dinglefairy

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by dinglefairy 5y ago
i think anything boxy is antiquated. you can always swivel your monitor for more vertical real estate. being able to look at two windows side by side i think is more valuable than increasing vert at the expense of horz. all this 1x1 and 4:3
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
it's definitely about balance, i don't think it should be as hard as it seems though. what does seem difficult [and is extremely sad in my view] is that Occam's razor type edge, acting like a filter between achieving that bal
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
from what i remember open core doesn't need to disable sip to function, just to install. the firmware is the actual firmware upgrades released by apple [everyone was shocked they supported this] that come embedded in the osx updates. m
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
happy to hear that I'm not the only one [sys admin type person] doing this. although i use Windows, i do have Catalina installed [and Debian for the triple boot]. also using open core. I'm pretty sure i downloaded a copy of osx fr
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
i can't read the entire article, but i can read the comments. it doesn't look like anyone is talking about the real reason for CBDCs. which is to create more liquidity. in other words, to get money out of escrow while internationa
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
written by a billionaire. he's afraid of the pitchforks... is there even a difference between communism and fascism? y'all need to stop fighting each other. operating range... tear it the fuck down.
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
hrrmm, any suggestions on personal projects that will make mill-i-ons? I'm half serious. like how can i make an algorithm that auto trades vwap starting with a $1000 account? anyone have links for projects in; building your own receiv
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
i wonder this; if there is a stop loss already on the books at x price and a HFT enters a market order at that price when a stock is falling, which order will get filled first? i feel like answering this question would sort of answer the ar
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
you're quite right about this. although i would say that we do actually store memories in our bodies. this is where extended abuse and trauma really take their toll on people. think about shell shock in veterans. they train and train
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
are you enjoying working towards your goals? they're mostly right when they say it's the journey not the destination. goals are good when they're a part of the journey. as a means to an end... that's what they are. the e
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
power money is power. or, capital is power. social capital seems to be our driving force these days. money is cheap, followers are harder to come by [en masse]. socialism becomes this monolithic vacuum which eventually devours it's par
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
become a mentor. help close the wealth gap. executive produce a movie. who is your favorite star/rising talent? hire them, you'll become friends. race sailboats get involved in settling on the moon. mining and research outposts. w
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
encryption for the government no encryption for the people sounds like the perfect democratic recipe
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by dinglefairy 6y ago
2 things: 1. creating a backdoor defeats the purpose of having encryption in the first place. it makes the creation of encryption irrelevant and pointless. a chicken and egg scenario. so it's an all or nothing kind of argument. 2. don&