CraigRood

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by CraigRood 3y ago
If the idea that whats on the public web is fair game, you kill the public web. I wonder if this is their plan?
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by CraigRood 4y ago
Real-Verified is the next logical step. Twitter will being following suit very soon. That said, how does this add value to Meta? Isn't this just another indication that Meta through its products sees less value in actual relationships
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by CraigRood 4y ago
I'm really skeptical of Binance, whilst I would never accuse them of anything specific, I have no proof. Their structure, governance and business model combined with their refusal to meet basic regulatory requirements makes me feel une
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by CraigRood 4y ago
I will guess at the UK. Premier League have many court ordered blocks on ISPs in place.
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by CraigRood 4y ago
Oh I appreciate its different, that's not my complaint, the UX is just a heavy learning curve that sours the entire experience for something that is actually a decent device. It feels like its built by engineers where having things a c
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by CraigRood 4y ago
Personally I disagree. I've been using iPhone for 13 years, I have complaints sure, but it works. I got an Android Samsung Galaxy thing earlier this year as a work device - primarily to offload Teams, email etc of my personal device. T
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by CraigRood 4y ago
I’ve just lost my evening due to the Oracle Cloud, not their fault to be fair, and availability was good, but our apps weren’t happy with the performance.
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by CraigRood 4y ago
Still need to be able to transmit and verify the blockchain, so network capacity and CPU. You also need decent IO to maintain an index. There are benefits to scaling on chain, but as above, its not sustainable. Encouraging transactions that
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by CraigRood 4y ago
The UI/UX is the crux of the problem for me, and infact, the same problem with Amazon Prime. They both have fantastic shows and films, I know because i've seen some of them, but they NEVER seem to show up in app. Instead, I get en
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by CraigRood 4y ago
I'm really not a lawyer but would any domestic US law help protect? Given that Ukraine is at war, it is a state secret, and Ukraine is friendly?
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by CraigRood 5y ago
I get your take, but I somewhat disagree. I have just come back from a 2+ week trip to Italy and every day I had my camera glued to my hand. Looking a the world with the desire to capture the shots allows you to see the environment in diffe
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by CraigRood 5y ago
Google is still my default as 9 out of 10 I get the answer I need quickly. Bing does my other 10% where Google provides junk or stale results.... Google Search really is declining. I'm tempted to move my default over to Bing for month
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by CraigRood 5y ago
Exactly, there's nothing really new here except the device being used. Risk to skimming with a phone is no different than a 3G enabled terminal. Ultimately you need a business account and legal agreements with a merchant - so in this c
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by CraigRood 5y ago
Thanks for the tip on the emergency access card, I wasn't aware this was a thing! Sounds like I should be fine :)
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by CraigRood 5y ago
I don't think its related to OP, but maybe to your experience. I have a friend that pointed out to me that Regular Coca Cola in both cans and bottles taste different between the product labeled as "Made in GB" to those that a
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by CraigRood 5y ago
I've got a question if you don't mind. I'm set on moving to iCloud too for my domain as the only thing I really care about in the G Suite is just personal email via custom domain. Should I change the Apple ID of my account of
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by CraigRood 5y ago
If a sim is digital, couldn't Apple put the eSim into your 'wallet' for example? I appreciate that it's not currently designed like that, but given we are just talking bits, just because it's not a fully baked syste
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by CraigRood 5y ago
I have accepted, but I have locked down all the other permissions in-app such as Contacts, Camera Roll, Location etc. Whilst this certainly won't stop them, I hope it makes some of my data less useful.
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by CraigRood 5y ago
Apple point is probably the most important one to really understand Teslas role. The car industry is going electric, fact. Phones are all touch screen, amazing cameras etc.. Tesla will be the 'fashion' brand everyone wants, and de
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by CraigRood 5y ago
I kinda understand them. I love Twitter but I have had a period of time where I fell out of love. For me, the 'algo' is poor and tends to promote the 'wrong' content, rather than informative and meaningful posts. Once st
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by CraigRood 5y ago
IIRC, OpenBanking in the UK requires a re-auth every 90 days with the 2FA. I think thats a very reasonable balance, and means services don't have perpetual access.
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by CraigRood 5y ago
The $15 is debatable, mempool.space is closer to $5 for confirming within 60 minutes, which is many factors faster than what Mastercard do in the traditional world. I would argue though that the magic of Crypto isn't buying coffees. Af
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by CraigRood 6y ago
I use Phabricator as a self-hosted Git. It's slightly overkill for what I need - it's more geared for team working, but It's really simple to install and maintain.
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by CraigRood 6y ago
I'm interested in some feedback on this point too. I'm currently looking at what Oracle has to offer as it seems to be the most straightforward, and also seems to have a simpler pricing structure compared to AWS or Azure for the s
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by CraigRood 6y ago
There's a big difference here in that NFTs as currently implemented are nothing more than an a trend. They don't have any actual value, or function. At least with BTC you could buy drugs. What can you actually do with Nyan cat oth
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by CraigRood 6y ago
Block size argument has absolutely no relation to Bitcoin failing as a currency. Block size is some weird inside baseball argument that has little real world validity. Truth is, Bitcoin was never in a position to even fail, because it never
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by CraigRood 6y ago
These platforms exist for the purpose of capturing content that has been “deplatformed”. >Speak freely and express yourself openly, without fear of being “deplatformed” for your views. Engage with real people, not bots. Parler is people
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by CraigRood 6y ago
17M page Requests in a single 1 hour block would suggest significantly more than 250 pages per second. https://twitter.com/TheRealNooshu/status/1346419468151488512
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by CraigRood 6y ago
I have a somewhat similar feeling. Why has favicon.ico been made into a 10 page mess? It just feels like there's too much going on for something that should be so simple.
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by CraigRood 6y ago
Interesting, I had no idea. What could an individual like myself do to help this situation?

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