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by ciupicri 5y ago
How was this possible, for the change to be sent to a new address? If I understand correctly what you're saying is that the account was split in two: one part went to the wanted destination and the rest to an unwanted destination.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
> big banks still have to deal with checksum-passing iban typos on a daily basis Citation needed.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
What do you mean by crypto Darwinism?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
> At least with banknotes if you photograph the serial numbers you can try to reclaim the value In what country?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Why should I understand Tumblr or any other product? I and others as well were happy with just reading the ramblings of other Internet users. As for the other side, publishing your texts or photos on the Internet for others to view, isn&#x2
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by ciupicri 5y ago
That's more about the UTF-8 encoding than Unicode itself.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Chromebooks suck because they run ChromeOS [1]. > From what I could gather, the version of Chrome was tied to ChromeOS which couldn’t be updated because of the hardware. No new ChromeOS meant no new Chrome which meant stuck at version 76
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Regarding File System Access I notice that [1]: > This specification was published by the Web Platform Incubator Community Group. It is not a W3C Standard nor is it on the W3C Standards Track. [1]: https://wicg.github.io/
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Then why should Javascript evolve, if no one is going to use those features because of backwards compatibility?" Also take note that even Linux dropped support for i386 around 2012.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
He gets special treatment and entry because Australia decided to host an _international_ sporting event during a pandemic. If health is so important to the government, they should have just canceled the event, or make it only national.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Aren't TVs too glossy to be used as monitors?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
I'm still waiting for a matte OLED monitor.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Then they wouldn't be quite cryptocurrency transactions.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
host is also part of BIND: # rpm -q -f `which host` bind-utils-9.16.23-1.fc35.x86_64
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by ciupicri 5y ago
repost https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27629455
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Why would you use FTP instead of Samba?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
As bin_bash pointed out [1], removing scripts/commands from the installation process won't achieve too much. The code could trivially include `childProcess.spawn()`, so you're only postponing the issue until you'll use t
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by ciupicri 5y ago
I guess the license was so expensive that no one would have installed it on 1000 servers.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
There is also a per interface setting, e.g. net.ipv4.conf.virbr0.forwarding
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Gamers are known of playing at lower resolutions so they would get more FPS.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Even the installation process has junk in the final steps when it insists on asking about cloud and stuff, although you want just a regular local account. In end I found it easier to use an Autounattend.xml [1], then deal with that crap. [1
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Do you have more details on Google's internal policy?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Isn't he wearing a helmet?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
You could use names starting with _ (underscore) for things that you don't want to export. Your module would look like this: import numpy as _np # numpy will be hidden def f(x): return x * 2 def _g(x): return _np.array
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by ciupicri 5y ago
What about the freedom to hire/fire whomever you want to?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Python 3.7.4 when 3.10 is just around the block.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
There are also cooling vests packed with ice or other substances e.g. PureTemp from Glacier Tek [1], although I wonder how good are these compared to the traditional ice. [1]: https://glaciertek.com/
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by ciupicri 5y ago
You forgot the "Hidden Gems" section with movies that you had already watched and even rated.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Could someone edit the title and replace "crypto" with "cryptocurrencies"?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Isn't it vice-versa? It's hard from a legal point of view to spy on one of your own, but it's easier to do it on a foreign entity? > During the 2013 NSA leaks Internet spying scandal, the surveillance agencies of the &quot

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