dorgo

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by dorgo 8y ago
There are crypto currencies with built in inflation.
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by dorgo 8y ago
> without any consequences there are going to be consequences. It's just that they will be enforced by smart contracts instead of governments..
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by dorgo 8y ago
We are talking about an exceptional case here. The patent owner is a wealthy and extentric agent who disregarts potential profit from selling/licensing/using the patent. And even in such rare and unexpected cases the public eventu
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by dorgo 8y ago
> somebody creates a good invention but deny it from the public for about 15 years.. After 15 years the public can make use of the invention without paying a penny. How it is not in publics interest?
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by dorgo 8y ago
>save the query plan forever is this even possible? Afaik, the query plan can depend on the data distribution and needs to be re-optimized when the data distribution changes.
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by dorgo 8y ago
Yes, but even Java standard libraries throw UnsupportedOperationExceptions. It is so sad. Edit: This is exactly the point where a type system betrayes its promises.
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by dorgo 8y ago
Just buy gold/Bitcoin/anything to dodge inflation and taxes?
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by dorgo 8y ago
img[src$="gif"]{ display:none; } edit: at least it prevents them from being displayed :P
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by dorgo 8y ago
It is what Google gets when somebody/something clicks on an ad in SERPs.
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by dorgo 8y ago
Store only the first 16 bits of the hash maybe?
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by dorgo 8y ago
Advertisers often pay 3€ - 5€ to google for one click. If your 100,000 domains are not complete garbage, you should easily get a million out of it.
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by dorgo 8y ago
As I started to work in an advertising agency some years ago they told me about ads on google. I didn't believe them until they showed me. It's beyond me how anybody can use the web without an ad blocker.
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by dorgo 8y ago
Context can't explain everything. Ive read an article DDG found for me and wondered why all prices were in DM (currency in germany before euro). The article was really that old. Something like that never happend on google. Context can
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by dorgo 8y ago
Would be nice to be able to vote at two dimensions: quality and agreement/disagreement.
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by dorgo 8y ago
I have showdead enabled. Dead comments are rare, surprisingly non-trollish and higher quality than normal comments on other websites.
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by dorgo 8y ago
Not all top page articles have (enough) comments. I'm here for the comments, not for the articles :-P
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by dorgo 8y ago
I removed a lot of useless parts and ads from amazon by using stylus-addon. .scheduled-ad { display: none !important; } .nav-a.nav-hasImage.nav-right { display: none !important; } .nav-fullWidthSubnavFlyout.nav-flyout {
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by dorgo 8y ago
I think it works even without deals. Just subscribe to Prime, order stuff, cancel subscription. This way you pay only some cents (they charge proportionally to the subscription time) instead of 3€ for the shipment.
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by dorgo 8y ago
cash?
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by dorgo 8y ago
I'm thinking about a good device strategy. I think I need a disposable smartphone for situations like this. I should not lose any data if I lose the smartphone and nobody should gain any data if he finds/steals/takes it.
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by dorgo 8y ago
I keep selecting random tiles until the captures get easier and I can solve one without thinking. It takes about 10 to 20 iterations.
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by dorgo 8y ago
As long as events don't have name/email/ip/... there should be no problem as far as i understand it. The regulation targets only personal identifiable information.
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by dorgo 8y ago
>Bitcoin is an incredibly wasteful technology The first computer was also incredibly wasteful. Subsequent iterations proved to be less wasteful and more usefull.
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by dorgo 8y ago
I meant if you have uBlock (origin or the other thing) you don't need noscript-addon, because uBlock (both origin and the other thing) can block javascript. Sorry for confusion.
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by dorgo 8y ago
quality and sincerity are orthogonal.
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by dorgo 8y ago
uBlock can block javascript too. No need for another addon.
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by dorgo 8y ago
My firefox never cache anything. Going forth and back in history always reloads the page. That's the reason I have many tabs open - to prevent reloading and waiting. about.cache says: Number of entries: 418 Maximum storage size: 3072
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by dorgo 8y ago
How convinient. If I had broken the law I would also clasify all documents which could prove it.
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by dorgo 8y ago
Huh? What is "The Great War"? My search engine points me to WW1 which ended 1918 - so it's not what you mean, is it?
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by dorgo 8y ago
Usually, I'm never satisfied with products/services and always wonder how they managed to screw up. To counter this behaviour I created a list with things which just work and I have nothing to complain about. DO is on this short l

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