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by dylz 7y ago
Can I ask what you consider a "real job"? Trust me, it becomes progressively less fun to "play" a game because you have to, not because you want to, to keep up your income.
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by dylz 7y ago
Didn't Nicehash turn out to be a scam and its (former) CTO was arrested this month?
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by dylz 7y ago
Every Bitcoin ATM I've seen here require you to look into the front-facing camera and insert/swipe ID.
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by dylz 7y ago
The Xiaomis are kind of interesting in that if you buy a legitimate one direct from the official store it's likely to be in Chinese but also somewhat-clean (for a questionable definition of clean - expect bullshit battery saver /
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by dylz 7y ago
I think clean slate here means "factory image" - resellers if you buy on gearbest or other Chinese sites often will preload with malware and adware before giving you the device.
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by dylz 7y ago
This includes internet - https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r32167991-Modem-Frontier-Fo... for one example
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by dylz 7y ago
In regions where you don't have that choice (no alternatives at all), IIRC Comcast will top out around 300/5 or 100/5.
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by dylz 7y ago
Some ISPs do not allow you to bring your own equipment, or if you do, they will charge you regardless per month for a "rental" of something you don't have from them.
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by dylz 7y ago
The cable ISPs can and will gate higher speeds (think anything even halfway tolerable) behind "triple play" packages.
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by dylz 7y ago
Do you know whether this requires the person in store to enter an exact match/have you enter it on a pinpad, and that it is absolutely not removable in any way by any CSR, customer service, or other humans other than you knowing it and
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by dylz 7y ago
> WARP is not designed to allow you to access geo-restricted content when you’re traveling. It will not hide your IP address from the websites you visit. C
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by dylz 7y ago
Unless you are running self-selected first party ads, _the ad companies do not trust you, the publisher, to not lie about proxied traffic_. Ths is one of the reasons they demand invasive, malware JS to run that loads Java, Flash, and all so
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by dylz 7y ago
Warp excludes many sites from traffic routing (like video)
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by dylz 7y ago
Hetzner does not charge for bandwidth anymore starting from half a year-ish(?) ago. Unmetered gigabit.
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by dylz 7y ago
IIRC it's free. You might need to opt in.
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by dylz 7y ago
From a US West POV: I don't believe I've ever seen that kind of path through PRC to be faster. Their peering ports are insanely oversubscribed and lossy at peak in LA/SJ, and half-decent traffic via CT's Next Generation
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by dylz 7y ago
Unless you technically enforce the block, there is nothing stopping a bad rep from doing it for a bribe, or being fooled. If you technically enforce the block, you now store more dangerous data with the telco that they shouldn't be hol
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by dylz 7y ago
After 3 minutes, this just crashed the browser on an old AOSP stock Android device I have. The last time I implemented something like this as a proof-of-work (first party) solution, it fell apart instantly when someone wrote a dedicated bot
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by dylz 7y ago
This seems a bit disrespectful considering how you don't like "spyware"
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by dylz 7y ago
Yeah, but at the same time Stripe Capital only lends to people that have history selling on Stripe, and if they're anything like other processors they'll be holding some percent for chargebacks and other stuff anyway, lowering the
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by dylz 7y ago
There is a decent amount of JP/SG connectivity, iirc.
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by dylz 7y ago
Some are quite well done and feels less like an ad, some awful ones just play a shitty VPN clip in the worst possible way.
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by dylz 7y ago
A horrendous abomination of scraping, fake browsers, storing your credentials, probably. Probably also grab your transaction data while there. This seems to be par for the course for US accounts, unfortunately. See: https://news
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by dylz 7y ago
$230 for 5, or $230 each?
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by dylz 7y ago
Is this your product? If so, how can I cash this out into tangible currency rather than an ERC token, and is it possible to select the amount of labeling (ex: users I identify as bad have to go through 10+ pages, users I identify as OK go t
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by dylz 7y ago
I have a bunch of odd questions. For example, "Our servers run on 100% renewable energy, and every search request removes 1kg of CO2 from the atmosphere." As far as I can tell it's on AWS and Cloudflare/Ghost hosted blog
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by dylz 7y ago
This entire blog post reads pretty terribly to me. It's yet another bing search result 'reseller' with no real pros to using it.. Users can still just choose the engine they want elsewhere. This appears to be first-launch onl
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by dylz 7y ago
I don't believe this is acceptable. By any modern sane best practice, the word NULL in a string from a web form (where your input is basically by definition a string) is a string like any other Blocking -- in a string does not prevent
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by dylz 7y ago
They already do disable keys. The official client collects a ton of hardware information and posts it back to Discord and a third party repeatedly.
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by dylz 7y ago
There are certainly a lot of cons, yep. I feel like a lot of the arguments here are a bit apples and oranges, some people are getting really upset over it. But sometimes, you just need a ton of bandwidth, compute, RAM, etc. and don't c

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