alvarosm

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by alvarosm 10y ago
Too bad the druggies don't have a religion so they could appeal to the UN or something.
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by alvarosm 10y ago
Yeah, but that's the intoxication you can hear in the Spanish media all day long. How the next politician is going to solve everything by throwing money everywhere... you can see how a society that readily swallows that crap can't
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by alvarosm 10y ago
Very few Spaniards are skilled enough to "flee" the country, let alone speak enough English (or any other language) to be able to work abroad. Wages are low because both companies and workers are not very valuable. Companies are n
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by alvarosm 10y ago
That's the thing, you're not getting a "good dev" in Spain. And that's why they cost just 36k or are unemployed.
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by alvarosm 10y ago
It's pretty obvious and simple. Because they want to run away with your money NOW. Ethereum had money already so they could survive while waiting to scam you even more.
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by alvarosm 10y ago
Hopefully this will make the idiot "investors" realize what a piece of crap Ethereum (and anything related) is.
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by alvarosm 10y ago
Well, an article so one-sided, incomplete and inaccurate can only be called propaganda. I don't like evangelists. By the way, propaganda is much better when the author has no idea he's on anyone's payroll. Of course I have n
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by alvarosm 10y ago
Article sponsored by Russia, China and Iran. Quite probably at least.
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by alvarosm 10y ago
Posts like this are much needed in HN
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by alvarosm 11y ago
If you're referring to the 1850s that's simply false: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_opium_in_China#/med... If you're referring to the decades since the 1950s, under a communist regime the
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by alvarosm 11y ago
hmmm I love the smell of marxism in the morning
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by alvarosm 11y ago
Not wrong. You're forced to do all that if you don't want to spend inordinate amounts of money/time on maintaining the server. There are so many cheap certificates available -which are much simpler to use- that it's not
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by alvarosm 11y ago
The windows xp USER has these problems. YOU have the problem of him not being able to connect to your SSL website.
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by alvarosm 11y ago
tobltobs: If you say I'm lying you should point out the falsehoods, or you're just another manipulator at work. At least pfg isn't arguing whether I'm telling the truth, he just has a different opinion.
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by alvarosm 11y ago
I don't think anyone will be offering free DV certs while let's encrypt is still so dysfunctional and unusable in a real life situation. There was the potential for that, sure, but they've screwed up.
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by alvarosm 11y ago
Because everyone should love to waste their time writing their own client. And running let'sencrypt scripts as root. And risking their security. And/or renewing certificates every now and then instead of focusing on stuff that mat
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by alvarosm 11y ago
Downvote the truth, keep them coming. I'm used to censorship in HN.
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by alvarosm 11y ago
Pathetic let'sencrypt promotion. Now I'm gonna give you a few reasons not to use let's encrypt: it forces you to keep a piece of software that can generate keys in your server. It forces you to reload your web server config e
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by alvarosm 11y ago
Yeah, well... easy to blame morals when you have none and wouldn't know moral if it hit you in the face. ISIS jihadists have no morals, for example. The article is ridiculous
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by alvarosm 11y ago
While I disagree with him, I disagree with HN's censorship more. It's disgusting that posts are grayed out or flagged all the time whenever someone has a strong opinion. Should we all avoid judging anything?? disgusting
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by alvarosm 11y ago
Of course every subject is incredibly difficult if you're drowning in moral relativism and are thus incapable of judicious thought. This is not about "being yourself"-euphemism for doing as you please with utter disregard for
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by alvarosm 11y ago
At least someone still has a bit of common sense.
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by alvarosm 11y ago
The censorship on HN is outright disgusting.
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by alvarosm 11y ago
If you had to pay one of the world's most expensive electricity bills, I guess you wouldn't find it so awesome.
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by alvarosm 11y ago
4 million out of 17 have fled already. I'm not trying to blame anyone for anything, just saying. His decision to stay is his decision.
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by alvarosm 11y ago
The long sought pipe dream: socialdemocracy in the middle east. This time in the form of the so-called "Arab spring", a fiasco all EU and US liberals hailed as the panacea for the middle east and which has only caused untold suffe
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by alvarosm 11y ago
It could be, depends on the circumstances. Of course you have a point, there are always family ties and so on. But even without leaving Syria I guess you could be at safer places than Aleppo.
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by alvarosm 11y ago
It never ceases to amaze me to what lengths people go to stay in the land they're attached to. I'd have fled my country a very long time ago if I had ISIS that close.
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by alvarosm 11y ago
"In the United States, a benefit corporation is a type of for-profit corporate entity, authorized by 30 U.S. states and the District of Columbia[1] that includes positive impact on society and the environment in addition to profit as
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by alvarosm 11y ago
Well, let's forget about Strickler's caviar socialist hypocrisy for a moment, then: "It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own intere

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