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by akerro 9y ago
>95% of the people are here to get rich quick and not for the developement You're saying that application and developers came completely unprepared for the market?
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by akerro 9y ago
IOTA wallet is full of really bad bugs, just look how bad it is on first pages, the more pages you skip, the worse it is. It still doesn't work on Linux, for many users wallet crashes or shows green screen and nothing more. Doesn'
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by akerro 9y ago
Technically it was with permission, because people had shild program enabled in Firefox, it's a different story who enabled it, and why it re-enables after upgrade.
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by akerro 9y ago
Mist crashed only once for me when I run out of memory, "swarm" consumed 15GB of RAM and was killed by kernel. Otherwise it never crashed for me. Mist is on all the time, bitcoin once day for a few hours (3-5hrs), litecoin is on f
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by akerro 9y ago
I have a Dell laptop that I bought for ~$500 in 2014, upgraded to 16GB RAM and SSD, it holds ETH, LTC and BTC blockchain. It's constant network transfer is 4MB/s, avg. CPU usage 70%. Run Arch. What problem are you having?
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by akerro 9y ago
What platform are you on?
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by akerro 9y ago
> If you clicked on the link about shield studies you'd see it says they're opt in, did you not getting prompted about it? No, I had Firefox test pilot with `Video Min` addon, I was not prompted about he `Looking Glass` I remov
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by akerro 9y ago
Another confusing name, it has nothing to do with Truffle - part of Graal Java compiler... https://github.com/graalvm/graal/tree/master/truffle It's not as bad as "Riot" (at least 3 projec
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by akerro 9y ago
Comcast is committed to free and open Internet, nothing to worry for now https://imgur.com/gallery/RPgJf
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by akerro 9y ago
Why are meshnets not popular and why is no one talking about them? Can we start some discussion about software like cjdns?
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Throttle the FCC and Fight for Net Neutrality(maxcdn.com)
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by akerro 9y ago
>very much like how TV was once described. Now, when TV is part of our life we're used to that brainwashing and most people don't notice it any more.
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by akerro 9y ago
Sure, you can't stop all of them, but stopping 96% would be enough.
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by akerro 9y ago
I read recently that a guy in Poland had his Bitcoin miners Antminers worth 100k USD confiscated at the border check because it was not certified, it didn't have CEER labels: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=au
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by akerro 9y ago
> $600 for half an episode-of-whatever and $3000 Insane, you can get a good VPN from TorGuard, PIA or NordVPN for 10x less than half of an episode!
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by akerro 9y ago
By the police. >Where do you imagine these devices are made / manufactured? It doesn't matter. If Chinese, Thai, US, Spanic or Russian company wants to sell their device in Europe they have to comply to CEER (Council of Europea
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by akerro 9y ago
It is in some countries. The logic is: if you lock your car, it is harder to steal. If it's stolen because you left it open, it's your fault and you pay for police time and investigation. If a policeman sees your car unlocked they
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by akerro 9y ago
You can easily use underlying technologies like FreeNet, IPFS, ZeroNet and BeakerBrowser to create one. Like in Tor browser, integrate the other software and bundle them together as one program.
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by akerro 9y ago
>on when this will all collapse? 2 hours ago
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by akerro 9y ago
As long as people want to pay for this it holds value. If someone is ready to pay 10k for it, it's worth 10k.
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by akerro 9y ago
> "Go compiler is fast when you add the `-i` flag", ok, do that then Only useful when you have mutable environment, most build spaces don't have it because it's insecure. So it's useless for big projects with ext
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by akerro 9y ago
>Not sure what the "it" is in your first sentence, but allow me to address the rest of your points. The project in linked repository.
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by akerro 9y ago
It uses remote dependencies. First compilation in a single-run environment will be very slow, there won't be second compilation. Go compiler is fast when you add the `-i` flag, without it it takes a couple of seconds to compile a few h
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by akerro 9y ago
>Such ecosystems come with incredible costs. For instance, rust cannot >even compile itself on i386 at present time because it exhausts the >address space. Is cargo supported on i386 platforms? Also Rust complies itself, afaik the
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by akerro 9y ago
What's that?
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by akerro 9y ago
Let's see how they will make IPA compatible with GDPR.
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by akerro 9y ago
https://therecipe.github.io/qt/ I've seen this being used in a few projects.
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by akerro 9y ago
https://therecipe.github.io/qt/
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by akerro 9y ago
Be careful, it's for OSX only.
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by akerro 9y ago
>As a Dutchie my Internet is largely unaffected by the FCC. You can't be more wrong. Since Netflix, Amazon, youporn, imgur, reddit will be affected by this and they will have to pay more to keep their bandwidth on the same level as

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