jcpham2

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   by jcpham2 5y ago

   Welcome to Alabama! Many many towns and cities use the 1.5 mile jurisdiction [1] to rake in extra revenue from neighboring unincorporated areas. https://www.annistonstar.com/the_daily_home/state-supreme-co... Basically
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   by jcpham2 5y ago

   I played nesticle/snesitle/genecyst on my earlier Windows PCs and absolutely loved the emulation. The UI wasn’t the greatest but IIRC they were DOS 4g based and ran well under Windows.
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   by jcpham2 5y ago

   Windows key+tab user checking in to say yes this is how I find myself in a sea of combined Windows or alt+tab to just cycle until I find it. It isn’t ideal but it’s my default method ever since combining windows was introduced in 7, or 8, o
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   by jcpham2 5y ago

   Cannot imagine purchasing a car that can be nerf’d OTA or features added or removed at the whimsy of a car manufacturer. An example would be purchasing a second hand wrecked Tesla, fixing it, and having features removed because you do not s
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   by jcpham2 5y ago

   I can say that I have never bought into BluRay, I don’t own a BluRay compatible optical drive to play them, and as far as I know we do not own any BluRay discs. I have mountains of DVDs and still prefer it in terms of purchasing movies. Ban
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   by jcpham2 5y ago

   Ten years ago we defined this as a pre-mine scam, meaning run don’t just walk away. It’s crazy how much as changed since 2012.
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   by jcpham2 5y ago

   Not all batteries on 486's are replaceable and serviceable. Yes, we've soldered airplane batteries to 486's to keep them running longer
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   by jcpham2 5y ago

   You seem like a guy that's read the studies/blogs on the Satoshi/genesis nonces
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   by jcpham2 5y ago

   Thanks this was a super helpful link. TIL.
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    I started mining in 2011, blogged about how to do it with scripts as early as Ubuntu 8.04 Blog has since been wiped, most of my traffic was coming from China. I decided it was a bad idea to talk about money on the internet: see the first an
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    I used to work at one of these as it was being thought up - boots on the ground so to speak, straight out high school. Both my father and grandfather were union pipefitters, welders. They mixed the coal with asphalt in a big ole mixer. Bull
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    OpenWRT is the only thing I would recommend - all the consumer routers have turned to trash.
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    I was a Freenode user for a decade, many more IRC networks in the preceding decade, since 1999 or so. I enjoy chatting with my friends and participating in projects realtime on IRC. I left freenode when all the bitcoin/monero related p
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    I too have a need to keep old computers online and it's frustrating when the CMOS battery dies and all those super important motherboard settings that make it boot from a hard drive in the first place are lost, over and over on every r
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    This sounds like my world and yes Execs can't seem to reconcile that their personal laptop cannot control a camera linked to an android app on the other side of the room. That's not what they asked for initially, they asked for th
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    Also used to recommend but currently in the process of replacing all APs Edit: also their stock. Believed in them so much I bought their stock
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    I am a retired PoW miner and whereas on one hand I think proof of work is a revolutionary, life altering idea, on the other hand it is a self fulfilling apocalyptic premise with no endgame.
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    I try to conceptualize an NFT inside of a realm that validates it. If you do not operate in a realm that validates something about in the NFT, implying ownership. Then the NFT concept doesn't make sense. If we're operating in some
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    mos def a feature
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    I agree with you. Large risk tolerance? 5 years? Hell that's an eternity in crypto-land.
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    The NFT space has already defined that NFTs and ownership is all about clout - which means absolutely nothing to anyone outside of the NFT space, who isn’t actively daily trying to gain internet points and/or followers.
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    If it stores the short link and destination url in a database that can be modified, yes.
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    Malware anti detection: some will not launch without a network connection. The idea is to simulate a functional network but not provide access.
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    I’d say cryptocurrecy has created DeCentralized Finance would be more accurate one enables and furthers the other. DEXs, DAOs, stuff like what AAVE and DAI stablecoin. There are instruments on instruments cross referencing each other creati
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    Yes RH appears willing to take my money now for shares that I may or may not receive when the symbol goes live ~20.64
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    Whoa there, simmer down whipper snapper
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    Absolutely a favorite in our household. Regrettable that it requires a Facebook account.
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    Spot on! Tether on Garth!
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    because China just "ganked" at least four years of BTC block rewards, AFTER developing the billion dollar BTC mining "pick and shovel" industry, now mostly being sold to who? By most estimations China is sitting on &#x2F
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    by jcpham2 5y ago

    I know guys still holding on to their ETC bags. Bitcoin folks think the DAO fuckup perfectly illustrates Ethereums weakest link: the creator. The weakest link is and always will be Mr Buterin. Satoshi did it correctly by disappearing Hi Vit