anony23

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by anony23 4y ago
I hope he can offload twitter to someone that cares about it.
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by anony23 4y ago
These people influence the ones who write the laws.
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by anony23 4y ago
I haven't noticed more hate speech.
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by anony23 4y ago
$0 bail is not incredibly common for folks indicted on steeling billions. Jumping a turnstyle? Different story.
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by anony23 4y ago
They can just load the real payload as a second stage.
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by anony23 4y ago
Because Twitter is fine. If you ignore the fud, the experience on Twitter hasn't changed at all.
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by anony23 4y ago
You will get limited and bankroll management is a nightmare.
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by anony23 4y ago
Agreed! I read the comment within the context of the termux setup.
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by anony23 4y ago
I don't think this requires root at all.
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by anony23 4y ago
I doubt Twitter takes 3500 infra engineers to keep online.
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by anony23 4y ago
What's the connection?
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by anony23 4y ago
I like ngrok
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by anony23 4y ago
It's often cheaper for big companies to operate a human meat grinder that churns and burns cheap labor than to employ engineers to automate and monitor manual processes.
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by anony23 4y ago
It's not about explaining the one liner, it was more of an awk tutorial.
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by anony23 4y ago
Afaik, just because miners choose to accept flashbots bundles doesn't mean they don't also accept mempool transactions. This isn't mutually exclusive, is it?
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by anony23 4y ago
I can't believe someone like this can grow a business to 15 employees in the first place. Just tell the customer all sales are final. Is this person out of their mind?
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by anony23 4y ago
I'm an Eth fanboy and I find this take hyperbolic. It's programmable money and often a security nightmare. In order for smart contracts to replace paper contracts in the way you describe, every participant needs to be a software e
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by anony23 4y ago
Smart contracts are NOT contracts. They are software that run on the EVM. That's it.
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by anony23 4y ago
Please share what you think are some examples of far right and far left. I was under the impression that both of these publications are pretty widely perceived to be right wing propaganda.
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by anony23 4y ago
I think remote work suits small companies best. There are not too many cooks in the kitchen, and meetings aren't overly crowded. That's to say... my experience does not align with your comment, but maybe I'm just lucky.
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by anony23 4y ago
Private surveillance IS government surveillance at the end of the day. Government doesnt need to build an all seeing eye when they can just buy the data.
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by anony23 4y ago
What purpose does it serve?
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by anony23 4y ago
I think you're being downvoted because your post is off topic.
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by anony23 4y ago
Not aligned with my personal experience as a security engineer. The most senior roles I see out there top out at 200k-250k in total comp with some exceptions.
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by anony23 4y ago
Security Engineering roles imo don't pay enough compared to software engineering roles.
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by anony23 4y ago
We can have both and be better off. Permit parking for residents and free parking for public spaces. NYC has plenty of room for cars to park half on the sidewalk as well like they do in European cities with tights streets. This would increa
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by anony23 4y ago
This either satire or laughably naive. You think big brother doesnt have disproportionate access to crack or backdoor the tech that makes you feel so safe?
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by anony23 4y ago
PKD might actually have been a psychic time traveler!
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by anony23 4y ago
Does anyone actually for one second think that CW is Satoshi?
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by anony23 4y ago
It's easy to detect...

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