angio

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121.
by angio 4y ago
They explicitly say the data is de-anonymised because otherwise they wouldn't be able to directly contact users.
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by angio 5y ago
Some Ukrainian banks (and other services) have been under constant ddos attacks from russian hackers (even before the invasion).
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by angio 5y ago
The internet doesn't need to be controlled by a single country, and there are other countries in the world besides the US, Russia, and China.
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by angio 5y ago
US-based tech companies where collaborating with the NSA on their illegal mass surveillance programmes.
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by angio 5y ago
Introduce general data protection rules, then forbid data transfers to countries that cannot guarantee protection of users' data. That what's happening in the EU with US-based software.
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by angio 5y ago
They're going to buy 320M USD worth of ETH and use it to replenish the reserves. Solana has big VC backing it so it shouldn't be an issue to find that money.
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by angio 5y ago
The usual suspect is that apps cannot rely on Google Play Services for push notifications and so they keep a background task to fetch them.
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by angio 5y ago
/r/unixporn users
129.
by angio 5y ago
Because Polygon is a different chain and people have billions locked in Ethereum. Layer-2 allow users to transfer their tokens to the Layer-2 without trusting a third-party bridge. Funds on L2 are secured by L1.
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by angio 5y ago
My favorite thing about Tiger was that at the end of its life cycle it was incredibly stable.
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by angio 5y ago
Figma killer feature is developer handoff. When designers use Adobe XD or Sketch it's a pain, but with Figma developers on Linux can access design documents as well.
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by angio 5y ago
No, companies based in the US or that want to do business in the US are the ones that cannot serve the Crimea-based journalist, but the journalist is in the clear.
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by angio 5y ago
It's not illegal for the journalist to receive donations and sell their work.
134.
by angio 5y ago
If more people cycle, then thoes with special needs that need a car will have less traffic and more parking space available, thus improving their experience. People using public transit like busses will also have less problems since busses
135.
by angio 5y ago
What if you were a journalist in Crimea and wanted to provide content behind a paywall like Substack or Patreon?
136.
by angio 5y ago
Also in some countries manholes are not always round but also square (hinged to the road to avoid falling).
137.
by angio 5y ago
Yes, IIRC stenographers in the US are required to type 225 WPM with 98% accuracy.
138.
by angio 5y ago
I'm glad I'm a fast typer because I can spend less time replying to pointless emails.
139.
by angio 5y ago
I explicitly said I'm not sure it's better or worse (largely depends in which country you're living I guess), but it's undeniably more decentralized than the current situation.
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by angio 5y ago
Look at it from the developer side, you (as a dev) cannot offer anything of you what you mentioned without government approval, but you can deploy a new yearn strategy to offer what GP mentioned. We can argue if that's good or bad, but
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by angio 5y ago
No NFT project claims that, they're pretty explicit that they own the copyright on the images and you can't use them for commercial purpose. There's only a few niche NFT collections that also sell right to the image you'
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by angio 5y ago
Why would they do that? If you like the picture you can just download it, if you want to access gatekeeped communities having the same picture with a different contract won't work, it will also have a value of 0$ so you won't sell
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by angio 5y ago
Public blockchains are a threat to private blockchains and so he has a conflict of interest. He should disclose that. He's like the CEO of WeWork writing against remote work.
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by angio 5y ago
He's the CTO at Adjoint, see for example this article about their tech https://medium.com/humanizing-the-singularity/adjoint-distri...
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by angio 5y ago
No the NFT itself is fine, the issues that OpenSea is the biggest marketplace by far and so it becomes more difficult to buy the copycats. There is currently no good decentralized marketplace for NFTs.
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by angio 5y ago
It also ignores chains like Tezos that don't use proof of work.
147.
by angio 5y ago
I don't know on MacOS, but on NixOS nix fetches pre-built binaries from Cachix. It only needs to build derivations if you customize them.
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by angio 5y ago
I don't know, running torture camps doesn't sound much better if you can talk about them and yet they are not closed.
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by angio 5y ago
Aren't Guantanamo Bay and other torture camps (black sites as they are known now) still open?
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by angio 5y ago
Aren't CloudFlare and other CDNs an easy target for that? They have to decrypt and then re-encrypt all trafic going through them.

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