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forty
5y ago
No idea for your question, but you should be able to read the archived article here https://archive.is/TM8fk
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forty
5y ago
Apparently this double meaning also already existed in Latin (tempus) so it must have spreaded to many languages after that (both from the Greek and Latin roots)
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forty
5y ago
If you are interested in comparing curves, here is the djb page on the topic https://safecurves.cr.yp.to/index.html
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forty
5y ago
There are definitely programmers whose output/delivery is 10x higher than some other programmers. Whether they are 10x and 1x or 1x and 1/10th programmers respectively can be debated, but I feel the former is a more positive way t
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30 days ago I was an Apple employee
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forty
5y ago
It's true that in practice 1000 horoscope apps or 10000 horoscope apps is not going to make a difference for the user. Maybe apple is afraid it can saturate their review process.
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forty
5y ago
Honestly I'm more on the business side, but I fail to see how the fact that we cannot refund our customers is a benefit for them.
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forty
5y ago
Precisely my point is that I haven't seen "unlimited" mentioned either in the R2 announcement nor on your link. So it's not unlikely that it's going to be free egress up to X GB per month (possibly with X high enoug
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forty
5y ago
We will see in practice how it is. As the article suggested, there are often caveats to "unlimited" and honestly I don't even think they have written unlimited anywhere :)
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forty
5y ago
I believe that the fact that bugs are hard to fix and that operations are hard to revert is a pretty common property of most crypto-currency/asset/contact and that's what makes them IMO impractical for many usages, and in par
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forty
5y ago
Yes, it's true that in case you are in the legendary fascist state that steals your money but allows you the hide your money in crypto currency it can be useful ;) it reminds me of https://xkcd.com/538/ (note that
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5y ago
I'm pretty sure I do want people and banks to be able to get back millions they have given away because of a bug :)
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forty
5y ago
The fact that you can give away millions by mistake and do nothing about it then break the systems then do not much about it says a lot about crypto currency practicality ;) I wonder when this madness is going to stop.
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5y ago
Via technology is making x86 CPUs using Cyrix's licence (they purchased Cyrix 20 years ago)
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forty
5y ago
Or maybe CNLabelContactRelation表妹 ?
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forty
5y ago
It's all about incentive I guess. What do they win by supporting ipv6? From the service provider point of view, as long as their customers can reach them with ipv4, they have no reasons to switch. From the customer ISP point of view, a
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forty
5y ago
I'm not an expert but I would say it's probably pretty hard to find a laptop with 2 Ethernet ports, and 2.5Gb Ethernet with that. Also the H2 is passively cooled which is not going to be the case for most laptop. And it's als
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forty
5y ago
If you like x64, nothing can beat the odroid H2+ :) if you can ever get one... 2x 2.5gb ports. And really cheap.
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forty
5y ago
Yes there a a bunch of good rk3328 based board with 2 Gb eth ports. If you need something beefier there is the rk3399 based boards (pine64's rockpro64 has only a single Ethernet port but there is for example the nanopi r4s which has 2)
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forty
5y ago
There is friendlyarm nanopi R2S and R4S or orangepi r1 plus (which looks like a copy of the R2S).
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forty
5y ago
No maintenance except the security patches I guess :)
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forty
5y ago
I'm not sure what to conclude of that though. Does it mean that playing high level chess lower risks of contracting Alzheimer's or does it mean that people with low Alzheimer's risks have higher chance to become high level ch
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5y ago
Your computer heats air, which is a observable physical effect, though an unintended one ;)
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forty
5y ago
It's a stupid question, unless they also give you the ecmascript spec and let you figure it out ;)
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forty
5y ago
I think your comment can be improved by removing your first two words, which brings nothing to this conversation.
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5y ago
Yes the definition depends on where you are and when too indeed :) I think the mainstream opinion is that the PS, LFI and EELV are left parties. Everyone is free to define left and right as they prefer (or any other word actually) but it&#x
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5y ago
Political left and right have very very different meaning depending on where you live in the world :) As a French person, anything which defends environment and customer rights (vs corporate interests) sounds lefty enough.
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forty
5y ago
I want a right to repair. Both for hardware and software. If the makers doesn't want to provide fixes forever, they should at least allow me to fix it if it breaks. I'm happy if they just provide the source code with a nice OSS li
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5y ago
The word is "ponzi scheme" ;)
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5y ago
It looks interesting, but isn't 4 a bit too few? My thinkpad has like 8-9 ports. Cannot they put 2 external port on a single module? Oh and also: where is Ethernet? :)
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