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by jbb67 6y ago
Great. Presumably microsoft will also be opening up their xbox to run whatever software I like without going through them too then?
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by jbb67 6y ago
Perhaps it needs a test net so you can try out buying imagineary things on a real network while not risking real currency. I guess actually though, you could do this with the real thing, just use a TEST currency that has no value and let pe
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by jbb67 6y ago
Is there any way to do anything with this right now? Is there anything you can buy or sell with it? Do I need real life friends to use this so I can set up "trust" as this will be a problem preventing me from even trying it out? (
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by jbb67 6y ago
I want to learn forth now. Where can I find a modern usable forth that works well on windows to make real programs? Does such a thing even exist?
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by jbb67 6y ago
this looks really interesting and an awesome idea. I downloaded the app but then realized that with nobody I know using it, and nobody I can buy things from using it, I literally can't do anything with it. any ideas how to use it for .
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by jbb67 6y ago
I don't know about anyone else but when I get a new program and it turns out to be using a "modern" looking API I just assume it's going to be awful. Not just the UI but everything about it. I've rarely been wrong.
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by jbb67 6y ago
I two years I imagine the same lenders will be complaining that they drove away all their most profitable, low risk customers because of a short term risk issue.
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by jbb67 8y ago
Oh this looks rather nice. I'll have to take a look at this.
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by jbb67 8y ago
I expect to read next that they blocked port 80 too because "security" and it's Google's fault they can't get to web sites now.
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by jbb67 8y ago
This isn't simulating a 6502, this is how to connect and test a "real" one to your FPGA
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by jbb67 8y ago
no.
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by jbb67 8y ago
If they had a proper banking website and didn't expect you to use an "app" on your phone I might be more interested.
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by jbb67 8y ago
While this looks interesting the website doesn't really say much about about what it is or what it provides...
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by jbb67 8y ago
Great news. Although given that gdc is already a thing I can install and use today, what practical difference does it make?
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by jbb67 8y ago
I think sometimes they are implemented as a solution looking for a problem. I've seen many times when the automated solution is much more complicated than the manual solution. Sure, it's more reliable, except that it breaks when y
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by jbb67 8y ago
Good. Although I'd also very strongly question the extreme overreaction to unverified allegations that make this kind of thing possible.
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by jbb67 8y ago
It might not be listening to you but it's almost certainly reporting on everything you do on it, your location, your contacts etc all the time.
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by jbb67 8y ago
Ugh I detest the term " abundance of caution " as used in that message. Weasel words designed to stop you thinking about the problem as who wouldn't want them to be overly cautious
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by jbb67 8y ago
While there are a few things that _might_ slow the formation a bit, there isn't anything that will dissolve already formed stones of the most common type (calcium oxolate). Some of the less common stone types like uric acid stones do h
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by jbb67 8y ago
I don't get the hate for this. It mostly seems to be saying that if you publish stuff on the internet it's your responsibility to take reasonable steps to ensure that it's not stolen and that you actually have the right to pu
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by jbb67 8y ago
I don't even know where to start with this. We had terminals that were way faster than you could type or see 30 years ago. They didn't need a GPU and ran on a CPU 1000 times slower than what we have now. If this is progress... I&#
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by jbb67 8y ago
How does this work in other counties such as the UK?
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by jbb67 8y ago
This seems to be missing something very important to me. Yes if your ownership goes from 10% to 8% but of a more valuable company you don't lose money. But presumably you were hoping the company would do well and be worth 10 times as
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by jbb67 8y ago
The difference is that you can still communicate with your friends on their instances
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by jbb67 8y ago
I like almost none of this and disagree very strongly with many of the assertions of what is good and what is bad. I imagine this is the last we'll hear of this anyway
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by jbb67 8y ago
Goodbye chrome then. Basically corporate scumbags pushing their own agenda with just enough plausibility that the gullible will help push their agenda for them. What happened to "do no evil". Seems to be all google do now.
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by jbb67 8y ago
So... they discovered that there is a reaason that desktop computers have a large heatsink with a fan many times larger attached... Don't buy a laptop and expect it's sustained performance to be anywhere near that of a proper desk
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by jbb67 8y ago
I wonder what the cost is. If producing a protein that protects against these things was without a downside, it seems likely many species would have selected for it. I feel there must be a downside to it that selects against it in most orga
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by jbb67 8y ago
Bye bye chrome. You were useful until you started pushing your agenda on everyone
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by jbb67 8y ago
I don't get this article at all. It talk about brexit, yet we voted for it despite all the incredible amount of lies being spread about it being a bad thing.

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