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You could ramp down coal plants instead of just wasting the excess power
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The other day I setup a postfix server in my VPS, which I intend to use with mailman3 to have some mailing lists. It was a bit of a pain to set up, but nothing too difficult. The worst part was setting up DKIM and SPF. The thing is, I const
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6y ago
Bill Gates hasn’t been CEO for a long time now.
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Radiation doesn’t only affect humans
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That’s a problem that has already been solved in various ways by existing cryptocurrencies. For example, NANO was premined and then distributed via a faucet that required solving CAPTCHAs. Other cryptos just award holders more coins, or use
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I find this a really interesting take. Wouldn’t someone be able to produce his own FIDO key that can send two transactions with the same sequence number though?
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It does matter. See the errors caused in the past by using the imperial system. The metric system has a number of advantages.
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Until you’re forced to download the FB App Store for Facebook apps, the Epic Games store for theirs, the Google App Store for Google applications... It’s not true users who don’t want to side load have zero skin in the game. The entire ecos
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I’m curious, what does Apple use Rust for?
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It’s not draining the GPU industry. No one buys GPUs for mining Bitcoin anymore, they use ASICs.
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Cars can be electric too
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I don’t think they really try. Tim Cook has pretty much accepted he isn’t Steve Jobs from the beginning, and takes little stage time.
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What do you mean by “semi-custodial”? You’re not giving anyone the keys to your address. It’s nothing like a bank.
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Some of this problems are (in my opinion) actually advantages. E-mail’s latency makes it so people write longer, thought out messages, instead of spamming very short messages. This makes for a different kind of communication, which is bette
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I did know about fairphone, but sadly its hardware really holds it back.
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You could also receive funds linked to terrorism if you’re using any other form of currency.
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What about the device you’re writing this from? I bet it was assembled by the same kind of labor. This isn’t limited to “Apple customers”, so don’t act like it is. It’s currently impossible to buy a good performing smartphone that has been
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I don’t think heating quality or insulation is a problem for most people in central Spain.
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In the central parts of Spain they do have heating systems and proper insulation. Winters are cold there, just not as cold as this year.
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If you’re referring to world war 2, axis engineers were in no way “mediocre”.
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You say it like “getting caught in the moment” and assaulting the Capitol is something completely reasonable that anyone in that situation might do.
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If the only reason to do anything is money, sure. I think most people here in HN know how valuable scientific research is, and the kind of advancements that come from it. The World Wide Web came from CERN.
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6y ago
> It's sad to see people downvote correct information. I'm confused, there's no downvote button in HN.
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Your analogy isn’t really valid, because in the rocket situation you’re flipping the rocket and throwing exhaust forward to slow down. That would be analogous to throwing apples forwards, not backwards.
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I guess people shouldn’t study history anymore when they can just look up things on the web
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I’m curious, why is the EKG feature that tempting? I don’t really see what I’d do with it besides doing a reading once in a while
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Why is paying for a watch that collects your data weird to you? Your phone also collects your data and I bet you paid for it too. Also, the watch collecting your data is kind of the whole point.
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You can enable the full bar though, instead of not using the browser anymore...
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You must be unfamiliar with telegram. They were going to offer their gaming platform for free.
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Considering the freezing point of hydrogen is −259.14 °C, I doubt it would be a problem.
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