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Russia 'targeted chemical weapons watchdog OPCW'(bbc.com)
6 points by cornedor 8y ago|1 comments
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by cornedor 9y ago
ISP’s have to move all that bandwidth as well. Netflix has servers on ISP level where they pay for i’d imagine, I don’t think that there is a way to do that with Bitcoin’s data.
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by cornedor 9y ago
If you look at the team, there seems to be zero experience with cryptocurrencies. Yesterday there was only one "core" developer, a founder (not a developer) and a business developer. They now have another business developer and an
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by cornedor 9y ago
From what i've read, probably people selling their alt coins and buy bitcoins to get "free money" when the hardfork happens this month. That also explains why almost every other coin is going down.
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by cornedor 9y ago
A Dutch blog (geenstijl.nl) has used this to organise a initiative to count the votes for the 2014 European parlement elections, because the results only were to be announced days later. They had 1378 people sending in the results they got
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235GB Stolen from South-Korean's Department of Defense presumably by North Korea(english.yonhapnews.co.kr)
24 points by cornedor 9y ago|2 comments
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by cornedor 9y ago
Million dollar homepage is nothing compared to this one hundred billion dollar homepage
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by cornedor 9y ago
https://gpgtools.org/releases/gpgsuite/release-notes.html looks like that has been fixed. Have not tried it.
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by cornedor 9y ago
Firefox already has some protection implemented [1], but I don't know exactly how much is blocked. [1] https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/tracking-protection-pbm...
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by cornedor 9y ago
I think his idea comes from the fact that Bitcoin Cash had quite some value and Bitcoin's value was also increasing.
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by cornedor 9y ago
If id were to use Bitcoin as my primary way to receive/pay money, but don't enough about it to understand the difference between the forks. Where do I store my loan? How can I be sure that some fork that happened 2 weeks ago wont
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The Dutch have become an agricultural giant by showing the future of farming(nationalgeographic.com)
5 points by cornedor 9y ago|0 comments
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by cornedor 9y ago
It has, there are people who moved from YouTube to Facebook. In a h3h3 podcast [1] Soflo, a ex-YouTuber who now posts content on Facebook, explains a bit how it works and that he can publish the same content over and over again and still ge
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by cornedor 9y ago
He just said in a podcast with h3h3 that it would something like 6 months.
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by cornedor 9y ago
I find it quite usefull at times. One thing I really like are the settings you get while taking a screenshot, when you press the shortcut for the area screenshot tool you have the option to change the destination or copy it to clipboard, yo
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by cornedor 9y ago
You can quickly switch to another app (or desktop) to “fix” that issue. The space left to the esc key can also be touched right? I just use my capslock as esc key, I like it even more that way than in the default position.
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by cornedor 9y ago
They actually have 2 different boxes, the steel watches have a more square box, with another box inside made of hard plastic. https://youtu.be/uoztkE1KcO0?t=50s
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by cornedor 9y ago
A lot of styles are being applied without you having to set a class. For example, all tables are styled. This can get in the way really fast if you want to do your own styles for a element.
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by cornedor 9y ago
Wow, I restarted my browser because I assumed it was necessary.
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by cornedor 9y ago
I tried Chrome and Firefox. Other WebGL2 demoes ran very smooth.
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by cornedor 9y ago
This demo runs with +/- 1fps on my late 2016 macbook pro. Do others have the same performance?
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by cornedor 9y ago
I wonder if Google will be very helpful toward WSJ after they convinced a lot of companies to stop advertising on YouTube.
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by cornedor 10y ago
I'm not really sure what this agreement really means, but it seems like they already have made some big steps: https://techcrunch.com/2016/11/29/jollas-sailfish-os-now-cer...
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by cornedor 10y ago
> I'm guessing that at nine nines that is pretty much a one anyway and it would not even change a single pixel on the screen. There used to be a bug with flex-wrap: wrap; where an element would wrap to the next line while it should
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by cornedor 10y ago
I totally agree, the live stream [1] is amazing, discussing steps in the open like that and if there is some time left answer questions from the YouTube chat. [1] https://www.youtube.com/c/Gitlab/live
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by cornedor 10y ago
You could try the developer edition, the default theme is more compact, even smaller than chrome on osx. (you can choose a dark and light theme in the developer tools) http://i.imgur.com/jsvfSvU.png
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by cornedor 10y ago
I like the results, it shows much more info than npmjs.com, but it also shows some shortcuts to GitHub etc. I often click on the GitHub link on the package page to check the bugs section to see if it is still active.
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by cornedor 10y ago
The difference is 5px [1] on my system (osx, 1080p), it also does look a lot like Chrome. [1] http://i.imgur.com/h4acDaK.png
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by cornedor 10y ago
I had the same problem here, while scrolling Firefox couldn't catch up and showed white just white for a short time. Then I saw the huge background gradient. The background is an image, a radial gradient, and also background-blend-mode
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by cornedor 10y ago
I think the full version might even use less bandwidth because it renders the tiles on the client and only sends some vector data.

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