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by cc-d 8y ago
I had always considered this the most likely explanation. The tendency for humans to implement elaborate but ineffective security theaters in an attempt to convince people they're protected from fundamentally unprotectable threats is a
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by cc-d 8y ago
Requiring protocol level DRM to be included in video/music streaming technologies has always baffled me. What's the point? Even with theoretically perfect protocol level DRM, the consumer eventually has to be able to see/hear
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by cc-d 8y ago
Another month, another ridiculous issue involving NPM that has no place being in software with millions of weekly downloads. It really is never ending amateur hour in the NPM community.
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by cc-d 8y ago
Psilocybin has been showing remarkable results at treating Cluster Headaches, you might be interested in reading the relevant literature if you haven't already.
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by cc-d 8y ago
>We have a saying here in India: "You pay peanuts, you hire donkeys". That is amazingly similar to the common english proverb: "You pay peanuts, you get monkeys." Did you translate the Indian (not sure which language)
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by cc-d 8y ago
>Bitcoin, gold, diamond You're being dishonest if you're pretending these things are identically comparable.
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by cc-d 8y ago
> There has been growing concern that the rapid expansion of the data centre industry could mean an explosion in energy use. But Emma Fryer, who represents the sector at Tech UK, says that fear has been exaggerated. If we're concern