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6y ago
Ethereum developers have been working extremely hard to move to proof of stake to remove this massive power requirement. It's too bad that wasn't mentioned in the article.
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This precedent suggests they will: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heartbleed#Root_causes,_possib... The industry's collective response to the crisis was the Core Infrastructure Initiative, a multimillion-dollar pro
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6y ago
Surprised no decentraleyes
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6y ago
excellent lock stock quote there :)
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6y ago
Yeah this veered off into personal opinion real fast, I'm like we have thousands of Community hubs in Australia and they're great and only getting better. For example: https://southperth.wa.gov.au/our-future/p
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6y ago
edit: got it wrong as per below comment
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> Would it be right to simply say, "if jwaldenbach doesn't like Zoom's polices, he doesn't have to use it"? Yes. > What is Western Union added a 'fact check' to your telegrams? Don't use Western
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6y ago
A slippery slope to what? People migrating to a website that's reasonable?
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> I keep thinking I’ll come across Why? Youtube is a vast wasteland of videos, if people think that then your videos simply won't get many views, if people do find you insightful you will. Unless you're specifically worried abo
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6y ago
More people trust Microsoft than Apple with their information? What is going on there?
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6y ago
I get this a lot and just assumed it was because I'm using a VPN.
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7y ago
> Of course not, it's lawyers and politicians. So are you really naive enough to believe that they write perfectly fair legislation that doesn't favor their interests at all? But not all politicians and lawyers are serving the
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7y ago
I just want to say I don't like this article at all. It makes minimalism seem like a rigid ideology specifically for white males who command poor people to build and craft expensive housing and objects for them (and many of those objec
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7y ago
> Yeah it is worth money. Similar to how heroin is worth money. I'm not sure how you integrate a distributed heroin based system into a browser.
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> When my neighbors moved here they chose safe neighborhoods that had little violence / crime. Over the years the demographics have changed immensely, and crime has soared. Where is this? My understanding is that violent crime has b
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7y ago
> While pornography and professional sports don't. So this is a story to tell: Rush - Theatrical Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XA73ni9eVs Conor McGregor: Notorious - Official Trailer https://ww
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7y ago
> Firmly convinced we're on the wrong side of history on this one We're omnivores, we eat meat and plants, meat is thought to have been what gave us our big brains. https://paleoleap.com/human-brains-evolved-mea
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7y ago
> A shady developer tricking people into a subscription because they don't know any better is way different from malware that reinstalls itself even after a factory reset. A shady developer tricking people and a shady website tricki
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8y ago
Except that the overwhelming majority of mining is done in China and the power is supplied by hydro.
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8y ago
It seems he was close in some aspects but very far off in others.
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8y ago
I switched very early on and had the same issue however it has improved a lot for me lately. I use Google for maybe 1 out of 100 searches I do now, a lot of those 1 in 100 are maps related. I'd recommend giving it another try if you ha
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8y ago
> In the real world, it's not your data, it's my memory. This is where there's been a divergence on thought. In the real world you have limited capabilities to collect and store the data that is currently being collected.
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9y ago
https://i.imgur.com/pYA688n.png
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9y ago
Glad to know I'm not alone
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10y ago
> Not sure what stops you from searching for something. All stores have good search functions. Searching a store for music and spotify's music discoverability are not really the same thing. Searching a store for music is like going
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> Bandcamp offer that too. Bandcamp is an online music store, not a music discovery service. > Nothing from the above requires DRM. Correct, however there's nothing currently out there that compares to spotify which is my origina
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> My tastes in music aren't mass market by far Neither are mine, I intentionally avoid pop, rap or rnb and other soft mainstream music. > May be it makes it easier for me Certainly would, there's no way I could manage this:
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10y ago
I think he's pointing out for example that you can discover a new song you love in spotify, add it to your playlist, have that sync with your phone automatically or if you login at work whether using the pc app or website it'll be
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And what is Apple music's operating losses? Spotify has always talked about losses being expected, they want user growth at any cost. http://www.recode.net/2016/5/23/11749122/spotify-losses-reve...
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As you mentioned: https://youtube.googleblog.com/2009/09/five-stars-dominate-r... Seems like when it comes to ratings it's pretty much all or nothing. Great videos prompt action; anything less prompts indiffe
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