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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
The last paragraph there about AMD seems completely baseless and overstated. NVIDIA does have much higher market share and brand recognition from both ML and gamers for now, but AMD has been firing on all cylinders for quite a few years, an
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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
Tokens on top of Ethereum generally are not mined at all. Ethereum provides the consensus layer for them.
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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
This idea that AMD GPUs don’t work is absolutely ludicrous, and you’ve said it at least twice now. Go ahead and back up your claim, if you don’t mind.
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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
Kraken…?
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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
Extremely private monetary transactions may be a net negative, and yet it may be the world we must adapt to, if the ability to do so now exists. There is always room for “good honest police work”, though. There are many roadblocks governmen
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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
I largely agree - to this comment, not your parent post - but the technology is here. Governments couldn’t accept citizens with easy access to strong encryption either, but they have had to make do ever since. Not all of the code can be sa
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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
So, you would have the government step in and deny the right of an individual to earn what they may need at that moment, in their specific circumstance, to form a contract with another person - a business owner? The bureaucracy knows better
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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
It’s easily possible to argue that the concept or structure of unions, and their relationships to business, as generally implemented, tends towards those corruptions.
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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
Don’t worry, it’s worse. They collect everything, illegally and without any ethics. Then they’re incompetent as well, so action doesn’t happen when it should. Instead we get capricious, haphazard enforcement, and a dark future with all of t
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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
This is the right question I think. For me personally, not the person you replied to, it is the noise. After years of soul-searching, and as a music lover, it’s about the noise. I will (or would) leave NYS over this. 76dB 50ft away under 35
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by TimeBearingDown 4y ago
That is a really nice feature. The (only?) downside is less tight distro integration, less reliance on shared libraries which can be updated and bugfixed independent of the browser. I’m less convinced of that benefit in the face of seamless
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
To be honest, I’m still quite bitter and resentful about losing the r/RightWingLGBT community. Vast majorities on a site like that are already self-censoring. The damage in terms of isolation and radicalization is already very real.
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
I was just about to point out, there’s no great likelihood that all will survive the next election, either…
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
Linux disk management tools were my gateway drug. diskpart and diskmgmt.msc are fine, but gparted does nearly anything feasible, it’s indispensable. Then you just run ‘mount’ and ‘df -h’ a lot and in the end that’s similar to ‘net use’ on W
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
I have an X1 Carbon 6 (2018) ultraportable with an i7-8250U 15W quad core processor. I feel certain both Windows and Linux handle 4K60 streaming without spending more than 1-3W and no fan. I’ll test and check back soon.
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
Not any more than PoW, which has worse economies of scale in which the richest get richer at a faster rate as they can lock up supply of available hardware.
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
His father lived there, and he didn’t drive out of state with a gun. This is just factually wrong. I recommend getting your information from the trial itself as much of this is spelled out quite clearly.
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
As the adage in the concealed carry community goes, “Better to be judged by twelve than carried by six”. At that point, when your life is threatened, act, and look to ensure the involvement of medics and the law once you are safe.
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
Both things are true. Arch is, in my experience, much more stable, and yet you should glance at the news page and run full system upgrades when you could spare some downtime if you had to.
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
My guess, they didn’t do a punch hole because they will use that space for FaceID soon. It also solidifies the notch as an Apple brand symbol, at a time when it may fade from the phone within a few years. So much advertising for apps and ot
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
Smartphones aren’t servers, but they run tons of services that interact with the surrounding world. Bluetooth, WiFi, etc… The kernel also still plays a vital and security-meaningful role in processing calls from applications. Running an ou
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
Source for Dai being critically dependent on USDC? It’s been around years before USDC and maintained its peg through the 2017 collapse, if I recall. I know it has changed over time (multi-collateral Dai).
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
They would be selling USDT. Especially on short notice, with Tethers sitting on an exchange that may not have access to fiat, they will likely sell to BTC or ETH at least at first.
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by TimeBearingDown 5y ago
They’d prefer holding USDT to BTC. In this event we describe though, they may prefer selling for BTC or other cryptocurrency. They may not have the option of selling for fiat currency, as well, at least not right away. The assumption that a