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antocv
7y ago
Its even worse than that. If "we" are not a selfish species, say 99% are really good, and would shut off the AC, say no to meat, wish to ban plastics etc... The 1%, can and would destroy and burn the planet. Remember, BP oil spill
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antocv
7y ago
Why do materials inside a car matter? What difference does having mahogny or walnut wood on the interior vs plastic make?
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antocv
7y ago
> its not true that libvirt adds nothing of value, it adds easy networking support, easy snapshots, a nice gui interface, a very nice remote protocol and clients (that seamlessly support both graphical and serial output, aswell as on the
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antocv
7y ago
> like running the QEMU process as an unprivileged user, Anyone can run your example "qemu-system-x86_64 -display none -no-user-config -nodefaults -m 2048 -device virtio-scsi-pci,id=scsi -device virtio-serial-pci -serial stdio -driv
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antocv
8y ago
My introduction to bitcoin was due to this https://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2010/12/07/visa-m... 2010, about November, when Wikileaks was loved by everyone here on HackerNews. When donatio
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8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/July_12,_2007,_Baghdad_airstri... "Apache pilots watched people run into a building and engaged that building with several AGM-114 Hellfire missiles." "controversy following
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antocv
8y ago
Do you guys remember when the airplane of president Morales, was forced down in Vienna when he was on a flight home? Breaking diplomatic immunity, hospitality etc. Just because CIA believed Assange was in that flight, that Morales would hel
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antocv
8y ago
Klarna shits on GDPR and giggles while doing so. Ive been asking them singe GDPR took effect to provide me with all details they have about me, and to delete my account. Not even a response. They claim "financial institutions" are
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antocv
8y ago
We will together be a big minority, like always, the brains will gather and make new nice things.
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antocv
8y ago
You, still using google for anything, is insane. OK, harsh word, but really, your behaviour is modified by the search results/ads/suggestions you see. Every search you do, leans you to continue using Google in the future, and look
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antocv
8y ago
Plenty of people are making money in software especially from free and open source, just not the developers.
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antocv
8y ago
Cryptocurrencies are p2p yet centralized, bittorrent is p2p, yet a few search-engines and trackers compared to clients.
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antocv
8y ago
Another problem of decentralized is search, even if the web remained decentralized in hypothetical world, each one hosts their own web-site being their own web-master and blog-hoster, searching in the decentralized-web would still be centra
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antocv
8y ago
> You'd know because they can explain the other side's position in terms that the other side recognizes as accurate, If one side does that, by the public they will be perceived to be talking the points of the other side, again
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antocv
8y ago
How would you know that one party understands the other side? Because they went silent? How would you know one party understands the other side, and continues to talk about their own politics anyway? That would again seem like they are just
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antocv
8y ago
> It's about removing trust in third parties to send and receive transactions. That's it. And that's a big deal. Uh huh, so when in 2017 I wanted to send my bitcoins to exchanges to sell them, I could not, since the miners
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antocv
8y ago
> is the stable horizontal structure that makes top down governance obsolete lol, how can bitcoiners still believe this? SegWit was introduced top-down, The DAO was top-down governance. Everthing about bitcoin, the mining, the software,
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antocv
8y ago
If the file is saved on a kind of disk, and not only in-memory on your VM, it is already on your host in the disk image of the VM, you just extract it. With qemu I usually loopback mount in readonly mode the disk and access whatever I want
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antocv
8y ago
Has medium not yet changed their domain to "pardontheinterrupt.com" ?
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antocv
8y ago
> A company is a productive enterprise, that produces value for you Hmm, does this mean Boeing, Saab Aerospace, the ammo factory is also a productive enterprise, which produces value for me? The bombs dropped on people in sandals in Yeme
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8y ago
Except the ones who didnt solve it, but have tried every option so far mentioned, and not mentioned including eastern-european village-methods of egg yolk mixed with honey and special bark from some tree, and just yawn and keep on procastri
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antocv
8y ago
Yeah, now the term is an oxymoron, "serverless" but there is a server and a client.
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antocv
8y ago
All world maps are political, so?
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antocv
8y ago
People abuse the term serverless, yes to mean "cloud" or "somebody else server" and "just write the function you want we will find a server to run it on and report to you the result". The term I like to associa
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antocv
8y ago
Considering how much resources, github starts, and fanbois IPFS has, and yet the network layer is still shit, bandwidth not utilized to fullest. Instead of just reusing bittorrents piece-per-peer-exchange-protocol (that greedy not perfect a
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antocv
8y ago
Bittorrent transport layer, peer-to-peer is not encrypted, neither was IPFS last time I checked. Is it now? Has that changed? There is nothing stopping Bittorrent clients from agreeing on "this dht will be global", and similary, w
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8y ago
Sync problem on android nextcloud app - it was very slow, showed zig-zag pattern on bandwidth usage. That bug was solved but nextcloud app still does not utilize all of bandwidth. Can not fail and resume, basically there can be months of pi
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antocv
8y ago
This response sounds like "there has never been communism under real communism ideal sense", lel.
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8y ago
> Slavery, violence, and murder are not features of free markets I beg to differ. Slavery, violence and murder are inherent properties of an unjust relationships which follow from unequal distribution of wealth. If you can show me a soci
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8y ago
> the most liberal, that capitalism has lifted a billion people out of poverty over the last half century. I often hear this about capitalism, but why do same people never attribute the genocide of American natives, enslavement of Africa
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