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by deft 5y ago
This isn't addressing the parent comment at all. Does the trust plan to market dump coins on their users?
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by deft 6y ago
He downloaded a bad app or gave his keys (unknowingly) to a web service. Or his other machines which he likely used to trade were compromised. Its his fault, there's no vulnerability.
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by deft 6y ago
You'd have to join the private discussions going on to see it for yourself.
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by deft 6y ago
That's exactly what they are intending to achieve, it's not about protecting women or whatever else. One of the debian leaders even admits this. Embrace. Extend. And now, extinguish.
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by deft 6y ago
The important bits of this are at the end. The guy just doesn't like RMS and thinks since he hasn't made a commit recently he should be kicked off. The author states "this isn't a court of law" as justification for
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by deft 6y ago
This guy is a nutcase trying his best to destroy a revolutionary movement and one of the few tools left for the individual to fight corporate domination. Flagged for being a paid attack.
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by deft 6y ago
Some of those technical people singing praises of AMP literally worked on it, helped it ruin the web and once finished left and renounced it: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2020/12/i-have-resigned-from-the-go...
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by deft 6y ago
holy fucking HYPE. I'm glad I emailed advocating for him. He actually got back to me because the pansies running FSF's emails had no good answers to any of my questions.
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by deft 6y ago
No, its not a misconception. It still uses tokio. It still triples my compile time.
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by deft 6y ago
Wait a few years until the next conflict when torture is cool again.
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by deft 6y ago
NFTs solve the deepfake problem.
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by deft 6y ago
NFTs have a signature, that's it. What happens is that the author address changes. No one wants a mona lisa that says "deft" on the bottom corner.
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by deft 6y ago
why not just use `:root`, define some variables for each color and media queries for prefer theme? I don't understand react theming or this approach, you can do it with 1 line of css.
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by deft 6y ago
Hope so, that was a horrible update and I had to mess around with custom css to get rid of it. Not even sure the point, no other design system uses components like that. Click it and it gets bigger with a shadow like a floating window? What
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by deft 6y ago
This release looks amazing. I use sqlite in almost every one of my sideprojects because it works everywhere and I can just open a file to inspect my db state which is really useful when mashing and trying to decide on table formats etc. The
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by deft 6y ago
I love how pwned corporations can now use their loss as a marketing story. "We got hacked but our product saved us! Here's how you can get hacked and live to tell the tale too, first step is just Trust Us." EDIT: reading the
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by deft 6y ago
Why? Stop making bad software and laughing about how it screws people over.
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by deft 6y ago
monero mining botnets have been doing this for years. Every penny counts, as long as the SoC doesn't overheat and melt its a trickle faucet forever
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by deft 6y ago
This kind of offering is only a very small step above a straight up ponzi scheme. We are at the top of the bubble and no one knows what to do with their dollars that are rapidly losing value. Order your shitty fast food and get a discount o
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by deft 6y ago
No, I won't help you. The OP post is about how great flutter is and you're in the comments telling everyone it will actually be useable soon and asking us to test it for you on common browsers.
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by deft 6y ago
No matter how slow bitcoin gets it never goes down. Absolute worst case scenario is a steep difficulty curve that takes awhile to fall back down, only slowing block production. Edit: in order for it to get "so slow its stopped" mo
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by deft 6y ago
A blog by a guy going by Trolly, that can't even properly set up HTTPS, and admits he makes things up in the headerline means absolutely nothing. Tether has been involved in shady dealings for a long time. Last bull run people like thi
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by deft 6y ago
Freedom is the ideology that America was founded on, I'd assume most Americans prefer to have their nation's values followed. Most software is chosen on ideological grounds, Zoom was picked because it's popular not because it
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by deft 6y ago
Lincoln may not be evil, but he's a man of his times and we are in a different world now. Statues get torn down, that to me is a sign of progress. People recognize he wasn't an angel, maybe the best America could do at the time bu
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by deft 6y ago
Well luckily the groups fleeing to host servers there have no reason to do that. When they want to criticize Putin they can do it from American servers.
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by deft 6y ago
Yes, it's called Facebook Group Admin privilege. Has nothing to do with race.
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by deft 6y ago
They were for a bit but they've defederated and the software is a huge mess. There are right wing free speech instances but they don't have any of the media attention.
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by deft 6y ago
Most people I talk to still text me. I don't have facebook or instagram I think is the main reason.
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by deft 6y ago
The damage is done. AMP has been criticized since its inception, the author is no hero for realizing it after making it this way for years.
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by deft 6y ago
If you believe in science you are likely a neo-religious fundamentalist. Science doesn't need to be believed. The process puts forward propositions. You either think the scientific method has purpose and helps us understand our reality

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