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by daqhris 5y ago
specially trained can accomplish the task of tracking a moving object. according to the theories of image recognition and geolocation. embed that software on a swarm of satellites and voilà. add to that any other kind of metadata (heat, siz
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by daqhris 5y ago
Whistleblower in times of war is less likely. Going public with secret info is exponentially risky because of information overload and lethal punishment. Exile, sedition or refuge-seeking would be more rewarding to a top-notch profession
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by daqhris 5y ago
I think that OP does not believe in RT.com. Most probably, OP is bringing forward information that corroborates what's wrtitten in the Twitter thread. By reading the post's source, you may understand the intent of the parent comme
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by daqhris 5y ago
The article has diverse undertones of overthinking. Looks like someone who has not lived in a conflict zone found a neat opportunity to do self-promotion. No one fighting off an invasion has time/energy to listen to anyone's smug
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by daqhris 5y ago
Dude that is karma points accumulated throughout your life. Proud that you won! I may have used and enjoyed for FREE some of your software while jailbreaking or bricking mobile devices in my university dorm room (Beijing, 2014). Stay blesse
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by daqhris 5y ago
Right! Most of EU countries have one dominant e-payments provider. Some of these national fintech startups are owned by or have links with local banks. Hard to find a product that is 100% usable in every EU nation, besides traditional US pl
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by daqhris 5y ago
The actual fools that you reference call themselves "degenerate". They consciously degrade their pride by choosing a less noble title. Anyways, this is new technology being developped. Anyone interested or looking for solutions wi
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by daqhris 5y ago
Sad to hear this. I hope that decision gets reversed. Reason that I give donations in BTC is that it's impossible to do so in regular ways, like with bank transfers. In the european country where I live, I'm excluded from banking
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by daqhris 5y ago
It'd be lovely to get references or links to verify your claims. I'm having doubts regarding that art exhibit titled "Afrofuturism" which is "speculating about history which never was". My main issue is that th
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by daqhris 5y ago
That'd be great for some specific countries or markets. One gateway to a network being removed isn't bad news. More traffic and bandwidth is used by Wi-Fi nowadays. Just in case that future phone will be connected to a headset or
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by daqhris 5y ago
I saw "password less login" on your homepage, then a smile took over my facial expression. Your product is innovative, that's an advantage over potential competitors with bigger teams and wallets. Another great plus is that
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by daqhris 5y ago
It's infuriating how information about his track record is less saught for and discussed publicly. With what you've just added about Parag, I now see him as someone mistakenly judged, someone who's not given a chance or the b
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by daqhris 5y ago
Your last sentence just made me freak out thinking that I've previously done such stupidity in front of a "law officer". I never for one second thought it could be a trap; I was overly willing to cooperate and truthfully re
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by daqhris 5y ago
Glad you shared these valuable resources. As a self-taught coder, I always admired the quality in writings published by these big orgs but I couldn't emulate them. On the links you get access to various clear guidelines which are qui
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by daqhris 5y ago
There is a marketing bonanza going on that's led by them. I lost count of how many PR or advertising deals that they have launched in the last 3 months on the Internet or in the real world. Add to that the listing of their own token! W
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by daqhris 5y ago
Plus, at the end of the week, announcements related to Web3 services during a broadcast on Cloudfare TV. Their CEO will be talking to a prominent crypto investor.
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by daqhris 5y ago
Thanks for your link. I can only imagine a future where remote dev work is the new norm. As the rest of society discovers the joys of working from anywhere, such browser-based coding innovations are helpful to on-board new curious develop
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by daqhris 5y ago
Yes, you're right. Four main reasons that drove me towards Mullvad: 1. Mozilla VPN is built on top of it. 2. Cheap and stable price. 5€/month. 3. Ability to pay by cash. 4. Founded and based in Europe (Sweden).
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by daqhris 5y ago
From an American perspective, it is understandable that a group of religious fanatics grabed all attention by acts of extreme violence. But, from a non-American perspective, I think that too much resources were needlessly invested by the US
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by daqhris 5y ago
Besides the assumption about the number of holders, it's not clear how a holder contributes individually to power consumption. What if you own a wallet and don't do transactions? What if you're "hosting" it on a pub
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by daqhris 5y ago
That is very interesting. It seems to me that the Norwegian society treats personal wealth information like what could happen with cryptos and blockchains. Makes me want to dig deeper and understand the WHYs and HOWs it's been accompli
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by daqhris 5y ago
Well, I believe that there are many other endeavours under the umbrella of Mozilla Foundation. Another project (personally I'm more familiar with this) that's not very notorious but has a whole team of researchers is Common Voice,