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751.
by ev1 6y ago
Does it have to be a book? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVrmFgvEnAA is pretty good series.
752.
by ev1 6y ago
There's already Luhn and a list of valid starting digits...
753.
by ev1 6y ago
$ is mapped to querySelector and $$ to querySelectorAll in just about every browser, isn't it? $("#something").innerHTML = "Hi"; is vanilla JS.
754.
by ev1 6y ago
I was able to cancel Comcast service over live chat (~15 min wait) in California. Signed up online, so must legally be required to cancel online. I hope they are not intentionally blocking this in other states.
755.
by ev1 6y ago
Note that I am not a fan of overarching copyright and crazy patents as is the current US system, and think the DMCA is broken. My opinion is that I dislike bringing up Kim as a martyr for this every time it comes around/find it somewha
756.
by ev1 6y ago
CMIIW, by being trustworthy enough to get access to content ID you can automate takedowns at will or demonetise videos at will instead of via reviewed DMCAs.
757.
by ev1 6y ago
Please natively support BTC/similar with btcpayserver. I dislike seeing invasive, privacy violating third party gateways.
758.
by ev1 6y ago
Considering they've been calling themselves the "official" paper wallet creator since the domain was registered, it's a scam and always has been.
759.
by ev1 6y ago
> This is obviously a massive security risk, surely there is a way for WA to verify the integrity of the APK before accepting requests to their API? Not really, no. It's an arms race. They just permanently ban accounts and associate
760.
by ev1 6y ago
It's obviously a scam site intended to steal "cold BTC", why would they respond to you? Half the site is in bad english and the "our team" image is stolen from Oculus Rift. The entire point of that site is to steal
761.
by ev1 6y ago
Disappointingly, some people quite literally cannot cook - I don't have a stove. This is a lot more common[0] than one might think, and arguably hits the worst demographic for it - university students and fresh out of university studen
762.
by ev1 6y ago
Arguably it would be much, much harder if you had formal separation. Kim Dotcom had servers in the US - in fact, nearly their entire server fleet if not entirely was in Virginia, vendors in the US, collected payment for illegal downloads an
763.
by ev1 6y ago
It does not autocorrect for me, but maybe you should have also thought about not being 1 letter misspelling of a dictionary word. Or the fact that flurly's urbandictionary definitions have existed for over a decade and are probably not
764.
by ev1 6y ago
Did people not just search it on whateever engine was available at the time? (Yahoo?)
765.
by ev1 6y ago
I'm on the (significantly) younger side, is there some kind of trick or reason behind these questions, or what they're for?
766.
by ev1 6y ago
I understand that this is horrible for unbreakable DRM, but in my case, I only play multiplayer online games (MMOs) - there is nothing to pirate. I'd happily take game streaming in exchange for getting rid of invasive, useless, data-c
767.
by ev1 6y ago
The hardest part is probably how you would handle payments. I'm happy to pay for things like newspaper site subscriptions - I just don't want to give my card or any identifying information to known spammers, 30-days-to-unsubscribe
768.
by ev1 6y ago
Would food be included? I don't really want to 'fight' with 7 entire other groups over the use of a single firepit, unless there are grills every campsite or similar.
769.
by ev1 6y ago
I'm going to point out that as a private business they have every right to refuse you service for any or no reason.
770.
by ev1 6y ago
These are presumably students that have signed into the wifi, not just passerby
771.
by ev1 6y ago
It's quite interesting that such a large company's domain eventually ended up being a web hosting affiliate spam site.
772.
by ev1 6y ago
Since I can't edit this anymore, I'm going to clarify that I know there is no "official" forum, but I am referencing the largest one that used to be on the bitcoin.org domain, but is now bitcointalk.
773.
by ev1 6y ago
You have your choice: there is a subforum specifically for "Gambling and all "investments" that are so risky they might as well be gambling (HYIPs, pyramid schemes, etc.)", or you can just buy hacked PayPal accounts and
774.
by ev1 6y ago
Oh no, it's not the add 2GB with ref thing, it's "get pro plan with lifetime warranty". Apparently everything everybody sells comes with "warranty". Probably explains why there's pages of people complainin
775.
by ev1 6y ago
I went on the BTC forums for the first time in years because of this thread; it used to be filled with wide-eyed people that wanted to change the world in a way before all the regulation hit, with at least somewhat interesting libertarian d
776.
by ev1 6y ago
There's no honour among thieves and whatnot; advertisers do not trust publishers to report data or log impressions truthfully without money-signs-on-bags running away with stolen money. Which, honestly, will 100% happen, considering th
777.
by ev1 6y ago
Scamming people, running a pyramid or ponzi, selling shovels. edit: I'm only semi-joking, the official Bitcoin forums quite literally has pyramid and ponzi and straight up fraud schemes that people happily sign up to and refer each oth
778.
by ev1 6y ago
The entire AS is full of hot garbage, B2, Servermania, Colocrossing, all the related groups. https://www.spamhaus.org/sbl/listings/colocrossing.com I get so much spam and bruteforce from their entire network.
779.
by ev1 6y ago
One per person. All are automatically linked/associated by device. You pay for email if you want this.
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by ev1 6y ago
The loaded script appears to be some free geoip/country detection service, that as a side effect, also does maxmind.com/en/solutions/minfraud-services/device-tracking - unsure what it's used for but it's p

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