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by Canada 4y ago
That's interesting. Can you elaborate on this?
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by Canada 4y ago
Yeah, I haven't even read it, but the title editing is wrong. If there's not enough space for "How" then better to remove "coronavirus" instead to avoid changing the meaning. Or change "compares with flu&
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by Canada 4y ago
It's a bit of a stretch to call the current "web2" free.
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by Canada 4y ago
Another take on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIhCuzxNvv0
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by Canada 4y ago
(This is an analogy, but it's almost literally the reality for a massive global market that not seen by the mainstream) I'm not sure where you would read about it. It's like this... Bahamas dollars are pegged 1:1. They can be
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by Canada 4y ago
The main risk of being in that pool is that you might get stuck with GUSD which you would have a very hard time getting rid of unless you have an account with Gemini, and even then, I've heard of them refusing to redeem GUSD for USD to
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by Canada 4y ago
There's basically no markets for GUSD. Even if it's the most fully backed by dollar bank deposits option, it's pretty much illiquid.
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by Canada 4y ago
Source is doing it before, and being friends with people who have done it at scale. Just go ahead and try to do it. You will find that it's not possible to actually order stuff from bitmain when mining is profitable at their list price
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by Canada 4y ago
> First off, your electricity price will determine how much (if any) profit you'd make. No it wouldn't. The electricity cost is a factor, but it's not that significant compared to the capital cost of the equipment, the pri
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by Canada 4y ago
My prediction: Tether is not losing peg.
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by Canada 4y ago
I believe in Bitcoin. Specifically, in the sense that the concept of digital money it created is never going to go away now that it's out. It will have the staying power in human life precious metals, paper currency, bank deposits, sto
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by Canada 4y ago
It is true, I have recently looked everywhere. You can't enable choose TOTP with only a desktop web browser. I'm really glad that I've never used a gmail address for email before, I'd hate to be stuck with using anything
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by Canada 4y ago
Demanding an email address for "sync" makes me feel really uneasy. That was almost enough to make me back out of completing the installation, but I've given a throwaway email, disabled launch on startup, and disabled auto-lau
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by Canada 5y ago
Really? How come it didn't cost millions of lives elsewhere that didn't impose such strict rules?
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by Canada 5y ago
Wow, that's the only useful fancy prompt I've ever seen over \w\$
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by Canada 5y ago
So, gold is currently trading at $62/gram, and the Bank of Russia will buy it at $52/gram.
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by Canada 5y ago
Images arent loading half the time
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by Canada 5y ago
Why are you facing any liability whatsoever for linking to public resources? If the owner of that S3 bucket is facing losses from serving files to the public, why don't they revoke public access? S3 prints big warnings that you are mak
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by Canada 5y ago
I agree. The newer doom impressed me with the way they set the scary mood with the ambush.. but pretty soon just got boring. The fast pace of action in the originals is just much more enjoyable gameplay.
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by Canada 5y ago
Organizer of weekly meetup that's run for years. Also have a telegram channel for it. By all means have your own site, and definitely have a discord or telegram or slack (whichever is better suited to your audience), but meetup does br
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by Canada 5y ago
Governments should have absolutely zero control or influence over the trusted CA list that browsers ship.
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by Canada 5y ago
I know Face ID sucks, I want touch ID back too.. but this isn't the way..
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by Canada 5y ago
I believe so, and that is a fair question. Also, I haven't seen proof that he was the only one. Did you watch the videos he posted? If so, what do you think about the situation? The whole thing is an awful mess.
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by Canada 5y ago
It isn't persons unknown... credit has been claimed.
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by Canada 5y ago
Well it's a big government isn't it? Surely they could reassign her to communicate for her bosses on some other matters?
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by Canada 5y ago
I wonder if the authorities will be as quick to prosecute the leaker, who openly admits in public to breaking the law, as they are to attack the doners who have broken no laws and are entitled to privately support whatever side they choose.
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by Canada 5y ago
The other problem with them, as opposed to config files that are merely read and loaded into memory, is that the data does get loaded into the process environment. Or at least it does in node. I make a point to revome them from environment
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by Canada 5y ago
You're right. I can't get it to come up with any listings by search either. This company should spend less time LARPing on notion and more time on its product.
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by Canada 5y ago
Not in a way that achieves the same purpose as Telegram. Telegram is like Twitter, which is well suited for interaction with people you don't know. No wasted effort on security since everyone is speaking in public anyway. Signal groups
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by Canada 5y ago
Well, that is just disgusting. Shame on Putin and Russia. They should have some class and find a teenage girl to accuse the Ukrainians of killing newborn babies. Or failing that, at least make something up about WMDs...

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