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grotorea
3y ago
The problem seems to be "wrong domain", not "CA not recognized". You sure you have the right URL?
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grotorea
3y ago
Even with a plurality it's unclear he will manage to form a government, so maybe it won't matter. And for everyone who also hadn't heard about this: https://money.usnews.com/investing/news/articles&#
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grotorea
3y ago
Will this happen before asteroid mining?
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grotorea
3y ago
Serious and naive question: I know lawyers are expensive, but on the scale of hundreds of millions?
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grotorea
3y ago
This does have the network effect disavantage of requiring everything to move to XMR immediately. Also, except maybe for purely digital there will be "on-off ramps" anyway, except it will be for real goods instead of fiat currency
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grotorea
3y ago
I don't think experience shows most people should or want to own their own wallets. And transactions are much easier without owning one. If you just want BTC exposure as an investment an ETF is much better.
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grotorea
3y ago
They were ruled by the communist party, so they were communist by ideology.
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3y ago
> The series portrays a fictional past, present and future wherein Earth encounters an alien civilization from a nearby system of three sun-like stars orbiting one another, in an example of the three-body problem in orbital mechanics. I&
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grotorea
3y ago
Don't these new players mostly buy newer games? I know GOG exists but I guess there are few people who buy games older than themselves.
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3y ago
I guess that's it and some general marketing for their stuff. I doubt there are all that many people who would pay for HL1 remaining after 25 years unless it's a remake or something.
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3y ago
The adblocking brain implant will be the most cyberpunk invention ever.
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grotorea
3y ago
For curiosity's sake, what app was it? Can apps regularly get a list of other installed apps?
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grotorea
3y ago
Maybe I'm naive but I get the feeling open source is more about convincing the megacorps that they can get better, cheaper and higher quality software without vendor lock-in by cooperating with the other megacorps. Not so much as convi
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grotorea
3y ago
Wait a second, where is it said that those 75% were made by volunteers and not by for example the many companies contributing to the Linux kernel?
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3y ago
I think that society and companies benefit from FOSS even if there's no or little profit in doing it. Sure that are corporate OSS jobs, but think of all the societal benefit that comes from one-man or community FOSS projects. I feel th
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grotorea
3y ago
It is at most as dangerous, probably less, as any other software I install on my computer. Why should I be allowed to install arbitrary PC software but not extensions?
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grotorea
3y ago
AFAIK the standard economic opinion is that this is suboptimal and leads to underinvestment.
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grotorea
3y ago
How would you even calculate the asset value for a government? Normally you'd compare it to GDP which is something else.
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grotorea
3y ago
So the end game is the analog hole but for ads?
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3y ago
NATO had invasion plans? I thought the plans were defensive since the Warsaw Pact was expected to have a superior land force.
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grotorea
3y ago
Yes but if the Pharaoh decided he wanted a golden chariot made out of the state treasury, would someone complain that's the state's gold, not the Pharaoh's gold?
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grotorea
3y ago
On the other hand, those things predate the distinction between the state and the leader, so in a way they were also the whim of some wealthy elite.
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3y ago
Nice welcome to the grey hat experience.
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3y ago
> Android -- a cost center. No viable business model. Maybe Samsung would fork AOSP for their phones. The Android company could simply get paid licensing fees for its OS and extras like Microsoft? Or maybe AOSP would instead continue as
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3y ago
And as the meme says, the tech is cool bro. Do the people who want to make cyberpunk real mean they want to make corporatocracy real or they think VR videogames would be fun? And aren't there degrees of "bad" to cyberpunk no
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Not an expert but AFAIK these demographic transitions are when an economy has the highest share of its population as economically active adults. It's a well known challenge to use that opportunity to develop and become rich enough to d
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3y ago
Some of my guesses: Programmers are overrepresented both among FOSS enthusiasts and among nostalgic old gamers, meaning there are more people able to and interested in rewriting the engine code collaboratively than there are for the other
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3y ago
At least this wall is low enough that we can watch it without logging in.
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I'm surprised it isn't port blocked or something.
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3y ago
I think that's too much 9s if you consider everyone who would run a home minecraft server or some other small scale personal server if having a static publicly addressable IP was easy and simple.
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