emteycz

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721.
by emteycz 5y ago
They are already working on making EU do that.
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by emteycz 5y ago
The notion of a government watching over group conversations is scary .
723.
by emteycz 5y ago
It's not. It's a mess of OOP mind-castles, very much like Java used to be before streams. Nothing to do with the excellent typed functional-ish programming model of TS or Kotlin.
724.
by emteycz 5y ago
Where is the court judgement for that?
725.
by emteycz 5y ago
What you want is available today, in all major browsers. Yes, very viable IMHO.
726.
by emteycz 5y ago
That's normal. The mobile network can't magically handle 1000x more cells concentrated at one place.
727.
by emteycz 5y ago
It's not a feelings based assumption, it's the role of liberal democratic states determined by the basic principles of democracy. That the states do not fulfill their role is their own fault.
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by emteycz 5y ago
The point is, I think there will almost never be a need to install Graal when there is Wasm already present and used by most apps. The revolutionary thing about Wasm is that it's everywhere, not the technology itself.
729.
by emteycz 5y ago
My work computer has no GraalVM but it has two Wasm runtimes without needing to consult the IT department. Graal is cool tech but it's not playing the same game Wasm is.
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by emteycz 5y ago
There is a similar thing in EU but it's very regulated (though all processes are very lengthy and paper-heavy) and used for paying utilities etc, not gym.
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by emteycz 5y ago
It's not assumed, that's the objective of state: To create a sustainable and consumer-oriented market through regulation and incentives.
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by emteycz 5y ago
Many ISPs even have built-in support for DynDNS
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by emteycz 5y ago
For example in Czechia there are many diverse courses and whole programs/degrees in English with no requirement of the local language. The majority of universities (public and private) offer them to foreign students - and for a very lo
734.
by emteycz 5y ago
How do you know they demographics they are talking about are defined by race?
735.
by emteycz 5y ago
I'm not advocating for capitalism, I'm just against socialism/communism because it fatally corrupts people's minds - watching local movies from this era is painful, as you can see the horrific distortions it imposed on t
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by emteycz 5y ago
I would agree if we were talking about normal situations, but I think protesting people will try very hard to stay connected - look at Belarus.
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by emteycz 5y ago
There were many democratic socialist countries, unfortunately socialism devolves into tyranny in less than one election period. For example Czechoslovakia voted for communism freely by its own volition in 1946, and the communists started ki
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by emteycz 5y ago
Capitalism doesn't happen without state and it is defined by the state, so it's a failure of state regulation, not capitalism itself. States must set different regulation and/or incentives. It's perfectly possible to hav
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by emteycz 5y ago
Is attacking the country really the only intervention Canada could do? Couldn't they send in peacemakers?
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by emteycz 5y ago
They are better in that someone actually reads the suggestions
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by emteycz 5y ago
So they turn on their VPN app... Or ask their local nerd and they'll tell them how to change DNS server IPs.
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by emteycz 5y ago
That individual instance might host hundreds of LAMP vhosts, each could have its own IP now
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by emteycz 5y ago
I don't think turning off DNS servers is 1) actually possible (people would start running mirrors + other countries continue to run) and 2) would disable the internet into uselessness (anything IP based still works).
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by emteycz 5y ago
I don't think western countries even have the necessary mechanisms.
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by emteycz 5y ago
It's more like the measurement is off so much the differences don't even matter.
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by emteycz 5y ago
Interesting thoughts, could you please point me to the definition of state you're using? I'd like to read more.
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by emteycz 5y ago
Doing a 51% attack doesn't mean the rest of the network users will accept your new blockchain fork.
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by emteycz 5y ago
Crypto has not revolutionized payments for you . It's a revolution for me and other people making cross-border (EU-Ukraine, EU-USA, EU-Africa...) transfers. It's really problematic to make these transfers even today, when in th
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by emteycz 5y ago
Who forces you to use the 3rd parties with BTC? And what choices do you have with the traditional system other than use 3rd parties?
750.
by emteycz 5y ago
And it's exactly that - yeah perhaps it's not as cheap as EU wire transfers which are sponsored by the banks as loss leaders for mortgages and insurance, but international transfers certainly are much cheaper, quicker and reliable

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