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StavrosK
6y ago
So it's either a choice between "not running some specific game/app whose publisher made their own app store" and "not running any iOS app because my only option is to not have an iPhone"? I know which one give
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StavrosK
6y ago
"StavrosK's triangle".
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StavrosK
6y ago
BitWarden supports that too, I don't know about others.
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StavrosK
6y ago
Please leave the Kardashians out of this.
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StavrosK
6y ago
While I agree, the word itself doesn't seem to be particularly offensive, no? It's a matter of using it in an offensive manner, which means that even if we move on to "disabled" now, that's soon going to meet the
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StavrosK
6y ago
Didn't the OLED patent expire this year? Am I misremembering?
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StavrosK
6y ago
I think that's because the initial announced efficacy for ModeRNA/BioNTech was 95ish%, whereas for AZ it was 75%.
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StavrosK
6y ago
Same in Greece: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/greece/ Lockdown started in November, and relaxed on Jan 15 or so.
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StavrosK
6y ago
What doesn't compute? They're renting MAD.
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StavrosK
6y ago
I disagree, I have a averagely-sized phone and greatly appreciate the fact that the browser bar is at the bottom, since there's basically no way for me to reach the top of the phone without changing my grip. It seems to me that it'
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StavrosK
6y ago
Still waiting for your rebuttal first.
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6y ago
> There's no funny business about changing how a browser should work, like putting the address bar at the bottom. Damn those pesky innovations! Browser bars should be at the top, where they've been since before phones, where it
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StavrosK
6y ago
I wish cryptocurrency payment processors supported many more coins, but I understand how they can't support everyone's pet coin. I do wish I could pay for more things with Nano, though, it's amazing how you can pay for things
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StavrosK
6y ago
> You keep moving the goalposts [...] What's a better alternative? > Actually Bitcoin keeps moving the goalposts. Okay.
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StavrosK
6y ago
You keep moving the goalposts between "blockchain the technology" and "Bitcoin the currency". If you want a trustless auditable log, your best option is a blockchain. What's a better alternative?
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StavrosK
6y ago
My God man, do you want people to overdose?!
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StavrosK
6y ago
Ooh, look at mr "I don't watch my videos at 0.25x speed" over here.
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StavrosK
6y ago
Like the sibling says, Nano doesn't even require proof of stake. It's an impressive design, much more innovative than the average "let's fork Bitcoin" project, but it hasn't been very popular for some reason. S
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StavrosK
6y ago
Aren't the odds such that even if you got everyone on earth generating keys, you still would be extremely unlikely to even find one?
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StavrosK
6y ago
This looks great and I'm very excited for it, but it's been "coming soon" for more than a year. The original release date was last June, now it's this June for the first backer keys, AFAIK. I hope it doesn't ta
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StavrosK
6y ago
I implemented this mode in a Django library [0] (demo on www.pastery.net) because I love the idea of not needing a password manager any more, just simply having a key with you to log in anywhere, but it doesn't seem to have widespread
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StavrosK
6y ago
Probably!
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StavrosK
6y ago
Hey neighbour! Our lot aren't deterred, each government is about as corrupt as the last...
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StavrosK
6y ago
> one of the many reasons why the monarchy should be abolished. Doesn't that just shift corruption to the next party? I don't see why logically switching the ruling party would abolish corruption. It might even increase it.
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StavrosK
6y ago
"Back when they were the pinnacle of technology", he thought but didn't say.
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StavrosK
6y ago
Maybe they don't like HN?
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StavrosK
6y ago
Looks like the author set up a redirect to EFF if you're coming from HN. It was showing the article for me earlier.
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StavrosK
6y ago
Same here, but I didn't get redirected a few minutes ago.
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StavrosK
6y ago
Two Yubikeys.
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StavrosK
6y ago
To everyone remarking about privacy, the app does say that the photo won't be sent anywhere. I wonder if everything is done on-device.
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