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by Canada 2y ago
It does it pretty good, and for a lot of use cases having errors is tolerable
92.
by Canada 2y ago
https://www.commitasync.com/jobs/senior-software-engineer-ob... Well that sounds great position. Salary is a little low though, hopefully we could negotiate!
93.
by Canada 2y ago
oops, I meant "million tons" not "billion tons"!
94.
by Canada 2y ago
It's the same reason why there has to be an oversupply of water for everyone to have water. We don't have any way to teleport items to exactly where they need to be when they're needed. Our logistics isn't infinite, and
95.
by Canada 2y ago
In order for everyone to have clothes there needs to be an oversupply of clothes. It seems a shame to burn, but I don't know if warehousing makes sense or if there would be any benefit to just leaving them in the open.
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by Canada 3y ago
A compression library has a better excuse than most to have weird binary blobs in the test suite.
97.
by Canada 3y ago
Why? Set the chart to max: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bitcoin-sv
98.
by Canada 3y ago
I'm not surprised that it took a literal nation to overcome the resistance to any serious development by that particular group of NIMBYs. Score a win for decentralized power. I don't think there's any racism at all on their p
99.
by Canada 3y ago
Fair enough. I still believe it's wise to be skeptical of government overreach, and call me old fashioned, but I believe that government's ability to hurt us with unchecked abuses of power exceeds that of any corporate giant.
100.
by Canada 3y ago
Respectfully, I completely disagree with your view on this. We need to secure that stuff, or take it off the internet, not use it as an excuse to spy on everyone. I also view the requirement for ID to fly domestic as something that is 100%
101.
by Canada 3y ago
Yes, any oversight of compute jobs is evil, full stop. And really, once you start using a lot of resources at a cloud company they start asking about you and your workloads because they want to up sell you more services. I'm sure they&
102.
by Canada 3y ago
Evil, I guess that means I need to dump AWS and Digital Ocean now. I think it's worth contacting your support rep if you don't like this and letting them know you're going looking to take your business elsewhere if this happe
103.
by Canada 3y ago
Then why is the first question fishing for info about what proof of stake validators are present? Why would they need to know the ages of the equipment? This is very obviously not about what they claim it is about.
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by Canada 3y ago
It's big and extremely invasive, and asks questions that are none of the government's business, and definitely none of that agency's business. The form claims it should only take 30 minutes to complete. Laughable. It's 2
105.
by Canada 3y ago
I trust that some of you out there will data hoard because you just love to do that for whatever reason so permanent loss will be minimal.
106.
by Canada 3y ago
I was there a few months ago. There's hardly any physical menus in restaurants, all I saw were QR codes so they can update the prices constantly. The biggest advertiser at the airport in Istanbul is BTC Turk. People are generally well
107.
by Canada 3y ago
Yes, they are the primary business deputized by the state to surveil and control you. Not just EU banks, but all banks world wide. The whole point is to allow you to engage in commerce only in ways permitted by your government. Not only tha
108.
by Canada 3y ago
Worked well for me, great job. I searched for something I've been looking for and found some interesting options I haven't seen before.
109.
by Canada 3y ago
Yes, so that would violate the end to end principle. If the client downloaded all of the possible ads and the selection was totally local, and interaction with any of them was a user choice I think that could still be fairly described as E2
110.
by Canada 3y ago
No, this is not what E2EE means at all. E2EE means the message is not readable in transit nor is it measured, scanned, sampled, copied, exported, or modified in any way without explicit action taken to do so by one of the legitimate parties
111.
by Canada 3y ago
That's hardly necessary. I think the attack goes like this: You have captured the device of some group member, and you want to investigate his associates, but you don't know who they are. So you ask Google and Apple: Make a list o
112.
by Canada 3y ago
This seems pointless. Just assume your wifi is insecure.
113.
by Canada 3y ago
"No matter which call I make, people will despise me for it. And no matter what the outcome is, people could die." Oh please, spare us the self important bullshit. Good riddance.
114.
by Canada 3y ago
People who only use smartphones are just screwed anyway.
115.
by Canada 3y ago
Haha, I didn't even think of that
116.
by Canada 3y ago
The container is easier. Veracrypt container DOS formatted is easier and more portable than GPG.
117.
by Canada 3y ago
I hear you, and you're not wrong, but there's no way I can get regular users to do that.
118.
by Canada 3y ago
Whatever one of these password managers you may use, always remember to regularly export to the cleartext. Keep a 50 megabyte encrypted container around for it. Mount, export, unmount. Whenever you remember to do it, at least every couple o
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by Canada 3y ago
I find signald better. It also supports acting like a desktop client... so you can just add it to your account easily. signal-cli might do that also, but I stopped using it in favor of signald when I found that one. But yeah, I hear you. It
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by Canada 3y ago
I don't care about your preferences. I'm consciously using and giving money to Signal, and I'm encouraging others to do so. Go ahead and work on or use or donate to whatever you like.

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