DarylZero

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by DarylZero 5y ago
It produces just what the person said. A lottery win.
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by DarylZero 5y ago
The working class gets washing machines where Royalty had (indeed, still has) a staff to wash and change all the bed sheets every morning. You can measure progress much more honestly by measuring the reduction in staff size for royal househ
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by DarylZero 5y ago
Many new scam possibilities are specific to cryptocurrencies.
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by DarylZero 5y ago
The average person prefers passwords to key files? The average user isn't even aware of the potential option of the key file. I think the popularity of password managers shows that users preferences are opposite to what you say. The u
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by DarylZero 5y ago
Private keys are used to upload code to github. It's not about what's "better" but about what users are willing to tolerate. The average user has a very high tolerance for login bullshit, repeated captchas, etc. -- if t
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by DarylZero 5y ago
>The best way to understand people is to approach them as individuals rather than reaching for cheap generalizations Unfortunately the alternative to the cheap constructed stereotype is the implicit assumed stereotype of "normal&quo
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by DarylZero 5y ago
Firefox with one tab open can run in 2GB.
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by DarylZero 5y ago
No it isn't here. You can't buy them. I knew it would be unavailable just from the headline. "Due to global electronic components shortage , Pinebook Pro currently out of stock until further notice." EDIT: Also, the lis
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by DarylZero 5y ago
To the contrary, a developer is MUCH MORE likely to fix bugs in merged code that has users, than in an unmerged PR. It's the users that give motivation to work on the project. Working on a PR is like working on spec. Working on the d