geoah

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by geoah 8y ago
I really liked the episode but I can understand people's issues with the plot. SPOILERS. SPOILERS. SPOILERS. I'll keep it abstract and speak of no names, but still will include spoilers. --- Sense of danger. - Imo one of the thing
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by geoah 8y ago
I still don't understand what vamps drew to crash humans.
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by geoah 8y ago
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19757013
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by geoah 8y ago
You have it backwards. Matrix [1] (the protocol and network) and Riot (the client) are both open and used by many many people already. The matrix team on behalf of the French goverment [3] developed a fork of the Riot app (TChap) [4] that c
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by geoah 8y ago
Works fine in UK over EE and Virgin
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by geoah 8y ago
Previous discussion on this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19642554
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by geoah 8y ago
I get it if I move a bit when on an angle, I assume it's just my crappy monitor's viewing angles causing it.
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by geoah 8y ago
I guess identity and paying creators for content is the primary focus. ie brave. their definition of web3 is kinda limited as it revolves heavily around cryptocurrencies instead of the more broad vision of web3 that is basically anything de
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by geoah 8y ago
This delay seems to be only when requesting specific permissions such the “all url” one. So most extensions shouldn’t need to wait that long.
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by geoah 8y ago
Owh I forgot about ombi [2]. It’s a frontend for your radarr/sonarr/lidarr that your plex users can access and request shows and movies to get downloaded. If you want to share this with friends and family it reduces the spam of “c
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by geoah 8y ago
One of the issues you’ll hit at some point is disk space. The most common way of data-hoarding these days seems to be a GSuite account (even 1 user in their mid-tier payment plan actually allows for unlimited space currently) with a number
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by geoah 8y ago
The creator's website ie mentioned on the article, and code is available on his github[2]. > As Christoph states on his site [1] ... [1] http://brechpunkt.de/q2vkpt [2] https://github.com/cschied&#x2
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by geoah 8y ago
Istio means sail (the noun) in greek, and it follows a pattern of naval terms being used for things around kubernetes. (Kubernetes itself meaning helmsmen in greek) That been said, the name that often reminds me of chronic disease is heptio
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by geoah 8y ago
email and irc are both federated services and users depend on their server software or server admin to make sure weird content does reach them. In an actually decentralised system you must expect the client or protocol to deal with this.
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by geoah 8y ago
The owner still is responsible for accepting patches, etc. Everyone (that has the hash) can see the repo, see and create patches and issues, but only the owner can accept/merge patches. Not sure about issues.
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by geoah 8y ago
You might be right on this. In my mind one of the key properties of decentralized systems/networks is censorship-resistance, which (again in my mind) means that everyone always has access to the full set of data and not a cut-down vers
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by geoah 8y ago
That seems to be the gift and curse of all decentralized systems. There really isn't a clearly defined red line between freedom of speech and moderation and I don't think there will ever be. Is it even possible to have a protocol
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by geoah 8y ago
Their whitepaper is an interesting read. Most projects that try to build dynamic data on top of merkle trees / dags seem to be using Conflict Resolution Data Types (CRDTs) (peer-crdt, orbitdb, gun, repikativ, dat), instead they have go
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by geoah 8y ago
You should only have to give them the ipfs hash that you get when initializing your repo. There is no notion of access restriction for now at least as this is something missing from ipfs itself, check out radicle’s faq.
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by geoah 8y ago
Would be interesting if users were allowed to customize the ui depending on their needs actually, even if that was client side. — the more I think about this the more certain I am that there must already be a chrome extension that does that
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by geoah 8y ago
Thank you for taking the time to write this up and mock up your suggestion. I could not agree more on your changes. (Might have some issues with the position of the new buttons and lack of releases link but that’s minor). The only thing I’d
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by geoah 8y ago
Should the cars and riders be racing independently? :D
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by geoah 8y ago
I guess a miner can just create a tx locally with the fees, not broadcast it to others, and then keep trying to mine a block with that tx included.
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by geoah 8y ago
Still works at 108 :p
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by geoah 8y ago
This. I actually came to say the same thing. It spoils the whole trilogy down to the last sentence without warning. The trilogy is simply amazing btw.
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by geoah 8y ago
IRC is annoying to use on mobile even with bouncers or services like irccloud, in addition file uploads, easy third party integrations with mostly everything, and given a pretty sane ui/ux it makes it an easy choice for many companies&
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by geoah 8y ago
Holy.... I didn't know they made this into a movie, thank you. I knew a three body problem movie was in the making but not this!!!
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by geoah 8y ago
When I read the subject I assumed it meant that it was a utility to teach kids about death and was very intrigued! :D After the that the story was still informative but more of a let-down.
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by geoah 8y ago
Was this vulnerability disclosed beforehand to any of the eth foundation or other parties or did they learn about this after it went public? There doesn't seem to be any mention about this being responsibly disclosed.
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