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Interesting, I will definitely try this out. If the Kubernetes ingress integration works well and it's stable, this could be really awesome. I'm a bit curious about the choice of websockets as a protocol over the tunnel, though. W
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> avocados, nuts, dried fruit, and sweet fruit juices I know many on a vegan diet and many on raw food. High nut consumption is definitely a thing. What is this "party line" being talked about here? Feels like a straw man kind
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7y ago
You could just use an USB device for higher throughput. The Sandisk Extreme Go, for example, is basically a small SSD in a USB drive form-factor.
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7y ago
Regardless of how sucky you would feel about it, do you think that would warrant limiting the rights of the people you gave the bread?
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7y ago
Sure. But there's a line somewhere between differentiated pricing and things like prohibiting users to give/sell keys cross regions or lobbying for shutting down exchange platforms where this happens. To draw on the bakery allegor
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7y ago
In order to have a conversation about this, we need to separate the different scenarios conflated here: 1. Actual second-hand reselling of bought games 2. Tactically/strategically reselling keys legitimately acquired cheaper (giveaways
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7y ago
The article conflates developers with publishers (many indie-devs still sign with publishing companies). My understanding is that it's primarily the latter who want to prevent actual reselling.
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7y ago
I haven't settled on my next phone yet. Aiming at either one of the more secure and clean phones, something I can flash with Linux (like Librem 5 or some Android device that has high compatibility with PostmarketOS, might be too premat
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7y ago
I was happy with the Galaxy S7. Got an S9. This and some other tricky-to-remove bloat like Samsung Pay is enough to have moved me from "happy with stock ROM" to "not going to buy another Samsung device for the foreseeable fut
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7y ago
I'm pretty sure anyone trying an experimental terminal-based e-mail client has already tried mutt. Personally, the flow never suited me. I'll probably give aerc a try soon.
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Likewise. While a lightweight desktop on even the 3B+ can be excruciatingly slow, I ws using the 2 as streaming media center for 1080p video without issues. The main thing to look out for is compatible codecs.
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7y ago
They have been working on this and you can actually do it today even if it's not very well documented (again, haven't tried myself): $ keybase fs sync --help NAME: keybase fs sync - Manages the per-folder syncing state
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7y ago
Have you considered Keybase KBFS for this? You get 250 GB for free, public/private with not too much metadata getting leaked, FUSE for desktop and also access on mobile devices. I haven't actually moved over to this myself yet, bu
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7y ago
Microsoft simply isn't a big player for the consumer/luser segment anymore when it comes to the services that tend to come up in these conversation (e-mail, social, ads, etc). For these services they're more B2B. They're
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7y ago
Wow, I have completely missed this one - thank you, will definitely try it out!
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I would love, love, love if I could self-host this and would happily pay a fee if it meant I got the source for the backend and could do that. Product looks great, but I will hold off until I find such an option. I have been looking for yea
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7y ago
Well color me ignorant. I am going to have to looker deeper into both (esp Polkadot), I have been procrastinating that for too long now.
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7y ago
Username checks out, as they say on Reddit ;) The last line was unnecessary to get your point across and against HN guidelines.
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7y ago
You are talking about implementations of the nodes. This is targeting smart contracts that will be executed by those nodes.
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7y ago
> Obsidian is currently under development and is not ready for general use. For more details about Obsidian, for now, please read our papers. Want to help? Participate in our user study. What you are looking for is not in scope for this
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ONE WORD ALL LOWERCASE
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Yes. What many of the well-intentioned people (many with libertarian/cypherpunk/anarchist ideals) in the blockchain space are building now might become enablers of the perfect control system. Zero-knowledge proofs or RingCTs? Grea
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7y ago
I think "non-custodial" is the word you are looking for. Another example wold be LGO Markets.
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Bisq has that and has been around for years. Want a single, stable, smooth and fast fiat gateway with strong guarantees like you have on he realized exchanges? I think that's fundamentally incompatible with not having intermediaries. A
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I'm on phone and don't have links, but a lot of progress has been made in cryptography as an effect of applied research related to blockchain projects. Zero-knowledge Proof systems, for example. A lot of other stuff could be argue
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7y ago
OP is referring to the curious death of the founder of QuadrigaCX who supposedly was the only one with the keys to cold storage. This does not apply to 0x-based exchanges at all - it's a nuncustodial solution, meaning you can put order
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7y ago
By "clearing up" I mean that we are starting to see how regulation is being applied, not that it is being relaxed. I actually don't see how your question relates to what I wrote at all..? Sorry, English not native language et
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Capabilities to enforce regulatory compliance on permissionless chains is coming. You could, say, have zero-knowledge proofs in smart contracts that enforce that tokens representing security X can only be transferred if the receiving accoun
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To expand on this - a middle ground between the centralized exchanges dominating today and the (relatively) slow and expensive ones on the Ethereum mainnet would be a sidechain using a different physical topology and consensus model. Some e
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Or market for insurance policies. Or bonds. Or stocks. Regulation is clearing up and there are many biting at the bit for this. The disruption of financial markets may not happen tomorrow, but once it does it will go fast in each market. If
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