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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
"My personal website with 4 pages doesn't need a CMS!"
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
That's not true
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They have halted vote certification. This is the opposite of "being sure there wasn’t any non-sense [sic]," this will slow down that process. If you actually believed in verifying the votes, you'd be against the rioters that
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
I try to explain to my junior devs why a 3-column layout was considered the "holy grail" at the time. Why we needed Firebug. SWFObject. Why I can type -ms-filter: "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(Opacity=50)" f
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
> Not sure how much longer I can keep trying Keep trying, just with a new account every few months are so. HN has no privacy controls, we must add our own.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
BTC is widely accepted globally, engaged with, and in use, as currency, by people and organizations in commerce. I've given examples of major institutions that prove all of the above is true. Do you have a single reason to believe it&#
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
Why is why I never said that > currencies, which are widely accepted, engaged with, and in use by people and organizations in commerce So billions of dollars of institutional trading means BTC is widely accepted, engaged with, and in use
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
Which is why I never made either statement. GBTC has a $14B market cap. Do any Dogecoin ETFs? No? Then maybe BTC is more than a hobby. It's a serious long-term store of value people are increasingly using as a hedge. A serious currency
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
You store all the gold you're using for a long-term store of value at your house?
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
I didn't. There are Bitcoin ETFs now and CME Bitcoin Futures now, as examples of institutional money invested that wasn't in 2017. Whales are holding, not trading, net inflow to NA is nothing like 2017. Just based on a hobby curre
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
"Institutional investment and mining are at an all-time high, indicating this may not be a bubble" is where the news is.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
ETFs are a hobby?
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
"Zodiac regularly and almost certainly intentionally misspelled 'paradise'...he correctly spelled more complex words and paraphrased operas like 'The Mikado' with ease. The trope of 'slaves in paradise' is
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
Their target market has never heard of Grado, this comes up every post. Gruber makes a good comparison to the Macbook, incredibly expensive but the nicest industrial design on the market at the time.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
I'd use <g>roups inside the SVG for grouping contexts with their own <title>s (or references to labels) and ARIA roles and attributes. I didn't suggest having a single string represent a chart.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
The FTC allowed the IG merger because * No ads (lol) * Competition from Google even if it did have ads * FB had no competitive photo app
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
What about 1. Use of AIRA tags on the <img> like `aria-label` 2. `aria-labelled-by` pointing to a <desc> within the SVG? 3. Using the <title> element within the SVG 4. Adding role="group" to make the SVG traversa
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
One day you might be able to charge your Apple iPhone with your stock Apple Macbook charger cable!
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
> there is no organizer So...not a Ponzi Scheme, by the definition you linked to > Ponzi used funds from new investors to pay fake “returns” to earlier investors > they use money from new investors to pay earlier investors and ma
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
So Java Script meant "complement to Java, but converted to machine language in the browser, instead of compiled?" (Thank you, genuine question)
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
Why "script" though? Aren't Java and JavaScript both script(ing languages)? Why not call it e-Java or Java XYZ or something?
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
> this is exactly Ponzi without a CA Which would be...not a Ponzi Scheme. What makes you say that besides "junk on social media?"
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
The past: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/mar/28/city-watchd...
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
> Goldman Sachs is one of our financial partners for Stripe Treasury Does Goldman Sachs' misreporting of millions of transactions to the FCA align with Stripe's business ethics policy?
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
Some wire transfers are instant and they are much more expensive than BTC or ETH
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
It's not a Pyramid Scheme either, there is no central authority. The benefits of a Pyramid scheme are specifically not investments, but instead explicitly payments for recruiting. Pyramid Scheme also has a real meaning.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
Yes, there is need for a central authority, Charles Ponzi for example. They actively and consciously channel the funds from new, defrauded investors, to that authority. BTC is not a Ponzi Scheme ; Satoshi is not steering the profits from a
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
A Ponzi Scheme relies on a central authority, BTC has none. I think you just mean "scheme?"
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
> there is no technical impediment to moving money instantly as some others have claimed here Yes, there are quite a few where crypto has an undeniable advantage, I listed a couple. > has allowed us to achieve this for the first time

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