angio

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by angio 5y ago
Yes, it's very common to look at the address of an NFT before buying it. Marketplaces do this for you and provide a "verified" badge for NFTs that match well-known collections. No one would mistake the NFT minted on this webs
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by angio 5y ago
Since they're minted from a different address than the original they're not a replica aren't they? They're a different token.
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by angio 5y ago
Maybe at that point Apple can stop spying on its users, that way as an EU citizen I get the US government to stop spying on me too (Apple was part of PRISM).
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by angio 5y ago
To be fair, the appeal of Nix (and Guix) to me is that it's very easy to create binary packages of applications I use. Coming from Fedora, it takes minutes to create new packages compared to hours with RPM.
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by angio 5y ago
The issue with rustup is that it's not integrated in my distro package manager, unlike the dotnet packages.
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by angio 5y ago
To be fair, on Linux, getting started with dotnet is actually easier than other languages. The packages provided by Microsoft allows to install multiple version of dotnet side by side and then you can choose which one to use project by proj
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by angio 5y ago
The US could halve their emissions and still emit at the same level of an industrialized country like France. A good starting point is to invest more in nuclear energy.
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by angio 5y ago
A thousand deaths per year is still an astronomical number considering police kills less than 5 people per year in the UK.
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by angio 5y ago
I'd rather not live any under of them, and that's the reason I live in Europe. This is not the first time the US (an ally country) hacked European companies to gather data about European citizens (or in other cases technology).
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by angio 5y ago
Polygon (not Polygon-Hermez) is not a Layer-2 but a sidechain.
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by angio 5y ago
In my experience magit version is much faster to use since you can simply select which lines you want to stage without having to refine the hunk.
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by angio 5y ago
The reason I'm bullish on Fable (and Feliz) is that in my experience the challenge in writing a modern web application is dealing with state, especially when API calls are involved. With Fable I save a lot of time (and bugs!) in that,
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by angio 5y ago
On a real L2 (so no sidechains like Polygon, Avax) probably around 30$ to 50$. It should go down when they unthrottle transactions.
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by angio 5y ago
As a european I wouldn't pay twice for american made shoes, while I (and many people) routinely pay a premium for italian and french made shoes. The problem is that made in america is not considered premium for clothes the same way tha
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by angio 5y ago
But the delay is after the bitcoins are converted to fiat, so even if it takes one day is not influenced by the price of bitcoin.
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by angio 5y ago
I can play a game (DarkForest) and sell items to other players in exchange for real money (xDAI) without trusting dodgy websites.
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by angio 5y ago
Dense cities usually have nice communal spaces that kids can use to play and socialize.
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by angio 5y ago
We have an example most readers here are familiar with: the US ignored European (mostly British) intellectual property when they were developing and now they produce more innovation than any European country. Germany, Switzerland, and Italy
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by angio 5y ago
Fuchsine dye was patented in France, so factories moved to Switzerland to produce it freely. Now pharma is one of Switzerland's main industries.
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by angio 5y ago
You need to pass your luggage through metal detectors to enter train stations in busy cities. Not comparable with airports where security takes much much longer.
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by angio 5y ago
I'm a big fan of GraphCMS since it integrates with all the graphql tooling available for React. I've used it with projects using Next and Gatsby. Their free plan is generous enough I haven't upgraded a single project of mine.
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by angio 5y ago
> For example time and time again the supply chain of Apple becomes "contaminated" with forced labor by Uyghurs. More likely, companies will start discriminating against non-han employees to avoid being accused of forced labour
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by angio 5y ago
I believe non mainstream media is easier to recognize as propaganda or at least heavily biased, while mainstream media is oftentimes considered "unbiased" and "objective".
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by angio 5y ago
> If instead of a total ban imposed on these companies, the US imposed incredibly tough rules tailored for them but that applied to "all" foreigners that made it impossible for these companies to operate, the end result would b
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by angio 5y ago
Technically the companies are allowed to operate in China, but to do so they would need to follow the strict censorship and data sharing rules the Chinese government requires all companies to adopt. That's why, for example, Bing is ava
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by angio 5y ago
NFTs are more like fine prints, which derive their value from the sticker that says "copy X of Y" than from the print itself.
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by angio 5y ago
The difference is that we (both as people and countries) have more tools to deal with governments/european countries that spy on us, but we can't vote american governments out of office. The EU can apply pressure to denmark to sto
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by angio 5y ago
Not OP, but we keep reading articles about US spy agencies illegally spying on americans so I don't trust them not to break the law to spy on us as well.
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by angio 5y ago
For example, to book the NHS vaccine you only need a person postcode, first and last name, and date of birth. All this information is easily available, for example from companies house.
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by angio 5y ago
> The West purposefully made a trade off to have a better environmental and social outcomes and worse economy. How is people flying and driving better than using electric trains? Also in this case there is no "west", the US dec

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