Vladimof

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by Vladimof 4y ago
> If there are no severe restrictions or limitations on what Linux applications under Rosetta can do, that makes WINE a great possibility, at the least. Apple IS in the severe limitation business... that's the main reason I steered
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by Vladimof 4y ago
A bit like my gpg encrypted crypto wallet... I mail it to everyone
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by Vladimof 4y ago
I used to do that 5+ years ago.... Password manager is much easier...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
Im glad news.yc and reddit don't require email to sign up...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
I put some gallium on my aluminum car engine
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by Vladimof 4y ago
That is nice of them /s... Windows binary allowed too?
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by Vladimof 4y ago
> Opus became the definitive codec for lossy compression for the web. never heard of Opus for images... must have been sleeping
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by Vladimof 4y ago
Algolia, please don't display nothing when JavaScript is disabled...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
Does that have anything to do with the EU forcing them to have USB-C?
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by Vladimof 4y ago
"the one that needed to be around 10% expensive platinum to work"
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by Vladimof 4y ago
Do you have any examples? I don't really use check nowadays...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
Then you could ask how many people can easily detect fake bills? But either way, checks aren't credit even if you say it is...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
> How can you know that someone hasn't transferred the bitcoin out of the wallet before they give it to you? How can you know someone hasn't transferred the money out of their bank account when they hand you a check?
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by Vladimof 4y ago
> There is no central authority who will go after those that make counterfeit bills, like the FBI. Why? They go after people copying bits after all... i.e.: movies
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by Vladimof 4y ago
I'm still waiting for a round USB connector... But either way, that's good... it means that Apple will have to keep a connector on their devices and not go 100% wireless (not that I would ever use one of their devices)
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by Vladimof 4y ago
> Of course, the first thing that comes to mind is what happens if better solutions are found. Will EU block innovation? no... we also had the Micro USB standard because of Europe...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
> Elon Musk says Panasonic's new 4680 batteries are absolutely critical to unlocking a cheaper, $25,000 EV. Is that before or after federal credits?
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by Vladimof 4y ago
Still can't buy RaspberryPis... not sure if it's related. But for some reason I can still buy boat loads of ESP8266 and other micro-controllers...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
Matrix has E2EE on the the web... it's kind of different, but you can share pretty large files...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
ahhh so they already have what they need to do iCloud E2EE, they just decide not to use it for your data....
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by Vladimof 4y ago
> The syncing of passkeys in iCloud solves this backup problem. But then apple has your keys....
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by Vladimof 4y ago
I thought that she ran out naked, but apparently her clothes completely burned off of her body...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
ahhh 4KB...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
4k intro available only in 1080p
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by Vladimof 4y ago
https://recipes.anovaculinary.com/recipe/easy-sous-vide-omel...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
Full self driving is the biggest joke... if at least they would have called it self-driving... or half-self-driving
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by Vladimof 4y ago
Did they crack monero yet?
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by Vladimof 4y ago
We probably should get a large fleet of these to check on the police force... Since they kill more people every year then mass shooters...
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by Vladimof 4y ago
> The rule where every transaction is a taxable event came after crypto had already failed for payments. They are making sure it stays that way... Its not like crypto can't change.
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by Vladimof 4y ago
Governments really screwed crypto when they decided to treat it like the stock market...

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