demxzy

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by demxzy 7y ago
Nigeria is corrupt but over the past few years, the country has seen a lot investments from Chinese industrialist. Usually small and medium sized one trying to get ahead of the curve. I believe the Chinese can deal with the local corruption
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by demxzy 7y ago
I don't think everyone reads wapo and many probably missed the previous time it was discussed.
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by demxzy 8y ago
Just thinking. Maybe using lxd with rendering on the X server of the host if you use Linux. Then keeping a base container that you can clone anytime you want to start a new browsing session. Or making use snapshots if you like.
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by demxzy 8y ago
Even in majority of developing countries, it's better to keep your money in Fiat or even USD account(where allowed) becuase you don't suddenly loose 80% in a month or two (Exceptions bring countries like Zimbabwe and Venezuela). S
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by demxzy 8y ago
And the third one has gotten much better in recent years
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by demxzy 8y ago
Firefox is looking more like a very good insurance policy going forward privacy-wise. I would like to see more open source browsers though. It feels like we are getting nearer and nearer to browser mono cultures with all the chromium clones
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by demxzy 9y ago
More like visible=false;
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by demxzy 9y ago
Maybe we can reforest the Sahara which cheap transportation of water powered by fusion. Better climate control will also be probably possible
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by demxzy 9y ago
It hasn't happened probably because most of the aid to us in developing countries go to treating the symptoms of our real problems. Also aid business is a huge business for Western NGOs and most of the money find their way back to the
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by demxzy 9y ago
18K NGN is the minimum monthly wage. As some said down below, a lot of this scam don't originate from Nigeria. > One other point i failed to mentioned. If you live in SV, tech will rub on you. Same applies living in developing nati
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by demxzy 9y ago
Give bitcoin another 5 - 10 years, and it will be centralize into the hands of a very very few powerful players (crypto equivalence of Facebook, Google, Amazon etc) making it easier for government to track/monitor/censor etc. On e