bastage

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by bastage 2y ago
And insanely rich people somehow (not new .. but work with me) having access to control politics (and everyones lives globally) by just "buying in".
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by bastage 2y ago
Thankfully I'm sure the very smart landowner has already considered that and built it into their business plan.
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by bastage 2y ago
But think about all those virtual coins worth absolutely nothing being "mined" ..?!
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by bastage 3y ago
It was in response to the implication that it would be nice if all the new companies that big businesses acquire have everything (like ipv6) "ready to go" upon acquisition. I was making a "joke" that it's as likely
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by bastage 3y ago
It would also be very helpful if Mars had potable water and an electrical grid already set up for when we start living there.
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by bastage 8y ago
Thanks for saving me hassle of typing 100% of those same exact words. When Google Reader went away I looked at a few of the hosted alternatives but found tt-rss early on and never looked back.
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by bastage 10y ago
This is just about as close to how I handle most note taking currently. You can't beat computers for quick searching and Onenote is both "GUI" enough to be friendly to people I have to share with and also does all those other
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by bastage 10y ago
It's a roll-your-own solution, but tt-rss has been an exceedingly great replacement for Reader when it closed down. (And as long as RSS exists, I never have to worry about my service going away.) https://tt-rss.org/gitl
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by bastage 15y ago
Computing expands, then it contracts, then it expands, then it contracts. For every pro in any solution there's usually a similarly weighted con, both of which need to be balanced against the users technical ability, requirements, "infrastr