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4y ago
Yes it can, I've saved tons of pictures... why do you think it can't?
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4y ago
Why do you call JSON shit? It's incredibly useful and I use it all the time, am I missing something?
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4y ago
there's a little widget on the site that can check that for you
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4y ago
Thanks for taking me back to 2009* ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSgiXGELjbc )
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4y ago
> Look at their customers - https://fingerprint.com/ . Welp that's scary, can detect me when I'm on VPN, off it, in private browsing mode, different country in private browsing mode...
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4y ago
I mean it's technically both, Australia sure isn't waiting for the world to rely less on coal and gas, it's pumping 10's of billions into renewables, something some of us argue should have been done years ago.
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4y ago
You do know you just compared ethereum when it was in its bootstrapping phase to now when it has millions of users and projects right? and you do know a group of people tried to have the same thing done again a few years ago and it failed r
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4y ago
cameras by themselves don't mean much but add in social media and my understanding is that this is already well known as 'social cooling' https://www.socialcooling.com/ in particular was a story about how in
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4y ago
Can you give some examples of politically sensitive content that is manipulated or censored on western search engines compared to Russian?
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4y ago
You can read more here when it was posted previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29366310 Basically he built up a strawman and then burned it to the ground.
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4y ago
as far as I'm aware Bun is significantly faster than others while maintaining a lot of the compatibility
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> But no one is going to keep those commitments, few if any countries are even close, and many are not even on any real path Where are you seeing this? In the last few years alone there has been hundreds of billions if not trillions put
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4y ago
I have no idea why people do this to themselves https://nitter.net/mcfunley/status/1550219636464967680 is making it easier but I'm like this is 100% an article that could feature in any tech magazine or blog.
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4y ago
Yeah this was essentially what Jeff Nippard came to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keBZfGAmq2Q A massive oversimplification of the above video: Most people aren't consciously choosing to be more obese compared to peop
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4y ago
You missed my point, they're building a decentralised smart contract system, there's nothing in the Ethereum smart contract code that says you must build a ponzi. Can you tell me where the Ponzi is on this page: https://
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4y ago
Why would he be associated with bogus science?
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> That doesn’t absolve the con artist for running one though Who are you going to prosecute in this case? The developers of Ethereum who are making a digital peer2peer smart contract system and have no interest in running a ponzi scheme?
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4y ago
I don't quite understand how we're 10 years into crypto and people still aren't sure the value that a trillion dollar industry generates, I wonder why there's so much confusion around this? It seems like there's a s
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> And by the way, this isn't just Germany. It's every country that doesn't have access to hydro or nuclear. I don't believe Australia plans on going to Nuclear any time soon. For those of you interested you can see a
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4y ago
Nah it was definitely down, that's why I'm here, there's a few other posts as well
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4y ago
How do you go under a restriction to not take a users digital items? The restriction is, you have access to X which is being traded, not X+Y+Z.
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> Problems that have been solved by regular banking decades ago. https://www.savings.com.au/news/scamwatch-2021 Australians lost a record $323 million to scams in 2021 -- So glad they solved fraud prevention '
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4y ago
There was no crypto involved, just the word. Before Bitcoin there was 'secret stock trading program that can make you millions!', a few of the scammers literally changed the name from stock trading to crypto trading with the same
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4y ago
HN is about as informed on crypto as some random off the street I've found. I actually wouldn't mind if mods here removed non-technical crypto discussions.
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> The Matrix team blogged about a spambot attack last year on this very question: https://matrix.org/blog/2021/06/30/security-update-synapse-1 ... Ah sorry that's a spambot attack, the spam on tel
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4y ago
I think the bigger question is anti-spam in anonymous chatrooms, even with the mobile phone requirements spammers (in particular from Nigeria, why does this country have so many scammers in particular?) are everywhere and spamming all the t
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4y ago
I am also seeing it in Dutch and I'm in Australia
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4y ago
Fantastic read thanks!
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So by and by you're saying something like Cardano is definitely not a ponzi because it's extremely focused on doing everything academically? https://docs.cardano.org/explore-cardano/relevant-research-p... If
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4y ago
Well decentralisation is hard, it's particularly hard when it's dealing with real peoples money, it's hard to scale and hard to maintain, Ethereum is getting closer and closer day by day to moving to an alternative system cal
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