aiCeivi9

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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
It is possible to be addicted to anything and it is quite easy with any painkillers, it doesn't have to opioid based one. Subconscious fear of pain is enough to take them in advance, just in case, every day.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
> This is a huge “fuck you developers” from Twitter. Well, they are doing it again . If developers didn't learn anything from the previous time why should we care?
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
Doesn't it achieve opposite effect? All smaller, non ASIC resistant currencies can be bullied by someone with a lot of (rented) PCs. Ignore 51% attack, just sudden changes in difficulty & time between blocks would introduce chaos.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
It already is abused. I don't know anyone who used "Direct carrier billing" on-purpose, it is only used by scammers.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
On site owners site? That extensions likely punishes owners of sites visited by you by suspending their ad network account for click fraud. I can see how that might be considered harmful.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
Take a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Discontinued_Google_s...
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
It is hard to verify if separate pools aren't controlled by single entity so we won't know when it happens.
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
> Earn.com allows senders to pay users for replying to emails and completing tasks There was quite few sites with same idea 15 years ago. Back then it took me some time to understand that no serious business wants to show ads to people p
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
The timeline for the first one is just sad.
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
We hated the name as soon as it was announced, before any incident. People thought it was misleading and we have another proof it is.
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
No, it is supposed to reduce surface area between modules/jars. Before Java9 library creators could only add "internal" to their packages name and hope end users won't touch it. The introduction of modules might actually
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
I don't like how they idealize EU law. It is actually used by people that have something to hide. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_be_forgotten#Criticis... . I would prefer it to be on case-by-case basis,
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
json.Host = "headers.jsontest.com"; json["User-Agent"] = "curl/7.43.0"; Why not use simple notation for eveything without '.' in key?
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
Any mail sending company will preemptive ban some clients. If they end up on DBLs or start being blocked by GMail, it is already too late.
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
If they ever do, they will be people trying to weaponize it. It reminds me of old email spam: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_job
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
EULA to read an an article? Well that is something new.
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
Doesn't scale. Firefox is already introducing option to block "notification permission" requests as all sites spam with it, even when it makes little to none sense.
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
I want my status bar back in browsers. Damn chromization of browsers.
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
It is harder to avoid with smart TVs and other hardware with YT apps.
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
Isn't that just survival bias? The good ones didn't collapse?
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
That is not something you need to protect against, it was only used to make hosting malware code easier. For image hosting services it is required to process images anyway - for example to strip EXIF GPS data. It looks like imagemagick can&
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
They just assume that 3rd party shouldn't ever have a need to send " http://" link only to redirect to " https://" and are willing to stop that feature from working even if it can lead to false
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
But why Google? Shouldn't they ask mobile operators in first place?
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
Well it depends. If blockchain stored on disk directly contains knows know illegal content it will be picked up by some scanners used by law enforcement. Just like pirated software it won't be enough on it's own but might be a goo
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
So I wonder - does that have any negative impact on vodafone brand in other countries?
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
You forgot the part where you scroll down that humungus lead image
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
People are interested in factoring numbers in context of breaking RSA encryption, so they knew factored number is not a prime. Also quantum algorithms are probabilistic so getting "it is a prime result" isn't very trustworthy
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
Real world finally fixed that issue. While selecting cheapest product still gets you the worst one, spending money on more expensive one doesn't guarantee it will be any better.
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
"Trustico allows customers to generate a Certificate Signing Request and Private Key during the ordering process," the statement read. "These Private Keys are stored in cold storage, for the purpose of revocation." Maybe
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by aiCeivi9 9y ago
Even with perfect algorithm it won't be profitable enough. Value of mined coins will be roughly equal to value of consumed electricity used by computer (if no more efficient miner hardware exists). That gives around $1 if someone stays

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