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by comboy 6y ago
> there isn't anywhere in the universe you couldn't communicate with Right, assuming you are emitting infinite amount of photons, there are no obstructions, black holes and you ignore universe expansion and GR which can make y
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by comboy 6y ago
Ocusync has been out for some time now and it already sounds like magic. I think when compared to wifi or some radio bridges it usually operates in much less congested environment. Nonetheless, if you think about frequencies used, energy go
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by comboy 6y ago
They did some good stuff: http://www.adriancourreges.com/blog/2015/11/02/gta-v-graphic... And just thinking about the size of the game and popularity, to make it work at all, requires some skill. Which m
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by comboy 6y ago
Holy cow, I'm a very casual gamer, I was excited about the game but when it came out I decided I don't want to wait that long and I'll wait until they sort it out. 2 years later it still sucked. So I abandoned it. But.. this.
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by comboy 6y ago
There were many studies that have found the opposite of what you have found: https://escholarship.org/content/qt1k08m32k/qt1k08m32k.pdf
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by comboy 6y ago
I agree with all of the above but there are two good dynamics. For small niche subreddits where you only get a few answers it seems less likely that those are advertisements (and user history is often telling) And on bigger subs, it's
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by comboy 6y ago
Reddit is a company that made people moderate their content for free. You don't need to know sub names to get some use of it. I append "reddit" to probably 1/3 of my search engine queries. Especially useful when looking
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by comboy 6y ago
You're right that the cost moves to the consumer and that it hurts those most in need. Maybe UBI, maybe tax on consumers can be nonlinear and be higher when the usage is higher ("fake accounts" are not that simple in the real
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by comboy 6y ago
Climate change doesn't care if I use my 1kWh for gaming on a console, using dryer, A/C or computing digits of pi which have already been computed because I wanted to do it on my super inefficient old computer. There are many ways
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by comboy 6y ago
We do need digital gold to be able to have market of cryptocurrencies that are actually in use and not just being speculated on with fiat. Sidechains enable that. The whole waste argument is ridiculous on so many levels. I imagine these peo
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by comboy 6y ago
Anyone who has some clue wants to take a shot at what could be investment cost for such a cable?
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by comboy 6y ago
I think the question was what if the music is stolen. E.g. imagine clone of a GPL github repo but with MIT slapped on it.
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by comboy 6y ago
Do you only use index finger to operate it? Or can it be operated with 2-3 fingers given its shape? I mean the ball.
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by comboy 6y ago
Kensington expert mouse has that. I use it, it's the best I found but its still far from great. The way the ring spins feels as you were moving plastic over plastic without any bearings - which is actually what's happening. Btw I
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by comboy 6y ago
I think they actually have a support you can contact - https://support.google.com/youtube/gethelp?hl=en Now that's weird.
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by comboy 6y ago
Depends what you are using your search engine for. Getting the actually most popular thing in the area where there's a lot of competition? They're good at that. But when trying to find some obscure string in a context it's ju
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by comboy 6y ago
It's .. fine. To me NS books are not much about the plot though. I'm floored how many things that guy knows and how creatively he connect them.
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by comboy 6y ago
It does, but I would imagine amount of water droplets are negligible. I mean if it is used in cleaning products (presumably in higher concentrations that would be required in humidifier), it seems that droplets of those have higher probabil
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by comboy 6y ago
Does anybody know if it's safe to add copper sulfate to evaporative humidifier? I've checked some resources and based on what I read it should be safe and very cheap. Yet this doesn't seem to be popular so I'm wondering
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by comboy 6y ago
This "established competitor" (which I have never heard of, but I'm not very up to date) has domain registered on 2020-06-08 ... Many popular exchanges have been offering staking for years.
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by comboy 6y ago
Very much indeed. But this reality is created by ecosystem of our society. If you suppress highly creative individuals who don't want to deal with BS, it's gonna suck for you too. We live in a highly connected world. Changes take
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by comboy 6y ago
Some people want to create great, useful apps. That's what they want to do. They are willing to give away half of their earnings to different 3rd parties to just not deal with the bullshit. It's unlikely to be their full time job.
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by comboy 6y ago
OK, but we only have 3 types of cones, so unless you make a pigment hitting the exact frequency of our blue cones, there is not really any difference in perception, is that correct?
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by comboy 6y ago
I haven't found it in previous discussions, could anyone explain to me why is this significant? I have clue about painting artistically but when you want to get a wall paint, or some plastic, you can basically get any color you want. S
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by comboy 6y ago
Imagine buying a lottery ticket from me. I run the lottery. I print it out, look at it, oooh, you know what, I can't sell you this one. Of course you don't need to pay. Goodbye. Did you lose money?
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by comboy 6y ago
Why not b2 or glacier since you're encrypting anyway? If you don't have that much data then maybe M-DISC? Personally I think safe is.. unnecessary. What is it protecting you from when your data is encrypted? If you put it in a saf
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by comboy 6y ago
Many people at the top are set up for life (and maybe next few generations). Why would they care about money? Yes of course you can tell the tale how it's not ever enough, how money equals power and people want power, but I don't
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by comboy 6y ago
I'm quite confident you can't run a company as big as Google without being evil but it seems useful to ponder why does it happen. Corpo structure seems to have something to do with it, separate things into categories, then teams g
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by comboy 6y ago
1st place is only part of the equation. They are a very important player, have been for some time and many big companies depend on them and will still depend on them even if Intel gets its stuff together. But global dynamics seem very inter
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by comboy 6y ago
https://github.com/sessionbird/xmpp-smtp-gw https://github.com/Puppet-Finland/milter-xmpp/ Btw, when I click "open source" link on delta chat website, I may be not the only one expe

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