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by ajayyy 6y ago
It's meant for private encrypted backups instead of public distributed files, so it is less complicated. The users just pay the people who store it through a contract.
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by ajayyy 6y ago
Sia has been around for years doing this for backups
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by ajayyy 6y ago
I was on 2708
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by ajayyy 7y ago
What team? We were on that alliance too.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
No, but this is not obvious. Vitamin water claims that excuse and I don't believe they should either.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
I guess one big difference is who is paying the fee. In an ethereum "app", the code stays dormant until a user interacts with it and pays a transaction fee.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Both Android and iOS now allow you to give an app location access only while it is in the foreground
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by ajayyy 7y ago
With Treble, it's getting closer to this as one ROM can support many phones
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Highschool coops are required to be unpaid to count as a credit in my province, so it is probably similar in some other places which would lead to that practice
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by ajayyy 7y ago
They killed and deleted data from Google plus just recently. Tons of data gone forever. Google plus used to be integrated into every part of Google.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
It was big before too
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Touch typing is not common in people my age (early 2000s). People learn to type on their own out of necessity, so they learn their own techniques just like how everyone has different handwriting. So, some are fast and some are slow.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
That's Tesla, which is one of the targets of right to repair
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by ajayyy 7y ago
You are allowed to remove the headlights, you just can't drive it on public roads
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by ajayyy 7y ago
I wonder how you pay with cash. Don't they legally have to accept cash?
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by ajayyy 7y ago
This isn't a new project. It's been around for many years.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Locking people in is never going to solve anything.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Most people in this field are leaving to the US. It's surprising how many. See https://s3.amazonaws.com/chartprod/Lb7EHT9ksyZyjHqo5/thumbna... . I am in a Canadian software engineering program right now, and i
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Depends on the city. But yes, that's why so many people leave
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Just a landing page
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Why does it say "18,000+" members and counting? I guess it is a template site and you forgot to update that part?
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by ajayyy 7y ago
I agree. It also lets you know where you left off since you can look at your commit message history. And, if you get lost, you can check what you've actually done since your last commit with git diff.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Not true in Canada
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Yea, but for Premium it is different. At least, back when it was called YouTube red, they just promised a majority.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
It is private. I don't think they would really care and would more care about link clicks.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
This extension was built because of Kurzgesagt. I love them, but it really frustrates me that this happens. Wendover is 100x worse, but I stopped watching his channel all together for that very reason over a year ago.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
This already exists. You can see realtime (per second of the video) engagement statistics. It shows drops in sponsored sections normally and it pickup back up right after.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Here is the video that made me start working on SponsorBlock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfgT6zx4k3Q Here is a thread where I explain: https://www.reddit.com/r/kurzgesagt/comments/ca7vub&
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Yes, but in general I do agree it is important to be weary of services. Not specifically mine.
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by ajayyy 7y ago
Almost. They say "a majority" but don't specify the exact amount. So, over 50%.

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