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by adminu 7y ago
If history has shown anything, then that smart people wont refuse to work under such a system. There is always someone who is willing to do the job and more importantly, as soon as the system is established, rewards for good work will drive
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by adminu 7y ago
But the way to "share" information this way is to just send it to someone else. You could instead just send a text file or an image, it's the same (except, you could actually encrypt it). After all this is exactly as censorsh
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by adminu 7y ago
Maybe I don't get something, here, buy as I understand it, the url contains all the data so you are effectively providing the information wherever the link is posted. Thus, if the posted link is gone, the data is gone, the generator-we
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by adminu 7y ago
Well, that’s in part a point for the batteries, though. You spend a lot of energy to lift all that fuel that you just blow out with all its potential energy up in the air, whilst the batteries provide you with that very potential energy on
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by adminu 7y ago
I'd be seriously interested in why this is downvoted so much... I thought, the documentary was quite intresting and balanced.
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by adminu 7y ago
Usually it is the other way round: you miss what you had somewhere else and learned to love. When you go back it hurts. Try a 800x600 monitor nowadays and you will cringe. For me after using functional constructs a lot I find myself wishing
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by adminu 7y ago
Assuming Hong Kong is indeed tightening its grip on the people and accepting more influence from Beijing, I wonder if that was a smart move. I mean, Hong Kong is a cash cow for China and an innovation driver. It foots on lots of trade and i
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by adminu 7y ago
I wonder why so many articles today have so many words but yet so little content? This one has a mile-long introduction. The headlines question could have been answered in rather few words. I feel a short answer had satisfied me. To make it
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by adminu 7y ago
I think it is worrying that some types of facts sometimes appear to be left out or be misrepresented seemingly willingly to produce a certain image. That's not what I expect from good news reporting. As an example take the 1.7% interse
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by adminu 7y ago
Well, in a performance point of view it is a fact that women perform 10-12% worse then men (from the article) in certain disciplines. The genders are quite measurable not equal in this metric.
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by adminu 7y ago
There actually are more combinations involving three chromosomes. They make binary classification quite... impossible
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by adminu 7y ago
According to [1] there are at least 8 more countries with that kind of a thousend seperator [1] http://www.statisticalconsultants.co.nz/blog/how-the-world-s...
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by adminu 7y ago
Thats how we learned English in school and for me I can say I never learned the vocabulary and I was not great in English examens either. The reason I am a C2 English speaker by now is that school gave me a good foundation (but did not brin
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by adminu 7y ago
It's not only tit for tat but also the herd behavior of following the masses and like the already popular content instead of deciding for yourself if you like something.
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by adminu 7y ago
How would you know, the article is worse then? ;)
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by adminu 7y ago
I guess yes, but I would suggest to you to use a plugin like umatrix as I think it is more likely to catch unknown rogue player's actions. If in doubt, use both, it doesn't hurt that much but benefits a lot.
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by adminu 7y ago
The BBC reported though, that he claimed to have captured video of the victim which, to me, sounds like exposing their usage of porn in a very personal way. Comparing this headline to buzzfeed is not justified imho.
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by adminu 8y ago
Strangely enough that MS has not yet applied some sort of ML algorithm to finding the times for updates "best" suitable for each user. I thought that's the thing currently
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by adminu 8y ago
Well, in this case the flooded area was under water before as well... just frozen water. So I assume the environmental impact would be small, here. Also I would assume, the higher up the mountain the dam is build the smaller the impact due
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by adminu 8y ago
I would say, that rather is an advantage, not a disadvantage. It is good to know after all that /something/ happened so you know that a page might be broken in some way instead of it failing silently behind your back.
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by adminu 8y ago
The question is, what are you going to say when you have an office in the EU? Or you use one of the EU states to launder your money (Ireland is very popular, for example)? The big firms are affected by it and about the small ones... I doubt
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by adminu 8y ago
A market of 512M well situated people surely is not an issue to ignore, great business advice here...
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by adminu 8y ago
Until taking part in a decentralized system is a crime by itself due to potentially illegal content and your possession and distribution of that content. The distributed system does not stop to work then, but the user might risk punishment
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by adminu 8y ago
Well, and advertisement is meant to be "information". Textbook capitalism is just not a good model of real world capitalism.
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by adminu 8y ago
To claim it is insured by the SIPC when it is not is just false advertising (or big time incompetence). It's not a good game to play if you will get sued for it.
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by adminu 8y ago
Just you don't know which judge you will end up with before you got sued... Might be tricky to know all the quirks of all the judges and then also predict which ones will be relevant, no?
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by adminu 8y ago
True, but not very nice to use. For example, if you change the tab, all other pages get unloaded and will reload if you change back to them. Very good for loosing where on the page you where. It is not a big issue really as FFF (as I unders
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by adminu 8y ago
I think FF Focus is absolutely brilliant an mobile and for everything else (except Facebook) I use firefox with ublock origin. It performs very well and I can nicely sync my passwords and tabs to my other devices.
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by adminu 8y ago
This. I use FF for normal browsing and Chrome for Google based stuff that requires an account, like Gmail, YouTube, Docs, etc. Besides not having ANY performance issues with FF I think it is good practice to separate most of your accounts f
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by adminu 8y ago
Turns out firefox uses DNS over HTTPS to resolve DNS names (if enabled), maybe you want to turn that of and check if it changes anything. https://wiki.mozilla.org/Trusted_Recursive_Resolver

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