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by PKop 3y ago
Using Proton for email means it is. Why use Proton otherwise?
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by PKop 3y ago
>the sensible default would be to send email unencrypted Why even use Proton then? What is the point?
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by PKop 3y ago
I don't understand how any of you can see this as a lack of will from police rather than political policy coming from above them. Here is thorough documentary outlining over and over again police prevented from enforcing law by politic
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by PKop 3y ago
They are not allowed to do homeless sweeps which they would prefer vs letting their cities degrade as they have. They also get restricted by DAs and politicians when they arrest criminals, who then have same criminals released back on the s
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by PKop 3y ago
If this were true, we wouldn't have homeless encampments, open drug use and street crime in major American cities.
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by PKop 3y ago
That wouldn't resolve the matter though, no matter what his answer was. It would always proceed to a DNA test anyways. And, who's to say they didn't first do what you suggest anyways?
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by PKop 3y ago
LiveView and Elixir/Erlang have stateful processes on the server unlike pure stateless HTTP request/response. This fundamental difference is what makes LiveView unique. Next.js isn't passing messages over a websocket nor hold
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by PKop 3y ago
You started the thread by saying you trust the intentions of a coin project based on them saying they're not in it for the money. I just meant to point out that this was no special characteristic, as they all have done this. "Cryp
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by PKop 3y ago
That poem was added to the statue 17 years after it's opening, by an American. It has nothing to do with the French, and the statue was not designed to symbolize "immigration" but liberty and enlightenment. Maybe they'll
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by PKop 3y ago
>Our founding credo is that everyone belongs here. This is an absurd falsehood. It is an indefensible assertion based on nothing but modern moralism. >We are the wealthiest country in the world This wealth can be squandered by caterin
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by PKop 3y ago
So all I hear is selling the idea in terms of how it benefits the people coming here. No, I think our children "deserve" to be passed on a country that is the best it can be in terms of wealth, power, quality of life, cost of livi
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by PKop 3y ago
>they hoped it could be used for day-to-day value transfers And they said this, including Satoshi. Yes they were wrong, but they said it. >Now, it isn't It's never been unique, because every coin has said it including, as yo
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by PKop 3y ago
Every coin at one point said it wasn't just for hodling, including as you pointed out BTC and ETH. Saying you have some other use case besides asset appreciation is not a unique proposition.
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by PKop 3y ago
That's certainly one example of a counter-argument. One might even consider the literacy rate falling from 96% to 79% as another.
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by PKop 3y ago
It is quite obviously good for the people doing it. No one would ever debate that. It is incumbent upon supporters to explain why this is good for the native population. Shouldn't that be the priority?
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by PKop 3y ago
Why would that be a good thing to do though?
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by PKop 3y ago
You gave 2 examples supporting exactly what I just said. And there are 1000s of other ones that encompass "crypto".
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by PKop 3y ago
"Black American students have average literacy scores below students from Russia and Chile. U.S. Asian students, however, topped the global ranking, with White students not far behind" - Bloomberg [0][1] In 1980, the US was ~80% n
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by PKop 3y ago
>the point is not to just hodl, but to create a core technology that can enable different applications This is has been said about every coin since the beginning of crypto.
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by PKop 3y ago
>but no one wants to be that asshole cutting in front of the guy who got a broken clavicle Hang around an ER and I think you'll see this isn't remotely true. >mandatory screening you can filter out This would be great but is
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by PKop 3y ago
Yea the choice of questions to ask her was ridiculous. I mean start there maybe, and escalate to something more interesting, or go further back in time etc. Such a lack of imagination. It's almost like everyone wanted to believe and di
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by PKop 3y ago
Follow up post on /r/KDE https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/1bixmbx/do_not_install...
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by PKop 3y ago
Heckler's veto will make this real easy for people to slander all sorts of content as "radicalizing" and have it removed.
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Hacked – Installed a global KDE Plasma theme – it erased all my drives(old.reddit.com)
23 points by PKop 3y ago|13 comments
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One Billion Row Challenge in Golang – From 95s to 1.96s(r2p.dev)
1 points by PKop 3y ago|0 comments
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webxx: Declarative, composable, concise and fast HTML and CSS in C++(github.com)
1 points by PKop 3y ago|0 comments
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by PKop 3y ago
So what should you do, remove the battery on these laptop servers?
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by PKop 3y ago
Am I sure that I've used Taildrop on my Android phone, Linux, Windows, Mac and Synology? Yes I am sure. Maybe not great wording or arrangement of statements on that page since it seems to have stopped you in your tracks reading at that
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by PKop 3y ago
Don't leave us hanging. Which journalist?
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by PKop 3y ago
You misunderstand this documentation. It is available on other platforms besides Synology; it's just also available on Synology which is a good thing.

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