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by gcb0 7y ago
ITT: you're all feeding the troll.
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by gcb0 7y ago
it's still going ultimately to the can: game over just the same. the problem is not known systems failing. it's malicious actors that are also on the can network.
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by gcb0 7y ago
maybe the museums fire were just a coincidence, but read the news if you want more concrete conspiracies. there are thousands on native Brazilians protesting in brasilia today, and the biggest complaint is that their political representatio
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by gcb0 7y ago
you could practice what you preach :) I didn't vote for either, even on the last election, and would not have voted for him even if he was running. I'm further left. > but the previous one was not healthy at all for our country
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by gcb0 7y ago
was not saying he was let go, after he made a year in practical solitary confiment (with visits from UN and the pope denied), he was allowed to have the law manbdated leaves and visits, which was already a victory.
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by gcb0 7y ago
people in this thread have a crazy assumption of in-car network security. leave this thread with one single knowledge: cars have a single canbus network, with zero security. your radio, turn signal, engine intake computer, are all talking i
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by gcb0 7y ago
> I found funny what you said about this being a tabu. I don't feel that at all here in Brazil. On the contrary. Brazillians I know acknowledge [...] do not mix up the current Brazil with the Brazil from a few years ago. under the w
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by gcb0 7y ago
why would anyone ever burns bond money as a penalty?
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by gcb0 7y ago
but it distills nicely to a dichotomy of two terms that can easily be discussed on forums by "investors" who do not understand the first thing about the underlying tech they are buying into. So you will hear about it for a while,
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by gcb0 7y ago
51% attacks only exist if the clients can fork. if your chain is not forkable (i.e you already know the size for an election thanks to census and voter records) there is no need for it as there is no need for miners even. most other comment
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by gcb0 7y ago
then what's the point? can you list a single use case that would make sense with this idea?
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by gcb0 7y ago
that's victim blaming. chip consumers missing a communication is very different from intel actively developing this to cut corners for raw performance (which is the only reason they cornered the market) and forcing all other manufactur
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by gcb0 7y ago
> Each time users logged on to a Webex conference, the company’s systems would have to identify which version of the product (iPhone, Android, PC or Mac) to run, which slowed things down. are all executives really that clueless about tec
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by gcb0 7y ago
but only the cloud providers get rich by convincing you to do all the work to make your application horizontally scalable so they can sell you the convenience of scaling horizontally.!
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by gcb0 7y ago
yes. ands this already happens everywhere around you. you can't import cars from one place to another, because of emissions. you do not have the rigth to roam on most of the world like you have still in some very select places (e.g. sc
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by gcb0 7y ago
it solves the cloud provider problems. if everyone make their platform out of those small and generic blocks, it will be very easy for them to provide standar services around the blocks. while if you had an efficient and sane application wi
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by gcb0 7y ago
good for you that you have nothing to hide in your calendar and contact list.
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by gcb0 7y ago
lots of wild assumptions there, and slightly offtopic to the thread you replied to, which was about cloud offerings specifically , where they are already on the traditional google product path, not in this assumed path they might or not use
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by gcb0 7y ago
think tanks.
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by gcb0 7y ago
always assumed all those organizations stayed in the 90s not figuratively
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by gcb0 7y ago
and where do you draw the line when moving from real world example to digital? watching tv at home and netflix tracking everything about you? alexa being actively used in your home to check the weather? alexa and LG tvs passively listening
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by gcb0 7y ago
git blame hum.. person left. recode my way around that code so the new feature works and I'm not tagged as the owner by future git blames. /sarcasm. I think.
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by gcb0 7y ago
navigating the web without Firefox + ublockOrigin is like sex without condoms. lots of people do it, it's great, but you should know better by now.
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by gcb0 7y ago
I don't worry much about preventing because you're right, it's close to impossible. more about the lack of investigation. jfk was emblematic because his brother, also a top politician, later was also liked in the same fashio
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by gcb0 7y ago
JFK wasn't killed in a south american or african nation. You should dismount that high horse.
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by gcb0 7y ago
they had the worst reason possible. "not remain on 2.x forever". nobody cares about stability anymore. staying on 2.x by not breaking backward compatibility forever is a great feat to celebrate, sad to see marketing getting the be
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by gcb0 7y ago
When a power grab (change of hands) is happening, little attention is paid to due process, laws and even proper reasoning. Everything is written-of by some very dumb reason that looks OK on the surface. It is the epitome of "think of t
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by gcb0 7y ago
google had this for ages. you can get to this permission from android google account settings. if even shows an example of a user's innocuous review showing up in an Ad.
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by gcb0 7y ago
they finally stagnated. the site is still as unusable as when I first used it. Search and categories are complete garbage. The listings that breakdown price (e.g. $/unit or $/Gb or $/ounce) are a inconsistent mess in the same
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by gcb0 7y ago
in silicon valley S-1s.

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