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by C14L 9y ago
Search "getting you away" from Google? Have you seen the result pages for many "juicy" queries? It's almost entirely Google properties and ads ATF.
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by C14L 9y ago
Good point. Maybe if they opened a DC in Greenland or Iceland.
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by C14L 9y ago
I don't understand why people feel the need to downvote comments, only because they don't agree or they don't want to hear any critical thoughts about something they like. Anyway, your points are certainly valid. However, the
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by C14L 9y ago
Why not "5 notable people"? Why segregate humans by looking if they carry a penis or a vagina around with them?
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by C14L 9y ago
It solves some problems, especially when it comes to networks of shared information where no one actor trust any other single actor. But as usual, as soon as a lot of money is to be made, non-techies get dollar signs in their eyes and --w
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by C14L 9y ago
The New New Economy has arrived!
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by C14L 9y ago
But crypto and its tech is evolving. There are some interesting coins that do not use mining as a PoW.
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The Market for Stolen Account Credentials(krebsonsecurity.com)
78 points by C14L 9y ago|16 comments
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by C14L 9y ago
The browser would cache that automatically. And in many cases, you'd probably use a Service Worker to implement your own custom cache and "install" the application locally in the browser, so that is usable offline and only ve
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by C14L 9y ago
The big difference is that the "Browser VM" has well defined permissions to access resources on the host machine. Just like phone OSes do today. Bluetooth API, Files API, Location API, etc.
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by C14L 9y ago
Bitcoin was a "first iteration" of digital currency. It has shown some problems. It started by allowing you to send money fast and cheap to other parties. That advantage is gone for Bitcoin. Transaction costs are huge now, and it
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by C14L 9y ago
Bitcoin's original premise was to offer money transfers that are low cost and fast. Sadly, that isn't the case anymore for the original Bitcoin. The ledger is public, so it was never really anonymous. Just hard to follow.
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by C14L 9y ago
Are you describing what paper money does or what Bitcoin does? Sooner or later, blockchain-based money will be regulated. Just like paper money is today. But its too early now.
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by C14L 9y ago
Same. Alexa insists to tell me the weather of the city I lived until a year ago. No idea how to inform her that I moved.
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by C14L 9y ago
Look at the 5 year chart, there have been a few large jumps in the company's stock price in the past. Don't think that "blame the Bitcoin" works for those.
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by C14L 9y ago
Why wait for a train or bus? Install an app that tells you when you need to leave your place to get to the station just in time.
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by C14L 9y ago
You mean, follow the law? Yes. Shocking, isn't it?