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by crypt1d 9y ago
I've been following Siacoin development very closely for the last couple of months. Their devs seem like one of the few remaining people in crypto that actually care about developing a working product/coin, vs just abusing the unr
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by crypt1d 9y ago
Neither is FTP really, the user's IP is still logged somewhere, you just use a common user (anonymous) with everyone else. The modern name of such a feature would probably be something like 'No registration required'. It goes
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by crypt1d 9y ago
Linkedin is really terrible. You are constantly spamed by career 'advices', recruiters, life coaches and people bragging about their work-related achievements... Its really difficult to find any interesting content there. I tend t
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by crypt1d 10y ago
The altcoin trading market went berserk after the ETF decision, so there is likely some correlation. I guess a lot of money was made off the volatility around that time, so it had to go somewhere. P.S. as I write this, poloniex went down.
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by crypt1d 10y ago
The article mentions a few people, including Vesna Vulovic who holds the Guinness world record for surviving a free fall at 33000 feet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vesna_Vulovi%C4%87
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by crypt1d 10y ago
I was unable to view a few slides in the presentation. I imagine its probably because they are flash videos and Firefox on Linux has been a pain about it so far. Anyone else experiencing this or knows how to fix it?
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by crypt1d 10y ago
One of the best things about rPi products is that for $10 not only do you get the computer, but you are also able to tap into the huge community support behind it. Folks at rPi Foundation are doing some really amazing work. Congrats!
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by crypt1d 10y ago
damn. out of curiosity, what do u use that much ram for?
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by crypt1d 10y ago
I dropped Chrome few weeks ago when this news initially appeared. I've been using Firefox and haven't looked back at Chrome since. I've been a Chrome user since its earliest releases. I remember switching away from Firefox at
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by crypt1d 10y ago
This depends on how your home country treats the money on your company account, so its hard to say. As far as Estonia is concerned you will not pay any taxes with them until you take out dividends or similar.
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by crypt1d 10y ago
If you live in Germany and pay yourself a salary from an Estonian company, then you will only pay taxes in Germany and no taxes in Estonia. The 20% Estonian corporate tax does not apply to salaries for non-residents, but for things like div
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Businesses who's revenue is mostly coming from ads are operating in a bubble that should have burst long ago. The sooner it ends the sooner we can get rid of all the click-bait blogs and BS websites that make money from uneducated user
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Not sure if there is a specific benefit in incorporating in Germany vs some other EU country. If there isn't, I'd suggest looking into Estonia and their e-residency program. They have a fixed 20% corporate tax which you only pay w
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by crypt1d 10y ago
hmm I don't really see this feature in KeepassX, the history tab only shows changes to the entry name not the passwords. Am I missing something?
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Interesting. I'm about the same weight but slightly shorter, at 177cm. Thats probably why the back curve fits perfectly for me. No issues with the seat either, I always found it pretty firm.
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by crypt1d 10y ago
A bit off-topic, but for those thinking about buying this chair - its awesome! I've been using it for the past ~4 years and its still very reliable and comfortable. I was moving to another country few years ago and I couldn't bare
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by crypt1d 10y ago
I don't necessarily disagree, but citing a few references regarding the current state of freedom of speech in France might help your case here.
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Luckily I never experienced any of the issues here, but after reading all the comments I just decided to give Google Play Music a go. They even offer a 30 days free trial period. Even better, Google Play music seems to support my current co
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by crypt1d 10y ago
There was a news article about teens in Macedonia making up to 3k a day by writing clickbait/gossip articles on Trump and cashing in on ads.
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by crypt1d 10y ago
I'm going to assume that those companies u worked at had good intentions as well, but this seems like an unfounded fear. Unless u are working on a heavily confidential project that has a certain legal anonymity requirement (in which ca
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Location: Belgrade, Serbia (Europe) Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: in exceptional cases Technologies: DevOps Engineer / SysAdmin working in the IT infrastructure area for the past 5+ years. Ex-IBMer with a lot of experience in
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by crypt1d 10y ago
I became fluent in English by watching TV shows, movies, etc without subtitles. I even picked up an American accent and people often ask me if I'm from the states :) I spent some time in Western Europe and I noticed that ,by default, t
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by crypt1d 10y ago
While I understand your frustration, I think it is not necessarily a bad thing to support this. I think we live in a pretty unique time where being a visionary is encouraged and more economically feasible than ever. This will result in many
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by crypt1d 10y ago
> They say plants are grown in coconut husks instead of soil. Does the coconut husk act merely as a plant holder, or is it the one that provides the nutrients that the plant would otherwise obtain from soil (with/without fertilizer)
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Location: Belgrade, Serbia (Europe) Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: in exceptional cases Technologies: DevOps Engineer / SysAdmin working in the IT infrastructure area for the past 5+ years. Ex-IBMer with a lot of experience in
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by crypt1d 10y ago
I work as a SysAdmin / DevOps and I tried many of the ones which were mentioned so far. Here is my summary. I'll skip AWS as everyone is familiar with it at this point. Digitalocean - very friendly UI with lots of options to spin
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Thats why I said prevention and education. PGP prevents the user from overlooking the domain/email from where the message came. Educating users and introducing policies (mandatory PGP, etc) minimizes the possibility of someone performi
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Best solution to the example u gave would be to use PGP to verify email signature and ensure the sender is really who he say he is. Of course, PGP has its own problems but thats another story.
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by crypt1d 10y ago
IMHO, biggest issue is that attacks usually appear to be coming from 'not-so-cooperative' countries (eg, Russia, China). Even if the attack is not based there they can appear like it (eg, via proxy/VPN). That makes it difficu
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by crypt1d 10y ago
The implementation seems quite novel, but I can't shake the feeling that its a bit over-engineered. The additional complexity of this over a standard solution (eg FreeIPA + SSSD) may introduce other issues that need to be mitigated. Th

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