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by Funes- 7y ago
I2P sites are centralized (as in no resources are shared between parties at all when serving sites; if the owner shuts down, their site does too), although it operates in a P2P manner (through an overlay network, of course). Same thing wi
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by Funes- 7y ago
The "decentralized web" comprises much, much more than a project backed by a cryptocurrency--Ethereum, in this case. The decentralized web includes ZeroNet, .dat sites (directly accessible from the Beaker Browser), and many more.
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by Funes- 7y ago
So much for "capitalism fosters competition". Who would've expected it, huh?
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by Funes- 7y ago
It's quite obvious to me that they were advocating against promoting Zoom by using it in any manner . That is, playing tabletop games or otherwise. I had a similar reaction when I read this thread's title: "I can't beli
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by Funes- 7y ago
>That leaves a two-hour eating window at night, and a short (let's call it thirty minutes) eating window in the morning. Could this strategy match any kind of naturally-ocurring pre-historic behavior? It would make sense, at least t
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by Funes- 7y ago
You do realize that you're comparing the literally insurmountable chant of a fictional, fantastic entity to something that can be overcome, right? I know it's an analogy, but I don't think it can possibly apply here. Of c
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by Funes- 7y ago
You've posted twice on this thread, and both comments contained that link. That's getting very close to spamming.
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by Funes- 7y ago
I don't think setting up a timer on the very device that is distracting you will significantly help you stay away from it, especially on psychological terms. I reckon it will make you dependent on your phone as well, but in a differe
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by Funes- 7y ago
Nobody should be posting their private data (pictures or videos, for instance) on a publicly accessible site if they want privacy. Look, if you want your relatives, friends, and even acquaintances to see whatever you want them to, just do i
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by Funes- 7y ago
Alright, Elon.
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by Funes- 7y ago
Very flawed analogy. You're talking about qualitatively-different decisions in the same "game" . I wasn't, since I was critizising him based on his decisions regarding public health (handling covid-19, to be precise); I
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by Funes- 7y ago
We should be able to aid each other, in person, on learning how to manage these ailments, which are frequently associated to a lack of social fulfillment, as I've personally experienced on myself. Gamifying it is literally the last opt
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by Funes- 7y ago
I'd happily do away with web browsers and use only native programs for each site I usually visit. For instance, when I still used reddit, I did through a fantastic command-line program called rtv [0]. I'd most definitely use somet
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by Funes- 7y ago
I find that while Musk appears to be more than competent on a number of things, his opinions and stances on many subjects are, to me, downright dumb.
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by Funes- 7y ago
I honestly don't know why there's a downvote function to begin with. I cannot downvote (yet?), but I wouldn't use it if I could. In the case that I disagree with someone and I happen to be knowledgeable on the subject at hand
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by Funes- 7y ago
>But this is the basic law of free markets at work. I absolutely agree with your comment, but that's exactly what the original poster was referring to, I think, with "something is terribly wrong with [...] the basic laws of
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by Funes- 7y ago
>But a lot are being downvoted because they express arguments that are disagreed with. In my experience, that's always going to happen with voting mechanisms on comment sections. I tend to have disagreeable or extreme views on most
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by Funes- 7y ago
Most of them were originally national companies, like BNP Paribas or Renault. Those two were privatised in the nineties. It's the same thing in Spain, and I reckon all around Europe. A shame, if you ask me, that many of them were provi
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by Funes- 7y ago
Could someone explain to me why would anyone use GitHub on their phones rather than on a desktop computer? I can't seem to come up with a situation in which I'd reasonably need to interrupt anything I'm doing in order to ch
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by Funes- 7y ago
Yeah, sure; I'm equally appalled Poe's Law hasn't been considered, especially on a site like HN.
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by Funes- 7y ago
>Well, you're all wrong, because I define sociability as [...] Jesus... Do you read what you write before you post it?
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by Funes- 7y ago
It's almost as if even nonprofits were interested in furthering their own agenda instead of rigorously seeking the truth in order to inform people. Great comment, by the way. Thank you for the summary.
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by Funes- 7y ago
We should use open-source mesh wireless networks, and do away with ISPs once and for all.
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by Funes- 7y ago
>This seems to be more of a cultural problem, possibly with a side order of exploiting vulnerable targets in dubiously ethical ways, than a technical problem. That's exactly what I've said on my previous comment: >The cultu
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Restricting underage access to porn and gambling: good idea; technically tricky(theconversation.com)
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by Funes- 7y ago
Being guaranteed the right to repair from every manufacturer is great and, more importantly, much needed. Nonetheless, most people abide by the culture fabricated by those very corporations, which is defined by an annual release cycle of de
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by Funes- 7y ago
I'm glad you're better off after taking that decision, which is definitely a brave one nowadays. When do you get the paper delivered? I feel like I'd prefer to read it on the weekends. I might think about doing something simi
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by Funes- 7y ago
A single page containing a huge list of links, ordered by subjects which you necessarily have to scroll through, with no dates attached to them as well as lacking the date the list was last updated as a whole. And, to top it off, the author
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by Funes- 7y ago
The irony of the linked blog having no justified text, larger headlines--instead of just using bold regular text--nor reasonable margins is staggering. I find it very annoying to read.
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by Funes- 7y ago
Yes, Facebook got into our e-mail accounts. Yes, Twitter did too. They--plus Instagram and WhatsApp (all part of FB)--sell our data, corrode our personal lives, society as a whole, and democracy. Unfortunately, complaining about it won&#x27

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