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by exabrial 1y ago
All I can say is GOOD. If a person is suspected of committing a crime, and police obtain a specific, pointed, warrant for information pertaining to an individual, tech companies have a moral obligation to comply, in the best interests of hu
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by exabrial 1y ago
Thanks! Appreciate your explanation
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by exabrial 1y ago
Apologies, I meant about them printing the money Friday. Trying to understand the relationship with them stabilizing bitcoin prices somehow but also why everyone is worried about USDT and it being "real"
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by exabrial 1y ago
> tether stepped in, printed ~ a billion USDT over the past three days, and prevented further plunging Being completely ignorant on all of these, where can I read about this?
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by exabrial 1y ago
That too seems like business as usual though?
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by exabrial 1y ago
Am I missing something obvious? Bitcoin has moved between 120k <--> 110K pretty much continuously since July. I don't really see the move Friday as a huge deal (in the scope of the Wild West crypto is), looks like business as usu
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by exabrial 1y ago
The Moskva was also being sailed by drunken idiots, literally while a P8 was circling above. My hope is the US Navy would exercise much better situational awareness and discipline.
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by exabrial 1y ago
Wasn't this exercise completed years ago? The article is dated 7 days ago which is surprising.
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by exabrial 1y ago
There's 0 reason why bank/pay/gov apps can't be ran on a regular OS. The goal is to force users into the Google world at the excuse of "security"
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by exabrial 1y ago
Here's a dumb question, tangentially related, since they have a 10gig L2 switch mentioned... How come nobody (almost) makes L2 10gig switches? Ubiquiti has a 8port L2, that really seems to be it.
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by exabrial 1y ago
So... fricken... what...? "XYZ" [solar] at the cost of what? Allowing one rich guy to permanently occupy a section of public land? Without ever compensating the public for the immense wealth he'd extract from a public resourc
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by exabrial 1y ago
I’m surprised people are up in arms about this here. First, there has been huge protests about the selling, er “leasing”, of BLM land to millionaires. Do they even realize what was happening here? The headline would be better written as “so
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by exabrial 1y ago
I really would like my tax dollars to fund national parks and put out wildfires, not another nation. Doesn't matter who's in power, they all are terrible.
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by exabrial 1y ago
The most obnoxious thing about QUIC is I don't need encryption all of the time, actually the majority of the time. Useless overhead.
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by exabrial 1y ago
Thanks, that is quite signficant
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by exabrial 1y ago
Did I miss the part of the article stating what percentage of all effects this would have? Like if it moves the needle 0.000001% is it worth the effort? Not to play whatabouttism, but the top 8 countries after China (US through Germany) tog
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by exabrial 1y ago
Pretty wild something called "Long Term Evolution" is being phased out
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by exabrial 1y ago
Why is _anyone_ still using Windows?
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by exabrial 1y ago
Physical access owns. If the computer can’t trust its components what can it do?
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by exabrial 1y ago
That Kudos button :)
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by exabrial 1y ago
Monopolies are bad ideas for so many reasons. The government has recently learned they actually like them
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by exabrial 1y ago
Agree, and it's not like Strava invented the heat-map visualization anyway, tons of prior art. Garmin needs to hire some good anti-Patent troll lawyers and go full NewEgg on them: full scorched earth policy.
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by exabrial 1y ago
Hilarious. Strava literally only exists because of Garmin [and Apple, others] data. They offer no value, contribute nothing, and pretty much just monetize the fact that Apple and Garmin haven't shared data directly between their platfo
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by exabrial 1y ago
thanks, didnt know that!
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by exabrial 1y ago
openhtmltopdf is what we're using. Some outdated versions.
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by exabrial 1y ago
I’d like governments to instead enforce monopoly laws and the FTC to sue for crappy business practices. I don’t want them playing speech police.
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by exabrial 1y ago
Does it print the tracking dots?
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by exabrial 1y ago
This sounds like a dream, as it proves again these things don't need to exist.
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by exabrial 1y ago
The clip them with a carabiner to their climbing pack they bring to the gym. I think they air out...
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by exabrial 1y ago
I don't think they do anything to them

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