flyGuyOnTheSly

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by flyGuyOnTheSly 5y ago
Interesting, never even thought of them, and I have a few super cheap VPS' with them for years now. Thanks!
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Looking for Server Hosting suggestions inside Tokyo
1 points by flyGuyOnTheSly 5y ago|1 comments
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 5y ago
This would be ideal for myself. I spend $1500/year on insurance and about $1000 in gas on a car I barely ever drive. I am slow to get ready and leave the house as well. If this thing could just show up at my doorstep and drive me to th
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 5y ago
Which is obviously evidence of a complete and total failure.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 5y ago
This trend line would suggest otherwise: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=buy%20usdt,buy%20... (Virtually every corrupt country in the world is eagerly pouring fiat money into USDT at an accelerating pace)
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 5y ago
If they were truly hiding some secret villain's lair, why wouldn't they cover their tracks by making it look like any other expanse of white snow?
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 5y ago
Ingesting Magic Mushrooms definitely makes me feel better. I have been micro dosing for months now and loving it.
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Dancing Baby a.k.a. the Oogachacka Baby(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by flyGuyOnTheSly 5y ago|0 comments
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 5y ago
I wonder if any of the penguins around today have any idea what that piece of iron is. If they have any oral history or anything of the sort...
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I just had a childish thought. Why don't we just completely trash the barrier reef and focus on saving the next reef that isn't completely trashed.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
>In their experiment, Bankoff and Winter constructed a model of a partially dilapidated Neolithic house, and then set it on fire in a way that would replicate how an accidental fire would have perhaps started from an untended cooking-hea
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
>There is currently no defense for this attack in Bitcoin, as the simulation demonstrates. The entire Bitcoin miner reward model is the defense for this attack. Nation states have powerful computers... but nowhere near as powerful as the
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I really don't know what all the fuss is about. Robinhood decided to halt trading on a number of stocks due to uncommon volatility, just for a day, so they can assess the matter. [0] And as is common practice in the trading world... wh
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I wonder if the off yellow tinge had anything to do with the color of nicotine typically attached to said dust at the time.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I doubt it. Probably just a lot of upvotes in a short period of time. It's a pretty cool idea.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I wonder if the current bull run of crypto prices gave the founder of the market a touch of FOMO and perhaps sold some of his earnings without covering his tracks properly?
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Ask HN: Favorite Music to Program To?
8 points by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago|12 comments
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
The local highschool running track was fine when the Boston Marathon was bombed, too.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I remember sitting in third grade class, red in the face, hand patiently up in the air for minutes straight, simultaneously crying and pissing myself in my chair while Tiffany pointed and laughed at me with her bright red cheeks! I was a go
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
>will try and sell you on a “kitchen” that is a mini-fridge, tiny sink, microwave and a hot plate whilst still charging you full rent. To be fair, that is a Kitchen to a great number of people on this planet. I shared a mini fridge, tiny
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Ask HN: Where to start introducing young children to programming?
10 points by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago|6 comments
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
>We could have had large form, glossy brochure quality displays with video refresh rates by now, but nobody outside of China wanted to get anywhere near this patent minefield. That is quite the leap. Some inventions we know and love woul
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
That's a single sentence pulled from a very long definition, though. Here's the third sentence from that very same paragraph: >It encrypts the victim's files, making them inaccessible, and demands a ransom payment to decr
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
They are demanding a ransom, but Ransomware has a commonly accepted definition which requires encrypting files and demanding payment to decrypt them. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ransomware
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
You're allowed to save money for a future goal.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
That's essentially how "random checks" happen at the border crossings. Everybody is going in sooner or later.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I mean exactly what you just laid out there. That's how money is created. By loaning it out to others in exchange for hard assets... Or at least that's how it was created prior to the reserve requirement being eliminated.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
The premise of A is incorrect. (Banks cannot only lend out ONLY every penny they have...) Banks have (until March 2020) been able to lend out 10x the amount of pennies they have... aka assets listed on their books. Now they are able to lend
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
It's definitely not street legal... not with the jet engine running at least. You're not allowed to incinerate the guy behind you when the light turns green.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
The price of Eggs is up 50% in my neck of the woods over the past 6 months. House prices are up 20-30% over the same time frame. The stock market is up close to 50% over the same time frame... This is not happening because the economy is bo

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