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by ekanes 5y ago
Classically, the only way things like that are “hard forced” on a company that refuses to be canceled is visa/mc stop accepting them. This is a real case for crypto-currencies.
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by ekanes 5y ago
Thanks that’s useful.
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by ekanes 5y ago
El Salvador’s President is speaking at the biggest BTC conference in April, for the most personal/reputational reasons it’s doubtful he’d/ they’d change course for awhile.
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by ekanes 5y ago
Quoting the NYT for anything related to Israel is likely biased.
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by ekanes 5y ago
"who am I" is fantastic. Thank you. http://t3x.org/whoami.html
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by ekanes 5y ago
There's a bunch of research that profanity increases trust. Perhaps because you're showing/sharing that you're not a corporate robot...
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by ekanes 5y ago
Hey while we're here in this closet shhhh posting non-additive replies... I have a website that's still up from 1996. Older than so many Kids These Days. :P
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by ekanes 5y ago
I wonder if (small?) Discords were/are an answer to this scale/anonymity.
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by ekanes 5y ago
Very cool, and an idea for someday: 1. Keep improving this! 2. Add a more general alert, for paid subscribers. I'd easily pay $5 or $10/month for something to just tell me what I need that day (and maybe when generally I'll
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by ekanes 5y ago
“Friday’s published report said that the leak comprised about 400GB of data and came from a self-hosted instance of RocketChat, an open source chat server that’s similar to Slack and Discord. It’s only the latest example of a hate group bei
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by ekanes 5y ago
It’s a good example actually - people would like it and we could all use a little more physical challenge in our environment!
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by ekanes 5y ago
> And they are very easy to see because they actually have blinking lights on them that are designed to make the planes more visible. It's a complete non issue. Interesting point. They'd also be harder to remove from your data
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by ekanes 5y ago
I wonder if this pain relief was because your muscles relaxed completely, in a way we struggle to achieve usually.
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by ekanes 5y ago
ADHD presents most strongly in childhood, (specifically hyperactivity which diminishes with age, though not everyone with ADHD has hyperactivity) so if you had it you can look back and see it.
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by ekanes 5y ago
Lo ha kol!
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by ekanes 5y ago
Installed. Wow.
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by ekanes 5y ago
If travel is stressful, or causes you to get less sleep, (etc) that may also affect your immune system.
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by ekanes 5y ago
I guess if bullets could flow around the vest and then still hit you, that analogy would work.
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by ekanes 5y ago
Beware this adds complexity for you, and all added complexity slows forward momentum. If you’re getting ENOUGH traction/feedback without this change I’d consider punting it for later when you’re closer to scaling mode not learning mode
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by ekanes 5y ago
This deserves more attention.
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by ekanes 5y ago
In a pandemic, I think herd immunity is a worldwide concept more than localized.
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by ekanes 5y ago
I would guess the parent comment is referring to paid/corporate lobbyists.
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by ekanes 5y ago
You are right. As for why, the incongruent cheering could be because people feel a little betrayed. Personally, I'm bummed that all news has bias and recycling is a sham.
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by ekanes 5y ago
That's fair, but brand reputation can carry society past that.
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by ekanes 5y ago
That's one reason I'm long-term hopeful about Smart Contracts. If they are adopted, they may force/encourage a re-evaluation about all kinds of things, including predatory aspects of banking. For example, let's reconsi
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by ekanes 5y ago
As the world becomes more complex, childhood understandably gets longer.
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by ekanes 5y ago
In theory this type of intellectual engagement is fine, but if the dream turns into a nightmare Every Single Time we try it, results in untold suffering and the deaths of millions... it loses legitimacy.
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by ekanes 5y ago
Oh, didn't know about that aspect. I'll check it out. Thanks.
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by ekanes 5y ago
You should open-source it anyways, which will help adoption a lot, and ease people past things like this: "* The notice you see about having access to your history and website data is automatically generated because this extension runs
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by ekanes 5y ago
This is a great concept, and would also go very neatly with a patreon/micropayments concept (yes, also tried before) where I can give $.01 (or more, etc) to the page by clicking a button. Good luck with it!

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