Proven

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by Proven 4y ago
Can Brave ad blocker block Brave ads?
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by Proven 4y ago
I think I'll pass.
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by Proven 4y ago
> Wouldn't such an exchange be a good use case for a smart contract? There were several such "decentralized" projects (Augur, etc.), but I don't know of anyone who uses them. I kind of stopped following the "perm
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by Proven 4y ago
They can't even correctly spell the name of a CentOS founder (Greg K). FFS people, put some effort in your content.
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by Proven 4y ago
As in "risk premium as determined by a moron"? The UK's situation is no different from continental redistributionist disasters - big government, too much spending. The only reason why the US hasn't fallen to that level i
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by Proven 4y ago
Nonsense. As always, prospective employees can refuse bad offers. Getting training without any up front payment is great for least privileged and those without education.
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by Proven 4y ago
Uh, I moved to swap files 10 years ago and more recently to no swap. I didn't find it necessary to blog about it.
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by Proven 4y ago
Mere weeks ago The Economist was claiming Russia's economy was collapsing under the weight of sanctions... Were they merely clueless, or is this article telling the readers sanctions aren't working that great and we should support
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by Proven 4y ago
What a moronic, tautological comment. Because he was banned, he should be banned. Couple of woke, social sciencies grads deciding on the truthiness of Dr. McCullough's tweets. Nothing to see here, move along. He'll be back once El
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by Proven 4y ago
Bitcoin sucks for any purpose, but Monero is also PoW. Which may be why they don't single out Monero in order to not reveal its about taxation and control as much as it is about climatism.
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by Proven 4y ago
Brandon's Prophecy: https://www.newsweek.com/video-biden-saying-end-nord-stream-... Had to be done in the case anyone thought to ask for negotiations or plan to muddle through the winter with heater set to 19C.
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by Proven 4y ago
I feel sorry for the man and respect his cuorage to come forward and openly discuss the possiblity.
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by Proven 4y ago
Those 87K new IRS agents Biden is hiring will be busy. They said it was to catch tax-cheating billionaires. Oops. "Sorry, we lied". It's time for average Americans to benefit from personalized IRS service! "Claw back bet
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by Proven 4y ago
They've already been demystified by many, from Snowden over Greenwald to Trump.
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by Proven 4y ago
Such incompetence! They should recruit some climate scientists - those guys know everything and can predict what will happen in the distant future.
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by Proven 4y ago
Yes and no. There is no better way to train sheeple - and in fact get their support - digital IDs, "personalized carbon allowance" and other components of EU's Big Leap Forward. 15 years ago Maoist policies and Soviet-style r
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by Proven 4y ago
I was reluctant to click on the link expecting another Java project, but it seems to be based on Go. Refreshing. Maybe I'll give it a try.
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by Proven 4y ago
I don't care, as long as they make Lockdown Mode secure for my main app. I'll get an Android phone if I want choices in situations where I don't need them.
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by Proven 4y ago
Hetzner, OVH, DO, etc. have already increased their prices. Google and Azure can't (yet) because AWS hasn't so far. But with the continuous harassment of cloud providers by the useless eaters from Brussels, I bet that's only
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by Proven 4y ago
The replacement will be available "in coming months" and the app will be maintained until December (and probably work until 2023), so the two will likely overlap while a simpler Web app is already available today. Where do you see
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by Proven 4y ago
Didn't seem to be a problem for The Economist in 2020 and 2021 - I checked a couple of older articles and and they said there wasn't right or wrong - it simply depended on what data were keyed in to the technocrats' policy mo
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by Proven 4y ago
Those stats are meaningless. As opposed to what? Where are real incomes increasing? France? Belgium? Real incomes are decreasing everywhere, but slower in countries where governments serve the people rather than globalists and climatists as
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by Proven 4y ago
Doesn't make any sense - there's no benefit to Intel (why would anyone order more CPUs?) and there's much more downside from all other customers.
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by Proven 4y ago
> The UK is in far worse shape because Brexit has nuked a huge hole in the economy. 4% is about £80bn a year. The EU lost the exact same amount in that exchange and had to substitute it with inferior or more expensive goods and services
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by Proven 4y ago
Doh... That's why people use Cloudflare.
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by Proven 4y ago
Correct on all counts. > we're going to make it as hard as possible to use privacy-centric versions of it... Right, plus every time you use any coin, it's a taxable event. They need that money for green energy initiatives and e
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by Proven 4y ago
OMG what a bunch of nonsense.
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by Proven 4y ago
"Let's experiment with the most dependent provinces first..." That is what happens when globalists and climatists from Brussels grab you by your... budgets. Things haven't been going great for Greece since Varoufakis bet
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by Proven 4y ago
> In the non-crypto real world, nothing lasts forever. Gold does. > You can have a stablecoin pegged to a basket of assets, a consumer price index, or some arbitrarily complex formula ("a quantity of value sufficient to buy {glob
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by Proven 4y ago
Yes, except that Doctorow has been promoting "the war on general computation" for years. Who's waging that war if not the State? Who has been calling for ever more regulation and (therefore) Big Government if not Doctorow

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