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12y ago
Totally false. Many people are unable to launch the applications at all.
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12y ago
Not the OP, but I've moved a lot of my file hosting from both Google and Dropbox services to a self-hosted install of OwnCloud. Unfortunately, one of my preferred ways of using Dropbox for sharing single files directly without an HTML
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12y ago
Yes.
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12y ago
No developer I know likes WordPress. In fact, there's almost universal hate and dread about having to work with it. From a user perspective it's decent, but its codebase (and community) is terrible.
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12y ago
I use them because I don't need any of those things and they work great for what I do need, at a great price.
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12y ago
People regularly post pictures of others and tag them without their permission.
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12y ago
I have both male and female friends, but all my closest friends these days are male. This wasn't always the case, though. I used to have a lot more female friends, and I guess now it's shifted the other way. I haven't persona
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13y ago
I expect a real answer when I ask it.
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13y ago
I want to use it as a currency to buy things, not an investment. If all you're doing is investing, this is easier to keep track of. If you want to regularly be buying goods and services with cryptocurrencies, it becomes much more diffi
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13y ago
Or any other country adopting similar rules.
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13y ago
Not surprised. The accounting nightmare that results from this means I'm basically done with cryptocurrencies. As a user trying to buy stuff with it I have no interest in dealing with keeping track of every transaction for the purposes
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13y ago
If you enter your password into a system that they control at any time, they have potential access to your files and can be ordered by the government to change their code so that it does collect your password in order to enable decryption o
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13y ago
Planned hard forks aren't especially uncommon, either. Dogecoin recently went through one.
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13y ago
If someone hasn't traded since the fork, their coins are on both forks and it doesn't matter which fork is chosen.
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13y ago
Not really. Pretty much everyone who was angry is still angry. They just stopped posting about it constantly, because what's the point?
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13y ago
Equal outrage is because lots of people want absolutely nothing to do with Facebook.
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13y ago
Believe it. I won't buy one either now, period. I hate Facebook and will absolutely not buy any product they sell, no matter how cool it might otherwise be. Nearly everyone I interact with has a similar loathing of Facebook both as a
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13y ago
Literally no one is hating them for getting big, everyone hates Facebook and doesn't want Oculus (which makes awesome technology) ruined by them.
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13y ago
The world's reaction is also negative. They don't want to wear a box strapped to their face to interact with their friends. Seriously, look at the reaction on Twitter by non-gamers and Facebook users. It's being met with incr
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13y ago
It's great to see some people maintain their integrity even while others are selling out.
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13y ago
I was. I won't now.
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13y ago
Goddamn it, why does everything cool have to get ruined by a shitty massive company buying them out?
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13y ago
Many people have mined across dozens of different pools over the years (and for different currencies as well), and many of those pools are now defunct.
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13y ago
They'll have to find some debris first. So far none of the satellite sightings have resulted in recovery of anything conclusively connected to the aircraft. If they do find debris they can then check the ocean current data for the time
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13y ago
Their satellites appear to regularly send out a ping as a low level part of their communications protocol to see what receivers are in range and to keep channels to them alive. The aircraft's SATCOM system continued to respond to those
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13y ago
> Inmarsat data tracks the Rolls Royce engines. This is not strictly correct. The pings that were being sent to the aircraft and which satellites received confirmations from were to the SATCOM system on board the plane. This is a multi-p
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13y ago
No one has found anything in person yet except some wood with straps on it that cargo is sometimes secured to, but ships use these also and they're not sure it's from the aircraft yet. Lots of debris has been sighted in many diffe
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13y ago
Hiking and backpacking are fantastic. Lots of areas have hiking clubs you can join.
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13y ago
None.
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13y ago
The feature isn't currently active, I believe. It was trialed on Friday night and (as far as I know) has not yet been reactivated.
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