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grubles
10y ago
"Beware though; using the testing branch might incur stability issues, imperfect package handling (for instance wrong/missing dependencies), too frequent updates (resulting in lots of building) or broken packages. Users that do no
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11y ago
There is also Counterparty: https://counterparty.io/
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Ask HN: How can I delete my HN account?
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11y ago
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11y ago
It's pretty easy to google his name and come up with a picture.
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11y ago
"Rich white entitled computer developer can't understand the less fortunate." Is this some news bulletin from Sim City?
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11y ago
It worked for Satoshi Dice, which happened to sell for ~$11,000,000.
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11y ago
Agreed. And it's fun running it on a box with 32+ cores.
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11y ago
Hm. If you are 27 like myself, you were around for MySpace which was just as bad selfie-wise.
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Valve Is Bringing Bitcoin to Over 125M Steam Users Worldwide
(bitcoinist.net)
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11y ago
"Pop." https://twitter.com/djcapelis/status/696869166960095232
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11y ago
You have four points. One of which involves some conflict in Afghanistan, while the other three involve sitting on one's ass consuming content. That is a huge discrepancy. I don't know if that means tablets are destined to stay a
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11y ago
This is what they were talking about on Fox News earlier today.
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11y ago
Alternative alternative: Apple wants you to pay Apple a premium to repair your device.
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11y ago
It was a joke mostly because Bitcoin is legitimately innovative and Linkedin is yet-another-social-media-platform-except-for-Serious-Business. No one gripes about investing in stocks even though they (they being one of the biggest companies
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11y ago
Nokia N900? Underpowered, but you can run Debian in a chroot.
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11y ago
Should I have added some sort of sarcasm tag to my comment? It was a joke :).
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11y ago
Is it bad when I'm thinking of selling some bitcoin in order to take advantage of a volatile stock?
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11y ago
>allowed for private transfers Monero? https://getmonero.org/knowledge-base/moneropedia/ringsignatu... https://getmonero.org/knowledge-base/moneropedia/stealthaddr...
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11y ago
So, what is to stop someone from forking the code and removing the percentages that go to the Zcash company and devs? Similar to how Monero was forked from Bytecoin due to some odd shadiness (not that I think Zcash and co. are shady!) [0].
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11y ago
>Along with Zcash Have you read about Monero or Bitcoin + Coinjoin + Joinmarket?
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11y ago
Why not just put all of the phone functionality into the watch? Maybe with a little bluetooth ear-piece that pops out of the watch similar to the S-pen with Samsung Note devices. Feel free to steal my idea, fellow HNers, because that is wha
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11y ago
Ssshhhhhh. One mustn't speaketh of bitcoin 'round these parts, less you get hanged. Nevermind the fact that this is the exact reason something like bitcoin exists.
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11y ago
The band name "Sleep" and song titled "Dopesmoker" didn't tip you off?
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11y ago
Computer security is in its early stage of development, akin to bank security from the 1800's.
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11y ago
We are discussing the OP which is a 36 TB storage system, which warrants things such as ECC RAM + ZFS. A home NAS, for the typical end user, will not reach 36 TB. Storage a small percentage of that on AWS or Torsnap will, over time, cost mo
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11y ago
It should be the min req on any server, really.
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11y ago
The aforementioned quote should be: "If you value your data, you should use ECC RAM. Especially so, if you use a checksumming filesystem such as btrfs or zfs." There is no use investing money in offsite backups if the onsite backu
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11y ago
Absolutely. I wonder why you were downvoted for saying such.
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11y ago
ECC RAM should be the minimum requirement if using ZFS.
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11y ago
Maybe you could try Redshift. It might be more customization because, well, open source. I could be wrong, though. http://jonls.dk/redshift/
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