. I remember when REN was only 5 cents. Amazing how much it costs to run a darknode now! Truly a successful projec
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6y ago
This train has no brakes
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6y ago
This is so cool, I can't wait to see a multiplayer adaption now that it's open-source! Oh please reverse engineer GTA:IV and bring it back to life as well
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6y ago
You're looking at it from a totally wrong perspective. The U.S. government can print as much dollars as they want, whereas BTC cannot. The government does not care about green energy unless they can profit from it. To say that you did
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6y ago
It's hilarious to see the naysayers about Bitcoin say that BTC is not usable. Now it's worth almost 50 grand and all they can come up with is expensive transaction fees which in hindsight, are really not that expensive, and the en
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6y ago
Yes. Just look at the 3Daily chart of BTC/USD. It's absolutely bonkers
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6y ago
QubesOS has an implementation of this called seamless mode and doesn't require an RDP server nor having to manually add software: https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/windows-tools/#using-windows-ap... Here's a
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6y ago
That's freaking awesome
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6y ago
Personally, I've just come to terms HN is good for tech news. There's always some good people calling out any bullcrap in the comment sections which is wonderful, but when it comes to sharing opinions, it just feels like a karma b
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6y ago
Same here in central Oregon, it's very bad and literally no viz. I almost can't see past my neighbor's house...
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6y ago
My journey to programming all began with RuneScape private servers in mid school. It was my perfect creative outlet because I always wanted to get into programming, I loved MMOs, and it just so happened that RuneScape had a legit full-on un
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6y ago
If you want an ad-free mobile experience, I recommend 'YouTube Vanced'. I used it for years now, it's basically the YouTube app minus the ads, so you can still use the discovery feature if you'd like. I'm not sure i
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6y ago
I don't mind, but i'd love to see more people create blogs on their own webspace. I enjoy looking at others' portfolio/ self-made blogs, it makes me more willing to tip
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6y ago
Privacy tools' has some great info on alternatives: https://www.privacytools.io/software/passwords/ Bitwarden is your best shot, it's the only open-source one that allows remote syncing across all device
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6y ago
I don't feel too strongly for this, something about paying monthly to a 3rd-party just to store your passwords seems like a ticking timebomb. I especially wouldn't rely on Dropbox to handle my credentials for $. You could essentia
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6y ago
Thanks for mentioning, absolute game changer for me. I'm now using qtcreator with Go bindings: https://github.com/therecipe/qt The multi-arch & especially Android deployment feature is exactly what I needed, I
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6y ago
Well done, I too am building a desktop app in Go, I couldn't find a decent GUI library and just resorted to packing a webserver & static files into my program instead. For the time being anyway, still looking for Gui options. Figur
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6y ago
I'm surprised the author and no one has mentioned Telegram Messenger, they are very huge. The simple appearance of it makes it perfect for personal & professional use, it looks more inviting than Discord and Slack, imo.
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6y ago
I've played this a lot back when Roblox was still brand spanking new. It's absolutely a lucrative area if you can manage to make multiple game-modes with people buying your in-game items for RBux (RBux is the premium currency robl
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6y ago
I never played 3000 but was going to make a comment a lot like yours about Sim City 4