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by dwild 7y ago
I actually appreciated this error because I couldn't figure out which color was the one selected.
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by dwild 7y ago
I'm way too much nostalgic right now.
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by dwild 7y ago
> I'll ask you for a random number once per second and after a few answers I don't need to ask any more to know your answer. You know that we aren't computers right? We don't need any fancy software to detect that kin
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by dwild 7y ago
I tried that once with 2 friends, I asked them to think of a number between 1 and 10 and I then asked if it was 7 and they both were amazed :).
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by dwild 7y ago
You may need to works on your impression then. All the ones I quoted were blatant call to violence. All with good amount of upvote and pretty old. "None of this gets fixed without people picking up rifles." - 49 votes, 9 hours ago
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by dwild 7y ago
> Libra will still need the same infrastructure to get people to buy those coins. Go try to offer Paypal to people in developing countries! Libra is a cryptocurrency. I can sell it, you can sell it, anyone can sell it. You can't sel
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by dwild 7y ago
A lot of those screenshots are theses too: - 49 votes, 9 hours ago - 27 votes, 7 hours ago - 53 points, 1 day ago - 66 points, 1 day ago Go do a sockpuppet and do the same! That won't last long and you'll get down-voted heavily.
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by dwild 7y ago
> we can at least try to engage How? I've been banned from their subreddit by trying to engage with them (ironic isn't it?). If anything, this is great, now they have a huge warning on their subreddit that tell pretty clearly t
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by dwild 7y ago
> If it were possible to build 20,000 houses in the next 20 years, it would absolutely happen without Google's help. I only took a quick glance at the article, but seems like Google help may do quite a bit. > First, over the next
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by dwild 7y ago
How can you both say... > Rather, my argument was that for a legal service to displace piracy, it would need to be closer to its advantages. and > I was not concerned with the feasibility of such a service. in the same paragraph? I&#x
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by dwild 7y ago
> - Even if all of the above were not concerns, am I able to properly secure user's data (against say state actors) Operating a VPN isn't any different than an ISP. Should that be a concerns for ISP too? Most traffic nowadays i
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by dwild 7y ago
> Personally That's the whole issue. You forget about everyone else that don't have access to Paypal or Western Union, or even wire transfer.
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by dwild 7y ago
> Facebook’s currency may not expire or be limited to one place, but it does seem to me that “it does the same thing [as money], only not as well.” I don't know but each time I try to show my cash into the computer... nothing happen
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by dwild 7y ago
It can still be "open, borderless" though. I can't use Venmo. Even if I would like to, I simply can't. I can have a Libra wallet though and even if Visa, Mastercard, Paypal and Stripe decide that my market isn't big
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by dwild 7y ago
> If you care about the original timezone store that elsewhere I think that was his point, that you should always care about the original timezone and thus keep it.
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by dwild 7y ago
> If there was a legal method which worked as well as the illegal one (including quantity and offline capabilities) and cost the same as the VPN / seedbox, I doubt most would stay with the illegal content. And I felt I repeated myse
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by dwild 7y ago
> the overall legal experience good enough that most people wouldn't need to resort to illegality This fail when the content is the product. Sure you can improve the delivery method, but at the end of the day, you got to pay for bo
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by dwild 7y ago
Then I agree completely, it was pretty shitty of them and I don't understands at all their reasoning.
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by dwild 7y ago
I have an hard time understanding your point. Sure I agree that paying rent should count towards credit rating, but that's not an argument against credit rating. A bad credit rating means that it's a bad idea giving you a unsecure
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by dwild 7y ago
> Didn't they? I mean, I figure everybody read the case studies about page load time and user abandonment. > that never cared about mobile users still don't. News website still have multiple MB per page and they all got an A
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by dwild 7y ago
I'll rephrase what he said. AMP was only ever needed because so many made their pages so artificiality heavy in the first place and had no incentive to make them lighter. AMP SEO advantage is a great incentive to make them lighter. The
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by dwild 7y ago
> You're not really getting a rebate, the extremely high merchant fees in the US are paid by the customers. I don't know if it's the same in the US, but in Canada, the price can't be affected by the way you pay for it
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by dwild 7y ago
> rent an apartment we may be _required_ to have a credit score. Even if we offer to pay the full term's rent up front. Well to be fair, offering the full term rent up front to avoid a credit check seems sketchy as hell. Did you sti
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by dwild 7y ago
They also make the credit card fee from the merchant!
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by dwild 7y ago
> Most links, however, are better attributable. I strongly disagree on that. The fact that you have an account behind it doesn't make it attributable at all. There's nearly no verification on 99% of the internet. Some studies c
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by dwild 7y ago
He gave the threshold in his comment though. > It's up to the team and customers to decide on that however. You said yourself: >the consequences of a dupe would lead to a pretty bad customer experience. I've seen many situat
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by dwild 7y ago
> their prerogative Thus any business decision isn't a problem? Whether it's their prerogative, it still a problem in tech. > to ban content deemed unsafe Like any links? Or even text itself? The only thing that makes JSFidd
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by dwild 7y ago
For the poker claims, a quick Google search gave this: https://github.com/trottier/original-bitcoin/blob/master/src... I don't know if this is the right source code though.
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by dwild 7y ago
Which one? BoardGameArena has quite a bit of them already (to name's a few: Carcasonne, Terra Mystica, 7 Wonders, Seasons, Race for the Galaxy, Through the Ages, Puerto Rico) and they have nearly 100 more licenses available over BGA St
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by dwild 7y ago
> So, that makes ~15 minutes standing around waiting for the bus and $2.25 spent on a fare, in order to save a 5 minute walk. I did something similar the other day, and it wasn't because I was lazy. There's 2 key points that yo

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