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by Lucadg 7y ago
Can the Hk government ban these? Honest question.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Patreon with early access may be the way to go. You pay a small monthly fee and get access to videos before others. Also, you get to vote on what to review first.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I agree, but what I meant is that there is an obvious hypocrisy in the way the West behaves. Civil rights seem to be mentioned only when the countries which don't respect them are poor or weak. When there is an economic interest they s
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Yes unfortunately these Communist are not broke as the Soviet Union was. It's disheartening to see how the West economic interests in China make civil rights seemingly less important.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Let's hope it ends peacefully too then.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Yes. You can always access webmail anyway.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Ok I see what you mean, thanks
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Moving a message in a folder in Thunderbird makes a duplicate?
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I never left Thunderbird. I never really got in what way gmail on browser was better.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I was looking for my travel diary of Australia I wrote on Geocities in 2000 and didn't find it. Then I saw your comment and it made my day:) Also didn't find my Praguecheapflats geocities site which was basically a precursor of Ai
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by Lucadg 7y ago
They did an ICO if I'm not mistaken
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I guess it depends on each case. I'm sure in many cases by hand would be a better way
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I agree. It's the same approach with sketchy mockups for web pages. It tells you unequivocally that you should not focus on the design itself. I find it very powerful.
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Open Letter to Brian Chesky (About Tokenization)(medium.com)
1 points by Lucadg 7y ago|0 comments
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I suppose it depends on the theater location?
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Try an external monitor. Kids on tablets and phones are captured by the algorithm. Place them in front a screen they can't control and they'll watch a full movie. I also bet they enjoy it much more. They even move and talk while w
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by Lucadg 7y ago
interesting, I didn't know that
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by Lucadg 7y ago
It's really hard for me to understand how this system makes sense. I get it: if you make it easy for people they get lazy. But on the other hand you are making it too hard for productive people too and many will leave or not even come.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Greece has a similar program if I'm not mistaken.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
What are you referring to?
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I agree it's not comparable. Still, it can be pretty hard. Airbnb deplatforming comes to mind: when it happens, some people lose their only source of income and finding an alternative may not be easy or quick. Now, imagine this happeni
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Some call it tech neofeudalism and the more I study it the more it makes sense to describe this kind of situations. Kings used to own the land and serfs work it with no rights. Platforms as Youtube own a new kind of land and Youtubers work
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Or maybe this shift was planned from the beginning. They couldn't possibly expect any other reaction from regulators. I think they're planning a long game. Bottom line: they are more powerful than many governments and probably thi
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I also cancelled lately when I realized some data may be shared. I watched "back to the future" on Netflix and YouTube started suggesting related content immediately.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
in other words: "let us create Libra otherwise Bitcoin wins. We have the technical capabilities, you write the laws. Let's fight it together." Put like this it will start making sense to the institutions. Just give them some
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by Lucadg 7y ago
you, and I, represent a small fraction of the total addressa ble market. A huge chunk of the world does not have access to credit cards.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
agree. It was pretty weird to hear that politician repeating "Arizona constituents" in every sentence. As if Libra was an Arizona issue only.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I made this video today on the subject. It's an analysis of the Facebook post linked in the parent. https://youtu.be/1BVXc3jUsSU
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by Lucadg 7y ago
This is fascinating and scary at the same time. As we slide in a surveillance global system too busy to notice, Hong Kong is showing us the possible future of Western societies. Maybe time to cancel extradition agreements with the US?
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Tether business model is dependent on banks. Banks are always a huge risk when you deal with crypto. They can freeze your funds anytime. You need to be on regulators side or they'll attack you on the bank accounts. That means full comp

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