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901.
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BubRoss
7y ago
He never said nothing else could accomplish the same thing, only that it was the reason it was invented.
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BubRoss
7y ago
This is an alternative command line, just in case anyone thought it was going to be something with a UI.
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BubRoss
7y ago
Many words in your comment were stolen from the dictionary.
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BubRoss
7y ago
> So all that salt/garbage/whatever is increadibly uneavenly distributed and will naturally collect in certain areas.
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BubRoss
7y ago
That's not true for the vast majority of libc. It's usually file IO, memory mapping and command line IO that use system calls and everything else builds on those or just modifies memory.
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BubRoss
7y ago
That's not what you said originally, you said it would cluster together like garbage and plastic.
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BubRoss
7y ago
There is no war on porn and I don't think the imgur is trying to solve anything except for their liability and responsibility to sensitive material that needs to be curated and sectioned off from some users.
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BubRoss
7y ago
The ocean is made of saltwater already, it wasn't made of garbage or plastic. Also salt dissolves in water which is why desalination is needed in the first place. Really think for a moment about what are saying must be true.
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BubRoss
7y ago
I wonder whether exclusivity contracts are really ever positive. It seems like their very nature is anti-competition. From exclusive ISP contracts to non compete agreements they end up essentially made to be abused.
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BubRoss
7y ago
One is creating lies, the other is trying not to amplify them.
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BubRoss
7y ago
That's not what it is about. China would have the ability to accuse and extradite anyone they wanted.
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BubRoss
7y ago
Maybe now that their contract has expired it doesn't matter.
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BubRoss
7y ago
Why can't D create static binaries? I've never heard that before.
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BubRoss
7y ago
That's true but not what is being discussed here.
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BubRoss
7y ago
Anyone can choose to get married or not, why does 'wealth and power' matter?
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BubRoss
7y ago
In x86 at least, 32 bit loads and stores are done atomically already.
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BubRoss
7y ago
That seems like a rehash of what I was already saying, I'm not sure what point you are trying to make.
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BubRoss
7y ago
Profits reinvested into successful growth is still profit.
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BubRoss
7y ago
Is this a serious question? Are you talking about voting for politicians? Anyone can start as many corporations as they want. Also corporations have roughly 100 million shares and anyone can buy a single share, so your formula would give
920.
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BubRoss
7y ago
Corporations are a centralization of power that has obligations to money above all else. Also if you give me the choice between being able to vote and being to to hire a lobbying firm, I know which would have more influence.
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BubRoss
7y ago
I'm not sure how banning advertising for something destructive and unhealthy is nearly as much of a slippery slope as you are implying. Does it really seem like someone violating your choices because you aren't being fed certain a
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BubRoss
7y ago
If you can use Nuke you can make a composit script that can take command line arguments, which makes it very easy to automate.
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BubRoss
7y ago
Why? It seems almost impossible to take people's money, charge them fees for it, then loan it out again for interest and still lose money.
924.
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BubRoss
7y ago
Let's not do this - not only is this about to tinder, but these discussions end up being nonsense soaked in personal frustrations and biases.
925.
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BubRoss
7y ago
This is an advertisement and I don't think there is anything exceptional here.
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BubRoss
7y ago
You could just not hook it up to the internet
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BubRoss
7y ago
That is completely different. Someone paying to those places could do it without permission, you are talking about the places recieving. Also those businesses also didn't need to use bitpay to receive anything but they could for conv
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BubRoss
7y ago
The comment I replied to just said cryptocurrency, so I was talking about cryptocurrency in general, not libra specifically (Did that really need spelling out?). Also some centralized cryptocurrencies still use keys and random addresses, wh
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BubRoss
7y ago
That at least is permission for that transaction and then you're on the other side. Cash cryptocurrency ATMs could be considered one way if they don't require anything more than cash.
930.
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BubRoss
7y ago
The comment I replied to said cryptocurrency.
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