Grangar

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by Grangar 8y ago
Barad-Dûr sounds more like Thiel's thing.
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by Grangar 8y ago
outline.com/[url]
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by Grangar 8y ago
11/20 as well here
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by Grangar 8y ago
What would their case be for not encrypting it?
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by Grangar 8y ago
Insane compared to what? The cost of traditional methods to consumers, or to society as a whole?
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by Grangar 8y ago
Realize that you're one of the lucky few.
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by Grangar 8y ago
Genuine question. What keeps you going?
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by Grangar 8y ago
Even in the internet era. In high school I often just renamed some random file to a .doc extension and sent that in. No teacher ever had any idea. I'd just play dumb that I had a bad computer.
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by Grangar 8y ago
At least messages are still E2E encrypted. If you avoid all other facebook systems and restrict the apps permissions I think the damage can be contained to a decent level.
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by Grangar 8y ago
I don't think these statistics are correct. People in the Netherlands supposedly work 27 hours/week according to this data, whereas 36-40 hours is the common standard here. Even accounting for vacations et cetera that is terribly
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by Grangar 8y ago
What's so evil about that?
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by Grangar 8y ago
The jokes practically write themselves here.
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by Grangar 8y ago
Prefix the URL with outline.com/ ;)
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by Grangar 8y ago
The average user downloads 1.5-3 apps per month[1]. That's not a very high number to build a native app for if you ask me. [1] https://www.tune.com/blog/no-the-average-american-does-not-d...
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by Grangar 8y ago
A photo itself is not a violation. An identifying photo on the other hand could be.
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by Grangar 8y ago
I think the easy-to-kill-walking-lootbox-boss isn't as as much gambling as the current lootbox system. An important element is that the game shows you all these possible rewards much like a slot machine. I'd be surprised if they&#
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by Grangar 8y ago
kWh I'd wager, it's used interchangeably here.
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by Grangar 8y ago
And yet Ace and Tate can sell specs for €99.
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by Grangar 8y ago
“The children now love luxury. They have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when el
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by Grangar 8y ago
That's what I was thinking after the first post. This is a movie I'd watch.
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by Grangar 8y ago
If anything I'd vouch for leaking to a data protection watchdog if nothing gets done about it.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Can anyone explain why credit cards are preferred in the US? In the Netherlands they're basically an obscurity, and I couldn't even pay for my groceries with one. We all have debit cards that charge directly from your bank here. J
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by Grangar 9y ago
This is how it works in the Netherlands as well, but below €25.
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by Grangar 9y ago
With the new legislation that's coming I absolutely wouldn't trust the Netherlands anymore... Something like Denmark seems like a better alternative.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Didn't Snowden have intentions to leak NSA documents right from the start..?
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by Grangar 9y ago
Does Telegram even have access to these?
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by Grangar 9y ago
Agree. Hawking had a big impact on my general outlook on life.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Yes! Helping my dad with point and click games is a very fond memory of mine. Especially Rama (game based on the books by Arthur C. Clarke) I should try getting it to run again sometime.
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by Grangar 9y ago
That would be completely your own fault. Drinking and banking is risky too, or drinking and driving. Make it a best practice to only interact with blockchain systems when sober. Not a very strange idea IMO.
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by Grangar 9y ago
He bought in the heat of the biggest alt boom ever, no shit that it's a loss.

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