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by hnha 13y ago
already discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6956658
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by hnha 13y ago
I have no issues with their certs on android 2.3.
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by hnha 13y ago
I share op's feeling. At least on that image the skin looks very raw, like it has been peeled or burned off. It absolutely does not look normal and can be disturbing to unexpecting observers (me included). If it was normal there would
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by hnha 13y ago
It is pretty much like that if you buy a book to gamble with its resale value.
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DNS Census 2013(dnscensus2013.neocities.org)
8 points by hnha 13y ago|1 comments
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by hnha 13y ago
I have found (small) money to not be a good incentive or motivation for people to work on FOSS. It might be worth trying for small simple tasks but it really is a one timer and not benefiting the continuing work and maintaining on the softw
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by hnha 13y ago
phones have seriously limited space. 16 or 32 gigabytes won't even hold one uncompressed movie that you need for work. With everything moving to remote servers, streaming etc, I don't see that changing sadly.
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by hnha 13y ago
There are apps to "fake" your location so maybe you can find a suitable one. I never used one but my external Bluetooth GNSS device feeds its accurate location into Android the same way. Please share if you do find a good one!
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by hnha 13y ago
i really miss lbe security on Android 4. Weird how it was abandoned.
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by hnha 13y ago
They sell it. See eg Vodafone and tomtom for a publicized example.
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by hnha 13y ago
this would just lead to sites using subdomains pointed to the ip addresses of those.
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by hnha 13y ago
click bait headline, this should have been edited. subtitle is "Cicada 3301 online mystery enthralls codebreakers around the world"
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by hnha 13y ago
that's because the image urls actually include the profile id.
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by hnha 13y ago
I am still waiting for https://www.mycustomhackernewsheadline.com where you can add minimal context to a link and submit that to HN.
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by hnha 13y ago
That's not "millions of bitcoins"! Also just speculations. Aren't the used wallets known?
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by hnha 13y ago
try krita, mypaint, darktable,rawtherapee.
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by hnha 13y ago
source please
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by hnha 13y ago
Those are actually producing something useful. Bitcoin miners only produce highly volatile virtual currency which no serious business would want to rely on. Selling them to speculants for a stable currency is logical.
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by hnha 13y ago
I read a great comment at a local forum earlier along the lines of: No one wants bitcoin, everyone wants ... to exchange their bitcoins for as many dollars as possible.
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by hnha 13y ago
Would you be willing to bet that it would still be worth as much when you find it? It's not gold, it's bitcoins. This sounds like it would be an incredibly unwise and risky investment, even if you pretend that you will definitel
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by hnha 13y ago
£4m in bitcoin today might just be £40 tomorrow
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by hnha 13y ago
be aware that the value of bitcoin is in no way guaranteed to rise and you are gambling with your money.
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by hnha 13y ago
It could also take just one day if you are lucky. It impossible to predict, just like the future of bitcoin.
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by hnha 13y ago
one that could turn into a 8 million thing in a day when the speculators stumble and the bubble bursts.
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by hnha 13y ago
that "only" uses a list of known https domains to force the browser to use them. It does not magically enable "https everywhere".
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by hnha 13y ago
they did that in ww1 :)
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by hnha 13y ago
well, I have 1.something bitcoins which I once mined because it seemed like an interesting idea for "pseudonymous" online.payments. What it primarily has become utterly disgusts me. I always felt (yeah, it was uneducated) that bit
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by hnha 13y ago
What really grinds my gears is that you have to assume that everyone who talks positively about it, just does so to make his bitcoins "worth" more. For that reason alone I hope that it will fail. Speculation and hype should not be
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by hnha 13y ago
Google requires you to identify yourself with a telephone number. Unless you find some anonymous number(s) to use, you cannot hide your identity from it.
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by hnha 13y ago
It's not that arbitrary really. 95% equals 2 sigma.

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