Grimburger

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by Grimburger 5y ago
> Worst case scenario I replace that block with illegal media with its original block header and no data How do you alter a block without altering the headers of every other block afterwards? Unless you are capable of second pre-image at
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by Grimburger 5y ago
> it starts a lot closer to the ground Climate change will harm coral at higher latitudes, at a slow enough rate they will migrate southwards, the rampant agricultural runoff will keep going regardless of the climate though and it has ju
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by Grimburger 5y ago
Australia has been seeding clouds since the 1960's uninterrupted. Maybe just give us the benefit of the doubt here.
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by Grimburger 5y ago
> there's nothing that can magically protect you if you choose a low-entropy password Ignoring the extra time for decryption there's no difference between a unique low-entropy password that takes 2 years to bruteforce and a hig
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by Grimburger 5y ago
I've only ever interacted with it after account setup year ago via a rpi running Kodi which automatically downloads subtitles now and then, unless specifically searching for different versions barely remember it exists. I hope they mak
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by Grimburger 5y ago
Have you considered using your own paypal or bank account to work on freelancing platforms? This almost reads as satire.
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by Grimburger 5y ago
Full: https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.telegraph.co.uk%2F...
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I make a fortune buying up abandoned shipping containers(telegraph.co.uk)
20 points by Grimburger 5y ago|1 comments
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by Grimburger 5y ago
My parents had nearly 20% interest rates on their homeloan at one point. This isn't Valenzuela or Zimbabwe either, it's in Australia.
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by Grimburger 5y ago
The problem with investing in gold is that there's actually a lot of it to dig up, it's just expensive to do so, there's always a lot of natural ceiling pressure on the market, if the price goes up enough we'll be extrac
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by Grimburger 5y ago
Last I looked many years ago it was quite an expensive service. Good for high-value one-off things but not really what GP is talking about.
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Bat Bomb(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by Grimburger 5y ago|0 comments
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by Grimburger 5y ago
> Proof of stake participants have their capital in the system's currency. Their capital can also be moved to other proof-of-stake coins with complete ease, I'd argue that's far less friction than repurposing your mining A
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by Grimburger 5y ago
> just negotiate a salary increase for this year of 7% If even one-tenth of the country succeeded in heeding your advice then inflation is certainly not going back to 1% the next year. Wage pressure is the main one that central banks can
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by Grimburger 5y ago
Both groups have just as much incentive for the price to be higher, it's a moot point.
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by Grimburger 5y ago
The traditional environmental and green parties in Australia really can't handle the immigration issue, it's very taboo to talk about with these groups because they somehow associate it with racism (despite the UK and US making up
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by Grimburger 5y ago
> locally made, locally owned Why exactly? Can you elucidate on this viewpoint. Australia has a huge proportion of dirty coalfired power so anything energy intensive would be better produced elsewhere, Australian emissions per capita are