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by jcpham2 4y ago
Yeah the more I learned about these guys the more I told them to go fuck off and unsubscribed and removed their app and forgot about their drops. They sell crap. If you've bought any of their crap you would know they sell crap.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I actually remember having to locate SumatraPDF for an attorney's Palm so he could open and view .pdf files from his email. I don't know if anyone remembers this but Exchange ActiveSync debuted around 2003 Blackberry had their own
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Also an astalavista.box.sk user (typo)
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by jcpham2 4y ago
What I find hilarious about this is if you were an Exchange server admin around the time Exchange made the “web” swap from 2007->2010->fully EAS web managed by 2013 the guys like me were following Microsoft MVP articles on re-Hosting
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I've had to file an informal complaint against my local cable ISP because they told me over the telephone multiple times they couldn't find my home on the FCC's broadband map. 2 weeks after filing that complaint I had 360 fee
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by jcpham2 4y ago
They air-dropped XLM Stellar Lumens A fork of Ripple XRP after Ripple was sold Same dude that did both ^ also created and sold MtGox (likely insolvent) to Mark Karpeles Need articbull to do all the citations on Jed/ripple/stellar
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Unpopular opinion: I hate Safari, it's slow, and I refuse to use for anything.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Agreement with you about games I was speaking mostly of the linux desktop environment - I find it useful for work.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Yup always sneaking my kids and docking it. So far it works with an HP Elite and a Dell WD15 dock - just saying. 4k TV resolution pretty snappy too.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
You get it, which makes me feel slightly less crazy.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
It’s fun to watch USDT arb trades in pretty much any exchange order book.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Bravo, this is all well known stuff but great job citing sources, the internet has such a short memory. Brock did a stint as the Bitcoin foundation president IIRC in year two of that defunct org
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by jcpham2 4y ago
It is insane to me to see what are supposed to be legitimate, reliable, regulated businesses doing the same ponzi crypto interest shit that we learned on IRC this stuff doesn’t work a long time ago. The yield curves just don’t math Greg sir
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by jcpham2 4y ago
It amazes me that smart people are still trying to earn interest on crypto deposits and failing due to greed. The network or the protocol can reliably pay interest. A company investing all the money and just betting on time value of money x
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Simplex SIP is so frustrating coming from my debut in the tech stack as a helpdesk grunt installing, punching down, toning out - analog Voip is best effort and it sucks to talk over each other Analog is an actual circuit that completes, not
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Hey look, someone is actually finally using blockchain for the stuff we were talking about in IRC chatrooms ten years ago - car titles, deeds, voting... Any ledger-ized industry where you'd like to reduce the total amount of fraud taki
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by jcpham2 4y ago
FWIW A site that listed exactly which Airlines Owned which airplanes and the model and tail number of the airplane would be super useful to me personally
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I had an xecuter mod on the first Xbox and a 2TB hard drive, you could do so many many things with Xbox Media Center on the very first Xbox - FTP your games over. TBH the Xbox 360 console was like a refresh of XBMC. One of the greatest thin
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by jcpham2 4y ago
On the one hand in a cynical and sarcastic way, I wholeheartedly agree with you. OTOH sha256 proof of work mining is a billion dollar industry and the Bitcoin mining hashrate just hit an all time high after a long protracted bear market. Mi
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Sounds like Monero/zcash being appropriated by Ethereum If appropriated is to harsh, how about integrated instead?
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Normally the SEC civil complaint and judgement comes first, followed by the DOJ criminal action, if it exists, which it ab-so-fucking-lute-ly should come next. Not a customer. The fortune cookies and super bowl ads by the noob crypto exchan
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Thanks. I used to work at a MSP an we had a white label comodo reseller account and this looks useful for a few purposes.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I read it like you read it. But I'm just a stupid American who gambles.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I mean, it sounds like something a US based crypto exchange is going to AML/KYC the shit out of you for, imho but I'm American. I have extracted more value from Coinbase than most though. I had (and had to wait through) my withdra
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by jcpham2 4y ago
It’s pretty damn difficult to setup a new Windows machine without the online account. Several “ domain join instead” dark patterns
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Simple adblock package from openwrt repo works wonders and is way simpler than dealing with a raspi or some other separate server. Some of y’all seem to enjoy bringing work home and tinkering and maintaining hardware at home - but some of u
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Trendon Shavers operated the first Bitcoin based Ponzi scheme out of Texas and it folded in 2014. When he defaulted he tried to claim Bitcoin wasn’t money, he wiped or lost all his records and access to the AWS hosting the scam, he perjured
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I do the same. I have iterations written down in a safe but my family will have a hard time accessing my digital identity when I’m gone
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Except or unless your google account gets locked. Any number of reasons and posts HN horror stories exist about other users getting locked out of their lives because of a user account or lack of access thereof
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I think equivalent collateral to 250 million was posted yes. Anyone catch the AMC -> APE reverse Let’s name the FTX tokenized stocks

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