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by hanniabu 3y ago
So one owned by a company is better? No. This is why .eth domains are great. Ethereum solving yet another problem that HN complains about on the daily, but will still claim it has no usecase.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
But you don't receive a receipt until after you pay, so you'd already given them the money before you realize if you're getting a receipt or not. That means you have to then escalate the issue, cause a scene, take up your tim
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by hanniabu 3y ago
I'll never understand projects like this that don't include screenshots
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by hanniabu 3y ago
As someone who has suffered from microbiome issues for years, I'm confident they're looking in the wrong place. I'm sure there's changes happening in the brain, but my bet is it's actually starting in the intestines
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Has anything happened with memristors?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Doesn't take much to put a few notes together
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by hanniabu 3y ago
They've probably reached a point where they're failing at a higher rate and need replacing. Leaking this info would get the government involved and the telcos can probably get the taxpayers to foot the bill replacing all of them.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
And next at 11, hear how cher chooses her outfits followed by sports
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FDA says aspartame is safe, disagreeing with WHO finding(cnbc.com)
76 points by hanniabu 3y ago|145 comments
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by hanniabu 3y ago
This is great, now it can easily be shipped across state lines and given to women that can't access it because the state deemed it illegal
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by hanniabu 3y ago
You just described capitalism
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Why sell a one time cure if you can sell a daily cure
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by hanniabu 3y ago
federated is not decentralized
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> Machines like these are a huge investment, so as long as they are still working flawlessly I worked at a Colgate manufacturing facility. They had an NJ plant that had mechanical production lines. They've been running for 40 years
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by hanniabu 3y ago
I use jekyll for many sites, most aren't even blogs. But it's really slow to compile and there's not many plugin options so you have to try to write them yourself in ruby except documentation for writing your own is scarce an
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Same with other services like netlify and vercel
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> Pena pleaded guilty to unlawfully obtaining confidential phone records. He faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison. A sentencing date has not yet been set. A federal district court judge will determine any sentence after consider
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by hanniabu 3y ago
If you think it's so vulnerable then go hack Ethereum, there's a $225B bounty waiting for you
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> Immutable transaction history is stupid because it enshrines bad transactions as absolute fact It prevent some entity arbitrarily deciding which transactions are deemed bad > The transaction times make legitimate transactions inconv
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by hanniabu 3y ago
With one Ethereum account you can have endless passwords that you don't need to remember
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Given Ethereum's network, I'd like to pose the inverse question back to you and ask why urbit would be better
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Pretty crazy to imagine. large swaths of land with layers and layers of fallen trees
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Why cant they just have a flag to enable it? Or something in the file head similar to shebang
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by hanniabu 3y ago
What about yelling bomb on an airplane
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> To mee, this seens like a attempt to remove paper money from the market and increase tax collection. Not just taxes, complete control. You can have your funds locked if you're a protester, critical of certain politics, maybe run c
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Agreed, I hate when UX is ruined just for the sake of design. It blows my mind how these decisions are made. I mean, Gitlab has to have a product team, right? They must not be technical or have experience using the product. Either that or t
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by hanniabu 3y ago
I wonder how that will affect the Amazon rainforest since it receives phosphorus and other nutrients blown of the Atlantic from the Sahara desert. If salt starts getting blown over too I wonder if that will ruin the soil fertility there.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
From the images it seems they removed the "latest" tags yet no comment on it in the post
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Could also be due to VSC copilot
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> who would “buy” a liability? This is literally what this thread is about, people's debt getting passed on from the bank to someone else

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