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by geoah 8y ago
What always confused me about cases like this one is what is considered a hard fork. This was a software bug, and not a flaw in the design or protocol itself. When is it a bug fix, and when is it a hard fork? Is the client law, or is the pr
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by geoah 8y ago
Gitter-like web ui with xmpp or irc options would be a welcome addition indeed. the ability to join a #org or #org/project channel would be epic.
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by geoah 8y ago
Seeing someone's status when you mention them, assign them a ticket, etc is a very welcome addition imo. The "taking time off my side projects" status example is amazingly spot-on as well.
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by geoah 8y ago
Give AdGuard a shot, it works on IOS and Android for native apps as it MITM all your traffic! _a random bypasser yells_ ps. Not sure if it works on instagram, but works fine on youtube and the like.
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by geoah 8y ago
I don't think tublr has an issue with guns considering that they eventually allowed the posts and the rest of rather large collection of gun photos wasn't flagged.
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by geoah 8y ago
I've seen a lot of suggestions floating around on jamming the signal. But that assumes that there is an active operator and not a drone that has been told to go between a pre set list of coordinates. Most high end should support gps na
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by geoah 8y ago
IPFS is using kademlia, and iirc zeronet are still working on it. I don't think there currently are many alternatives actually being used. Haven't seen many projects using chord or pastry these days.
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by geoah 8y ago
This seems interesting, I'll play around with it later, thank you. Some requests off the top of my head: * ability for actions on github PR comments * ability for actions on slack messages in a given channel or reactions/options o
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Why is node running?(github.com)
1 points by geoah 8y ago|0 comments
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CVE-2018-1002105 – Kubernetes privilege escalation flaw(access.redhat.com)
7 points by geoah 8y ago|0 comments
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by geoah 8y ago
Recently is a very relevant term, and honestly I'm not sure it matters much as. I'll answer mostly to the "thought provoking part" of your question. * Egan, Greg - Permutation City, Diaspora, and basically everything * L
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by geoah 8y ago
Can't over state how amazing the three body problem was.
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by geoah 8y ago
"On the internet nobody knows you're a Dog". https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Internet,_nobody_know...
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by geoah 8y ago
A modern consumer CPU has over 500m transistors, so that number is pretty low for a transistor count.
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by geoah 8y ago
Copy of the post since I managed to load it at some point. ps. Still not sure why this isn't accessible by normal IPFS. --- # An introduction to Vitriol A brief description of Vitriol and how it works. by Vitriol ### What is Vitriol? I
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by geoah 8y ago
You still might want to rename it. Something that allows users to post anonymously, circumvents moderation and takedown requests, and is called vitriol will make a lot of people think it is designed to promote hate speech.
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by geoah 8y ago
Also never loading and getting CORS errors but not sure what preload is. Failed to load https://node0.preload.ipfs.io/api/v0/refs?r=true&arg=QmccRaH... : No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is pre
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by geoah 8y ago
Hehe love the “almost sequence” part of your comment. I always call it a sequel but your way is spot on. :))
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by geoah 8y ago
I would definitely suggest giving Gregg Egan a shot (start with diaspora maybe?) and Hannu Rajaniemi’s Quantum Thief. Neither are dark but I loved the ideas they mess around with. Same goes for Cicin’s third body problem for how far he take
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by geoah 8y ago
Could not agree more. Takes some very interesting concepts and takes them on whole new levels. A definite must read is also the acknowledgments and references in both blindsight and the next part, echopraxia. Acknowledgements are amazing an
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by geoah 8y ago
Non amp link: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/10/23/amazon-move-off-oracle-cause...
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by geoah 8y ago
And why are they not closing the HTML tags? Why? Why would anyone do this? :P
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by geoah 8y ago
Fast inverse square root, sometimes referred to as Fast InvSqrt() or by the hexadecimal constant 0x5F3759DF, is an algorithm that estimates 1/√x, the reciprocal (or multiplicative inverse) of the square root of a 32-bit floating-point
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by geoah 8y ago
This is very cool, the idea behind draftbit sounds really interesting as well. When is the beta out?
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by geoah 8y ago
This is great thank you!! Would love if the decentralised/federated were two distinct columns. :D
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by geoah 8y ago
I assume it depends on the client?
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by geoah 8y ago
Difference is that a lot of people don’t care about ED just because they released a flight simulator first. So for me ED will always just be that. The promise of what SC wants to be is what is keeping people excited. 6 years in and the demo
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by geoah 8y ago
Couldn’t agree more. I backed the game in the kickstarter, and I’m fine with logging in now and then to see how it progresses. The results they show are breathtaking. And yes I understand that this is a game that might actually never make i
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by geoah 8y ago
My thoughts exactly, it was a nice try though, maybe a next version could actually parse the article in order to find the most prominent keywords/topics instead of relying on just the title. I'm pretty sure this comment would have
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by geoah 8y ago
It's a cut-down version of kubernetes. Author left the basic features and removed most things that are oriented to heavier users or that required more resources than they wanted to spare. I assume the goal is to make k3s into something

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