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by gst 4y ago
In addition to the other software already listed here Materialize does this too: https://github.com/MaterializeInc/materialize/blob/main/LICE...
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by gst 4y ago
What would be the advantage of doing that? We're currently researching CO2 sequestration to remove CO2 from the atmosphere and store it somewhere outside of the atmosphere. So what would we gain by burning plastics? Even if they are no
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by gst 4y ago
Yes, but if a metal with a lower melting point is in fluid state inside another solid metal that's not better than having both in a fluid (or solid) state. Here's a related Quora discussion: https://www.quora.com/I
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by gst 4y ago
> This is different with metals where you can "just" melt everything and separate the metals. How would you separate the metals after melting them? My understanding is that you can extract some high valuable metals via differen
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by gst 4y ago
In Europe you have SEPA transfers where the reversibility after a transfer is comparable to a wire transfer. You can't really avoid them because they are the standard way of transferring money (if you don't pay by card or use dire
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by gst 4y ago
But all of that complexity seems to be added with good intentions. Just look at the "Coronavirus Tax Relief" as the latest example which by itself has a long FAQ page describing all of the details: https://www.irs.gov&#
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by gst 4y ago
The US system is more complex, but I wouldn't attribute this to malice. The reason why it's so easy to file taxes in lots of European countries is because the tax system (for the general population) is a lot simpler. For example i
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by gst 5y ago
The bootloaders of the devices that Google sells in its own store are already unlocked. The only exception are Google phones that are bought from some mobile carriers such as Verizon.
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by gst 5y ago
> I think the real question is what "usernames" will look like. There were hints dropped that this could be stronger than a typical username (like what HN has). Quite a bit of code related to usernames has already been checked
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by gst 5y ago
Are you sure that Cloudflare supports ARC? Last time I checked they used SRS for sender rewriting (that's why SPF doesn't fail), but didn't support ARC yet.
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by gst 5y ago
The expensive price of the tests is actually a whole different problem. For the last tests that I bought at Walgreens (InteliSwab) I paid around $25 for two tests. Meanwhile I'm currently in Europe and as a consumer I can buy Antigen t
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by gst 5y ago
Materialize definitely looks interesting. I'd have a few questions regarding the current product: Does Materialize provide a commercial non-cloud version where workers can run on multiple nodes in a cluster? On the website I only see r
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by gst 5y ago
That would work. But then there's also the question if the received transaction counts as taxable income in the jurisdiction of the receiver. If that's the case and if they received a very significant amount they would be forced t
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by gst 6y ago
> Seems like the only answer for Tile is to get integrated with Apple's solution. Tile is planning to use Amazon Sidewalk: https://www.thetileapp.com/en-us/blog/announcing-tile-joins-...
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by gst 6y ago
> Monetize the live stream too. Don't forget to sell the containers as NFTs.
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by gst 6y ago
Simple was one of the few US-based checking accounts that required US citizenship in order to open a new account (a Visa or a Green Card was not sufficient): https://medium.com/@bartclaeys/simple-bank-discriminates-aga.
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by gst 6y ago
> [Edit] When I delete my account I'm going to lose old conversations, but that doesn't bother me anymore because I already recently lost them once when I switched from Android to iOS... WhatsApp has no way of keeping your hist
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by gst 6y ago
> Quick note: Google's Advanced Protection program disallows sideloading apps, so you can't install F-droid. It's still possible to sideload apps if they are installed with ADB.
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by gst 6y ago
The original Ripple site was available for a while under https://classic.ripplepay.com/ . I just noticed that Ryan is now operating it under the new domain https://rumplepay.com/ .
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by gst 6y ago
There's a lot of public documentation available that describes how those systems work. Even on Cellebrite's own website: For example on https://www.cellebrite.com/en/blog/android-acquisition-simpl... and
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by gst 6y ago
Quoting from https://github.com/microg/GmsCore/wiki : > This is alpha-grade software and not yet ready for production use. Do not use if you don't know what you're doing. Personally I'd also be co
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by gst 6y ago
> IntelliJ is working on porting the JetBrains Runtime to Apple Silicon. The apps currently work through Rosetta 2, however building via Gradle is extremely slow. Gradle creates code at runtime, which seems a particular bad combination w
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by gst 6y ago
On one hand I wonder if it makes sense to get an old Pixel 1 from eBay so that I can continue to upload free photos forever (or at least until the Google Photos APK is not updated anymore for the old Android version running on the Pixel 1).
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by gst 6y ago
One benefit of blocking sideloading is that it prevents people who have brief access to your phone (border agents, police, etc.) from installing spyware apps on the phone. On iOS those people can extract your data as local backup, but they
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by gst 6y ago
One fact not mentioned yet here in the comments is that a very similar approach already exists in the United States: If you don't pay off your phone your IMEI is blacklisted and (as far as I know) those blacklists are shared between th
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by gst 6y ago
> This is a nice benefit of Google Fi. Since swap attacks are not possible with it, as customers support agents aren't able to do sim swaps. Are you sure that this is the case? According to https://support.google.com&#x2F
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by gst 6y ago
> Back then and still now, I think Google need to make it easier to handle this situation. Strong end-user support in these situations is hard because genuine fraudsters will happily file support tickets and socially engineer support to
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by gst 6y ago
The word "Beamer" is a German word that isn't really used (in that context) in any other language. Same as with "Handy" for smartphones.
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by gst 6y ago
Enabling the reader view in Safari also shows the whole article.
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by gst 6y ago
My impression is that in Germany (and lots of other European countries) people just directly send money via SEPA. Usually that's free and all you need is the IBAN number of the recipient. And with banks that participate in SEPA Instant

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