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871.
by h1d 9y ago
No, Bitcoin is having a hell of a time trying to scale it even split into 2 coins. Under decentralized system they have to have quite a duplication of data even each nodes are much weaker than the one in a centralized system, they can'
872.
by h1d 9y ago
Can you not just spin up a cloud instance and boot it off of a cd image?
873.
by h1d 9y ago
I thought the reason that these critical infrastructures are not encrypted after decades and decades of use is that there are powerful agencies who want to snoop on them.
874.
by h1d 9y ago
Err, snooping on a teen visiting "naughty" sites isn't exactly interesting from any perspective.
875.
by h1d 9y ago
For all the services Google does, they have other motives than provide the said services which makes me uncomfortable using them.
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by h1d 9y ago
It does actually matter what's running under, so you know what to expect from its behavior and if one doesn't exactly need the few features textQL offers exclusively, you would think to just use SQLite without random layers on top
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by h1d 9y ago
Seems you're tired of the entire JS ecosystem. JS itself was in need of updates as it was completely left behind against many of modern languages despite still being in the center of the web. You see how there are so many AltJS and tra
878.
by h1d 9y ago
When Wikipedia simply says otherwise I wonder where you got the "for fun" reference from. I tend to almost blindly trust comments on HN but this one was quite off.
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by h1d 9y ago
I doubt that's the case. MS knew IE was broken and outdated but so many people rely on its implementation at that state, they couldn't move it forward and they had to reset before they lost every share in the browser market. They
880.
by h1d 9y ago
jsdom is pretty unforgiving and won't load broken HTML. That's where I stopped using it. Could use some tidy tool maybe.
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by h1d 9y ago
Can't argue if many of them are inside jobs for early retirement. "Hacked" is such a convenient word to cover the story of any losses. That crappy vulnerability could just have been placed to make people convinced how it was
882.
by h1d 9y ago
How bad is it to run Electron apps on Linux?
883.
by h1d 9y ago
> I waste stupid amounts of time fighting with upstream dependencies rather than delivering business value. Have you paid the upstream developers? Because you sound like you did.
884.
by h1d 9y ago
Going down? That is if the number of Internet users don't grow and since it is so easy to spin up an instance even for just $5 a month these days, many people are rather willing to spin up more than they would have physically to use mo
885.
by h1d 9y ago
It's not entirely Google's decision on what to block. The group seems to be made of plenty of third parties. https://www.betterads.org/members/
886.
by h1d 9y ago
How do you define "ads"?
887.
by h1d 9y ago
And for those who want to know more. (Just a third party blog.) https://medium.com/@bitfinexed
888.
by h1d 9y ago
There are other options that requires no config.
889.
by h1d 9y ago
Yes, current build process complication makes me laugh how it's actually making the development harder. With that said I've come to a pretty decent setup that's pretty much upload and reload style. - parcel bundler (Real fast
890.
by h1d 9y ago
I just took a look around for self hosted blogs and found PostLeaf pretty slick and only has what is required without UI bloat.
891.
by h1d 9y ago
Why can't they just reuse when it is apparent the case is harmful (as in, people complain and check number of downloads and dependent packages) by blocking the name and disallow reuse for any other cases?
892.
by h1d 9y ago
Is there a possibility that npm turn package names into "author/package" style, so there would be less confusion on what the users are installing and less chance of name squatting?
893.
by h1d 9y ago
Why? WHATWG doesn't make money with the spec itself, rather want it spread to wider audience, so more are informed of the upcoming changes for smoother deployment.
894.
by h1d 9y ago
I have almost come to regret learning Ruby because it is a beautiful language that I wish it would be my main language but unfortunately I think it has lost scripting language race by the look of its popularity among competitors. Part of th
895.
by h1d 9y ago
Copied ethernet driver through floppy disks from another machine.
896.
by h1d 9y ago
Do they not make money connecting people to jobs? (Take money from company taking people
897.
by h1d 9y ago
Mining Bitcoin with personal equipments is the dumbest thing you can do. Even with modest ASIC in a pool, you'll get very little.
898.
by h1d 9y ago
Only if it were just bloated... Global variables to this day.
899.
by h1d 9y ago
How is Kotlin itself making that much money?
900.
by h1d 9y ago
And what exactly makes you uncomfortable having 170MB sitting? OS must be crazy for you.

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