flyGuyOnTheSly

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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
That's about the only thing that makes sense I suppose. Thanks for the link!
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Sounds like you built it out of spite? And you have little to no experience running startups? This should go over well...
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Source on the $2.5m fee being related to attack/blackmail? I just looked it up but I couldn't find anything saying as much... only that sparkpool kept it aside in case the owner comes forward?
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
r/pcm?
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
There's something amusing about a blog post announcing the fastest computer in the world being unable to serve up web requests in under 10 seconds. (When I wrote this comment, I was seeing 500 status code errors when trying to load the
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Ask HN: Is Plivo free to receive inbound SMS from local numbers?
3 points by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago|1 comments
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
My favorite example of this in Canada is a brand of butter that is shaped/looks exactly like a standard pound of butter when it sits on the shelf... but when you pick it up it's actually half a pound of butter... as it's only
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
To be fair, most hard core sports fans bear many resemblances to religious zealots.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
What is the main benefit of using a VPN? I download music, movie, tv, etc files via torrent using my Canadian IP address and I have never seen anything more than an email from my ISP saying essentially "so and so company thinks you dow
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I love this story. Wild/forgotten cultivated crop seeds are fascinating to me. I pick, taste and save as many different wild foods that I can find. I have found wild chives growing on an island in northern ontario, they're floweri
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Nobody? Anybody? Any links to where might be a better forum to pose this question perhaps?
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Ask HN: How much should I realistically expect for selling do.pe?
5 points by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago|0 comments
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
They all do that, but showing youtube advertisements to paying clients isn't ideal. Also youtube makes it difficult to restrict who can and cannot see the video. Without a pay wall there is little incentive to make payment. Some studio
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I looked into that but it's not ideal mainly because we don't need a video conferencing system. I suppose I could dig through the code and disable anyone but the host's video feeds but I don't have a lot of time to dedic
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
We thought about suggesting spotify playlists while zoom classes are live... and zoom manages to screw with other app's audio sources as well somehow. Give it a try. Start playing any form of music through your phone.... mp3... youtube
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Not sure where you live, but in Ontario Amazon delivery trucks outnumber all other delivery trucks combined. Seemingly 50% of every package sitting on anyone's doorstep has the familiar Amazon branded packing tape surrounding it as wel
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I'm eager to create a higher quality video broadcasting (not web meeting, one way only) app for some local yoga studios I help out with and am hoping this article gives me a push in the right direction. The audio quality on zoom is jus
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
How difficult is it exactly to do what chaturbate does for example? I have been looking into how I could setup a similar broadcast on demand service for some yoga studios that I help out with (zoom is terrible for online yoga classes... it
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
You're a great parent. Keep doing what you're doing and the world will be a better place.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Enjoy your pool and boat then. You listed primarily material things that make you happy which made me feel poorly for you. Laughing at and judging total strangers then bragging about it on the internet though... my bad... you sound like a r
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
No not at all. You are obviously right. Enjoy your cars! :)
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Not triggered, just flabbergasted at your insistence that thinking another person was the asshole after you called them out for not adhering to your own worldview. Obviously you know you were in the wrong, which is why you just wrote so muc
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
So you began your interaction by holding the door open for another human being, and you ended it a few minutes later by confronting them about a personal choice of health and safety, thought them to be an asshole, and laughed at them due to
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
You can add heart disease to that list too.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
What is controversial about Charas?
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Amazing that the only thing you hear is the wind rustling by. Silent planes would be welcomed by many people living in densely populated cities with high air traffic. They're almost giving away apartments near Pearson Airport in Toront
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Ask HN: Resources on proving stealing music is not OK?
2 points by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago|0 comments
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
>Plenty of wealthy people and plenty of intelligent people have addiction problems. Wealth and intelligence are bad predictors of addiction. A far better predictor is family history. Family history is strongly correlated with wealth and
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
>And both beer and coffee, in moderation, have a lot of studies so far showing a correlation with longer lifespans. Wealthy people can afford to drink beer and coffee regularly, and have the intelligence to keep their habits within moder
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
In Canada tree rights are a thing, and typically reserved to the Crown. You have to find a very old parcel of land to acquire mineral, land and tree rights all together.

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