Black101

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   by Black101 5y ago

   I would have flagged this post too if it was linking to a newspaper... not sure why it was flagged though.
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   by Black101 5y ago

   > "market cap" assumes infinite demand for your currency no... infinite demand would make market cap infinite also...
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   by Black101 5y ago

   > Walmart and Costco do not have a little flea market of third party sellers inside their stores walmart.com does
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   by Black101 5y ago

   I thought that DDG was getting its data from Bing... but either way, Yahoo was getting its data from Microsoft.
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   by Black101 5y ago

   should they also nationalize their cloud services?
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   by Black101 5y ago

   if you are using tar by itself, you are asking for trouble
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   by Black101 5y ago

   > The question is rather why distribute a separate file with hashes and their signatures, rather than just the signatures themselves, seeing how all useful cryptographic signatures contains the hash anyway? that is what needs to be fixed
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   by Black101 5y ago

   For checking data corruption it makes more sense but most archive formats have this built-in, don't they? I.E.: You won't be able to extract it if it got corrupted.
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   by Black101 5y ago

   > Mirrors. Remember when you were asked to pick a mirror? And they'd invariably use plain http. With http, you can man-in-the-middle the file and the hash.
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    by Black101 5y ago

    > They do offer SHA-256 hashes for the executables, so people can check by hand I never understood how this is useful... If someone would replace the executables, wouldn't they also replace the SHA-256 hashes that you are getting fr
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    by Black101 5y ago

    It goes up and down very much like stocks, gold, etc... if you sell every time it goes down, of course you will incur losses.
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    by Black101 5y ago

    School buses would be great too... They get about 4mpg.
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    by Black101 5y ago

    for most thing that I do with my brand new microwave, I only need to push one button to get it going ... I don't think that my microwave from the 90s could do that
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    by Black101 5y ago

    cracks and potholes form very quickly... unlike the plastic version according to this article: https://swachhindia.ndtv.com/plastic-waste-roads-one-lakh-ki...
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    by Black101 5y ago

    Apparently they are more durable then traditional pavements (if similar to https://swachhindia.ndtv.com/plastic-waste-roads-one-lakh-ki... )
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    by Black101 5y ago

    So bribes are only legal when given to politicians? (AKA lobbying) Got to like this new-speak
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    by Black101 5y ago

    It depends what they are talking about? If they are talking about stocks, it could be to make money in the market. The market is very emotional.
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    by Black101 5y ago

    Even if that piece was copyright, is it a copyright violation to play it yourself and publish it?
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    by Black101 5y ago

    IBM KU-0225... I like the layout, not much that I don't like... did a quick search and the IBM KU-0225 on Amazon doesn't look like mine ebay looks more like it: https://www.ebay.com/itm/274708495181
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    by Black101 5y ago

    Google and privacy don't go together... unless you are talking about their CEO's privacy.
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    by Black101 5y ago

    but is Opera operated by the Chinese Government? looks like it is from what you are saying but dang I have no clue.
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    by Black101 5y ago

    What are those reasons?
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    by Black101 5y ago

    I would drop a USB thumb drive in their parking lot
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    Ask HN: How many employees control /u/dang?

    1 points by Black101 5y ago|1 comments
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    by Black101 5y ago

    Also, I guess milk is not a very good example because the government has a minimum price set on milk, at least in Quebec.
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    by Black101 5y ago

    > Extremely high profit margins (>55%) could trigger a negative reaction, although this was not tested. that seems like the important thing to test to be able to make such a broad statement.
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    by Black101 5y ago

    I don't know why almost everything is more expensive Canada... It's about the same distance from Montreal-Vegas and FortLauderdale-Vegas but it only cost about 142CAD round trip when you come from FL. The food in Canada is also
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    by Black101 5y ago

    That can't be true in all cases.
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    by Black101 5y ago

    He was aged 90 years old.
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    by Black101 5y ago

    Maybe they could deliver suprises to employees to make up for it...