aliqot

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by aliqot 4y ago
> the english don't even want to understand I've never found this to be the case, people are generally curious and courteous.
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by aliqot 4y ago
I get that a lot. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33039793
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by aliqot 4y ago
I also chip in :) Librewolf eally saved my bacon on this old laptop I keep flogging into the future.
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by aliqot 4y ago
>people who are already dead won't die again? Oh look, another chronic-death denier
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by aliqot 4y ago
> that they need to get home grown GIF supplies, instead of importing all their GIFs from the US As an Amish idk how to feel about this.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Qutebrowser is best, I pay for it voluntarily though it's free. But Firefox is mostly independent eh? Did they stop taking google money yet?
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by aliqot 4y ago
> Taking down content immediately based on one party making a claim is ripe to be abused. I absolutely agree, and in my opinion we already see this with DMCA.
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by aliqot 4y ago
and the effort to track these animals sometimes could take a long time and a lot of foot travel
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by aliqot 4y ago
timestamps are submitted by the miner solving the block, so a misconfigured clock could be the culprit, but most often these are attacks against a difficulty adjustment algorithm or re-org scheme where a lot of hashrate is used to overwhelm
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by aliqot 4y ago
> user friendly is not the same thing as simple Testify!
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by aliqot 4y ago
Private blockchain is a term that refers to blockchain tech that does not divulge balances and transaction history without being a signing party to that transaction or without a delegated 'view' key created by the keyholder for th
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by aliqot 4y ago
Your body goes into an autopilot trance. It's happened to me on long bike marathons where as long as your water, electrolytes and fuels are still coming in your brain is in this primal mode where your body knows what to do, and your br
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by aliqot 4y ago
There's a reason why lots of HFT firms have massive amounts of RAM. It's easier to get the code out first, and handle leaks with a reboot later.
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by aliqot 4y ago
This is nothing, it failed to produce blocks for -days- before There are anomalous blocktimes throughout the entire history. Long times, short times, even negative times. Press play here for an order tabular list of all anomalous block time
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by aliqot 4y ago
Any service known for not proactively removing content will be overburdened as users from other services who submit 'complaint-generating' content will flock to your service. When people who submit these complaints don't feel
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by aliqot 4y ago
Every UTXO is also randomized as far as input selection and distribution and also the way they're labeled as they travel through the system. For the simplest example, reference early monero code (at the time BMR, and MRO) where Borrome
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by aliqot 4y ago
some blockchains are 100% traceable.
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by aliqot 4y ago
No worries everyone, I checked. Flash is on there.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Though I have no law expertise, this does not qualify for fair use. I do really like this though, as I haven't seen or heard of the majority of these and they're interesting to flip through.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Using the title of the post is generally the correct way, with few exceptions.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Just because we are developers, we are not immune from humanity. Tribalism is a survival trait inherent to our species, we will oft apply it where it has very little utility. That being said, I guess what I'm trying to say is, I think
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by aliqot 4y ago
Awesome I really like the aimless nature of it. I'll give it a shot and see if I gather pictures as I pass through other areas. Thanks again for building this. What's the best way for us to help or reward you? Do you have a github
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by aliqot 4y ago
Thank you!
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by aliqot 4y ago
Thank you :) - Are there any goals, high scores, etc? - I noticed there is a meter showing what % I've explored and I'm curious if that is for the current route or the total number of drive-able routes, or if it corresponds to an
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by aliqot 4y ago
That's so cool. I sure appreciate you for making this for us and it's cool that your job at the time had creative stuff like this to do. This hits that same spot that ProgressQuest or Blaseball hits.
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by aliqot 4y ago
> Same stuff, but you can only take public transport or a bicycle. hahahah this got a laugh out of me. Really fun app you have here. What inspired you?
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by aliqot 4y ago
This is so cool! I'm in a motorcycle somewhere in Oklahoma. I tried the Talkie but it didn't work, all the sound got very low pitched. Will try in something besides firefox later when I reach my first landmark. Has anybody figured
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by aliqot 4y ago
weechat + bitlbee
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by aliqot 4y ago
In my opinion, banning the purchase would little, but what could be more effective is to ban the collection of it.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Demand does not incur a debt to indulge. Consume less, make less people, and use less power. Ask yourself if those things are possible in your life and whether that means perfect should be the enemy of good when bringing in a responsible so

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