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by freebuju 6y ago
Inaccurate. Unless they intend on trading Bitcoin with pokemon cards, crypto trading is rendered illegal by this decree.
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by freebuju 6y ago
Thanks for making me laugh. Kind of reminds me how "weak hands" swayed by WSB, bought GME just before its share value tanked
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by freebuju 6y ago
Why does this bother you? Most of the mining is done inside the Big Red wall anyways.
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by freebuju 6y ago
Not a chance. On the anonymous use. Pirate dread would be shaking his head in admonishment at your misguided utterances if he were on HN. Monero solves this problem currently.
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by freebuju 6y ago
Who wants to wager it will down by more than 50% by June this year? Note: (current value at USD 49K time of post)
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by freebuju 6y ago
Lol. Twitter's security team is a joke.
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by freebuju 6y ago
Fairmail is not meant to be a free-to-use product. I very well remember checking their readME and almost immediately recognizing this fact. OTOH the "free-tier" is what attracts your interest as bait, probably accounts for the num
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by freebuju 6y ago
> 200mbps So 4G speeds then .. (assuming the phone used is a modern device)
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by freebuju 6y ago
Not saying you are wrong. But the issue is bigger than deleting the apps. Some of them have become inseparable digital tools which are part and parcel of every day life, work, play and to a some extent human existence.
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by freebuju 6y ago
Roughly 9~ concurrent streams (if we're talking uncompressed blurays) assuming the network infrastructure is dedicated. OTOH If talking Netflix 4k, the number of streams capable here is just about infinite :)
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by freebuju 6y ago
> Google agreed to pay a record $22.5m (£16.8m) in a case brought by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on the same issue in 2012 Guess the cost-benefit analysis checks out
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by freebuju 6y ago
My problem with Reddit is it's algo. The content recommendation is terribly bad. Subscribe to r/pic, r/funny and r/popular then mix these with other high quality or niche subs. No matter how much upvote, engagement data
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by freebuju 6y ago
This won't work for them... We've seen many times before when a free product (paid via advertising) goes commercial. What's more likely would be them revamping their business features. They already have a firm grip on their A
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by freebuju 6y ago
I see the same oversimplification on big tech, esp in social media all the time. For instance when governments censor twitter or whatever social site, it has wide ramification on its citizens. Some users rely on these so-called American p
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Firefox Stable/ESR vulnerability allows arbitrary code execution(cisecurity.org)
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by freebuju 6y ago
Except most providers worth their salt will require your credit card/paypal for a subscription. This adds another potential loophole for de-anonymization. At least with Mullvad you can pay in crypto or even mail them cash. Though it al
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by freebuju 6y ago
I could see the potential applications in the note keeping & classification of content use in the education sector.
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by freebuju 6y ago
> kicked off Facebook and Twitter aren't the people you want to build a business on They could have if they went with a provider located in another more conservative country. Or long-shot self hosted. Not supporting Parler however,
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by freebuju 6y ago
Same thing I have with Twitter. Won't let me login until I send them my gov id ala nudes (no chance in hell of me doing that) so I can't even delete the stupid account.
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by freebuju 6y ago
Though there's little you can do to escape Google if you are using Android, what gives me some sort of peace is blocking internet access to apps like gboard. (AFAIK it's the only keyboard with support to inline autofill; this is l
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by freebuju 6y ago
More like a pinch :D Though I do agree with your logic. Google won't need your login info to profile you any more than Facebook does. Your browser FP (such as hardware device info), IP address, frequent search terms (browsing habits) a
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by freebuju 6y ago
You most likely found some community suggested collection add-ons list. You can install any of the Firefox add-ons on mobile by adding them to your own curated collection. The real question though is will all of them work?
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by freebuju 6y ago
Firefox really blew the early lead that they had. Fills me with immense sadness they went the Yahoo way.
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by freebuju 6y ago
This increase in browsers leveraging hardware capabilities is not necessarily a bad thing. Think of it as the cost of advancement. Chances are that most devices nowadays come with sufficient memory to handle these. And for cases where this
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by freebuju 6y ago
Genuinely curious, for both casual and advanced users, what *major* reasons are there for not using systemd? I've used systemd for years bug-free
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by freebuju 6y ago
From what I gather, the phone number is only used for identification of a user account. Can't exactly remember where I came across this information (probably an ama from their team on reddit) but Signal have recently said they are look
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by freebuju 6y ago
So much fluff in this article. Went in expecting to see OLED panel prices have come down. Though notoriously this is one of those industries where new technologies move at a glacial pace
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by freebuju 6y ago
Yeah, but personal data is way more profitable. Hence why every popular site puts all the opt-out buttons & privacy terms behind tiny fonts placed in some hidden inconspicuous corner. I recently stopped thinking of myself as an Internet
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by freebuju 6y ago
From your comment I cannot establish whether you are being sarcastic or what they over at wsb call 'one of the retards'.. Either way godspeed to you
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by freebuju 6y ago
Weird. Just tested this, Brave on PC redirected to the image but not on Brave mobile

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