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by dwild 8y ago
What's the alternative? They value it at 423,000$ and they give that to their creditor instead? Can they really do that and would it be better? How so?
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by dwild 8y ago
> In other words, the bot developers are still getting through There's no perfect solution but any solution is still better than none. Why do you keep a lock on your door if I can break it in 30 seconds? Your computer is even there!
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by dwild 8y ago
> the vast majority of web-based exploits Do you have a source for that? As far as I know, most web based exploit came from any external plugin such as flash, pdf, videos, etc...
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by dwild 8y ago
> If an attacker can fool the people into getting funds out of the cold wallet, then they are available for an attacker to steal. Sure but then you still have 12-48h to discover that they are being fooled. There's no foolproof metho
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by dwild 8y ago
I had the Moto X Play and it lasted nearly 3 years, the battery went bad, which is to be expected. That was my only issue with it. I currently have the Moto Z2 Play, no issue and it's been more than a year now. My experience is anecdot
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by dwild 8y ago
Be careful, my last one was a Motorola X Play, which I stopped using because its battery became bad. I was happy to be able to buy a new OEM battery to "refurbish" it and use it as an emergency phone but it's not ob the ifixi
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by dwild 8y ago
Square Cash Confirm your country United States United Kingdom Venmo There are two main requirements for using Venmo: You must be physically located in the United States You must have a U.S. cell phone that can send/r
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by dwild 8y ago
> There is no way to send electronic dollars without involving a third party Yeah but that third party is everywhere, available to all (US isn't the only country in the world you know?) and isn't aware you are using his service
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by dwild 8y ago
A real entrepreneur is able to be or to get salesmen, engineer, finance guy, a marketing guy, etc... An entrepreneur is someone able to start a company and in a company, you need more than an engineer to build a device, you also need a guy
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by dwild 8y ago
> I wasn't trying to attract them per se If you read his comment, it's actually what he tell him to do. You can have the best content in the world, if no one know it exist, no one will read it. We all believe they will come by
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by dwild 8y ago
> You're praising innovation blindly. He isn't praising anything. He is simply saying not being anti-something that early. The world isn't all black and white, there's nuance, not being anti-something doesn't mea
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by dwild 8y ago
It only need to power it every few minutes for it to works, hell if you consider any interesting auction would be announced at least one month before, you can power it every month with something stronger like 3G to get a more precise day to
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by dwild 8y ago
Do Apple keep security updates over the old versions? That could be an easy way to be forced to update. Theses 2 relatively recents vulnerabilities are pretty good reason to have to update. https://www.krackattacks.com/ ht
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by dwild 8y ago
> "90 degrees" is recognizable, but takes up more space than "tau/4" You forgot the unit on one of them, it's "tau/4 radians" and not "tau/4", which make it longer than "90
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by dwild 8y ago
> you need to know French well to fit in That's actually the opposite, at least in tech, you need to talk English. In both placed I worked we had to talk English because there was a few employees that didn't talk French at all.
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by dwild 8y ago
>I don't get my stuff within the 3-5 day period That's crazy because I'm in Canada and it's the reverse. I don't care about the free 2 day shipping because I usually get it quicker using their actual free shippin
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by dwild 8y ago
> CSS frameworks feel like a "let's get all the shit CSS was meant to help remove and just put it in divs". You just made me realize this is why I always have a hard time every time I try a CSS frameworks. It always goes t
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by dwild 8y ago
> For example, what if his primary motivation is to do something useful for others? What if his primary motivation is just to improve the enjoyment of people who like playing guitar? Sure but Apple doesn't essentially have to send
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by dwild 8y ago
They are showing the image. Did you read the post? There's no attribution, you wouldn't know at first glance it came from his website. Even the shortcut is only called "Guitar Chord Finder" and never mentions his website
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by dwild 8y ago
Are you sure you don't have an adblocker? There's ad over JGuitar, 2 of them actually. I hope he didn't have to add theses ads because of the increase of request.
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by dwild 8y ago
Or maybe it's the right time to charge $12/month? Usually too early you don't want many low paying customer which would imply too much support while you iterate quickly. A low number of high paying customer is much better. It
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by dwild 8y ago
> casual party games you can run on most smart TVs these days. Like what? The only similar game I know is Jackbox Party games and it certainly won't run on any smart tv, you need a proper computer/console to run it.
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by dwild 8y ago
They show ads every few games if I remember correctly. They offer a subscription to remove theses ads and only a single person of the group need to have one. It's fun but thing is, paying 5$ a month is too much for the fun I got from i
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by dwild 8y ago
They are in the business of buying and selling any zero-days. Tor browser primary goal is to be secure, unlike any other browser (which may still want to be secure but have many others goals). This zero day isn't exactly one either if
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by dwild 8y ago
It's weird how your comment contradict itself. > I guess you must not be a 6502 programmer, because if you were, your response would be, like, "dude, fuck, that's awesome, holy shit, let me take some notes". Can'
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by dwild 8y ago
It's so weird, supermarket always sold better placement to some product and it was never an issue. Amazon is clear in their doing too, is that the issue? You don't notice it thus it's alright?
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by dwild 8y ago
You ignore completely how is invested the time gained by the developer. Sure you can shave seconds over a few tasks, but a new feature or a new software altogether could save hours on others process. That's how the time of the develope
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by dwild 8y ago
You really save bytes even though you need to include it as a base64 url?
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by dwild 8y ago
Google Search prioritize good content, they decided that AMP was better content (for good reason, it's faster), thus prioritize AMP. Sure they could prioritize website well built, they probably already do and will do it better and bett
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by dwild 8y ago
> My Subaru never shadow brakes. Do your Subaru is electric? Does it range compare to the Model 3? How does it compare to its acceleration? Don't ever buy a product for a feature in beta. For the sake of anyone, never ever EVER do t

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