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by jo909 9y ago
But only if you already have your bitcoins on the exchange. If you keep them in your own wallet you need a blockchain transaction to be able to trade them at all. That will effectively put a limit on the amount of bitcoin that is able to be
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by jo909 9y ago
The rules should be, and in my experience often are, explained where you set/change you password. So on the account creation and change password pages. The OP is talking about the login dialog.
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by jo909 9y ago
And please make sure some (most?) of your emergency fund is somewhat cash-equivalent. Stocks, bitcoin, gold, life insurance and other investments might be hard/slow to access or only with a significant hit on total value. I'm not
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by jo909 9y ago
I know of two government approved methods for data transfers for closed networks, one of which is pretty close. You basically have two servers connected to the same disk array, and they take turns mounting it to move files onto/off it.
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by jo909 9y ago
I would like to think the open web has not lost yet, and that progressive web apps still have a great chance of taking over. Nobody wants to develop apps for at least three platforms. Nobody wants half their user base use old versions. Nobo
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by jo909 9y ago
And hardware support does not only mean that it "somehow" works, but that the hardware vendor and the operating system vendor have certified this combination and will support you with all your problems for many many years. Edit: s
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by jo909 9y ago
Relying on discipline alone is whats harmful. Studies repeatedly show that most people can not reach their goals by only relying on willpower. Good systems/diets etc define strategies that _reduce_ the amount of discipline required to
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by jo909 9y ago
How many lawsuits are filed but then not served intentionally (not from lack of being able to find the other party)? If the liability skyrockets there should be a decent number of cases where the suing party has a change of heart and does n
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by jo909 9y ago
The filing is what makes it officially into a real lawsuit before the court, so it's not a threat anymore but the first step of the actual thing. It might be a tactical move where they still hope to settle out of court, but that's
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by jo909 9y ago
You're welcome. I looked into it because it would make a pretty cool project and while pretty advanced, not impossible. The cheapest analog-digital-converter chip I found is the TVP7002. Dealing with the digital pixel output is still w
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by jo909 9y ago
USB mouse and keyboard is already possible on ESP8266: https://github.com/cnlohr/espusb As for VGA i think you are out of luck, or need a faster/specialized co-processor. VGA requires 3 analog inputs of at least ~
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by jo909 9y ago
Absolute favorite for me too. ESP32 is now also widely available and pretty cheap for it's performance. My second favorite ESP8266 hardware are the "Sonoff" brand WLAN mains power switches. I especially like the Sonoff S20 fo
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by jo909 9y ago
I share this concern. I made a resolution not to tie myself to proprietary services for anything that I couldn't replace/move within a few days. I can move containers, databases and even serverless functions. Starting from scratch
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by jo909 9y ago
No. It's illegal to make a contract with McDonald's where they serve you a burger only if you don't try to recreate the recipe and then you do it anyway. Well they claim you did anyway.
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by jo909 9y ago
Even without privacy concerns etc, I could not use that. The only door lock that I can change is the one to my apartment, but there is another locked door at the street entrance. I would not want to subject my neighbors to couriers asking t
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by jo909 9y ago
Reasonable satisfied user here. I love python and even contributed support for one particular device to a component library. But my plan for the next free weekend is to look into Node-RED and a fully MQTT based system. I feel like that&#x27
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by jo909 9y ago
Once upon a time nobody seriously thought JavaScript would ever play any role outside of the browser, and even the role in the browser was small enough many people preferred to disable it. Then we got a very fast JIT, and suddenly you could
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by jo909 9y ago
I'm also pretty sure most cloud systems contain very few condensed water droplets. The containers I work with are not 20 or 40 foot long, and while I ship stuff with their help, no actual ships are involved. Could there have been a bet
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by jo909 9y ago
You can always normalize it to a "the longer bar is better" measurement. For example instead of "Kernel Compile Time" you graph "Kernel Compiles / hour".
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by jo909 9y ago
While I did not take quite so long, I came here thinking the same and expected to find some crazy story. It then dawned on me that in other parts of the world they have massive forest fires that can't really be stopped and wind forecas
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by jo909 9y ago
I'm just saying that the creativity usually is separated from the actual act of preparing a dish in a professional kitchen, robots or not. It lies in the receipt, good techniques, ingredient selection and sourcing. The creative part wi
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by jo909 9y ago
The creativity has to happen at the "design" stage. The best restaurants strive for perfect _repeatable_ dishes, and no cook has to improvise with spices or ingredients on a normal shift.
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by jo909 9y ago
> I think the solution to all this, is to abandon the idea of additional hardware, what if your smartphone could act as a two factor hardware token over Bluetooth? I'm glad my hardware security token is not running a full smartphone
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by jo909 9y ago
You can find a cheaper bare metal system with comparable performance for every instance type. That is not a new argument for high vCPU/Memory instances. If (monthly) price is the main concern "the cloud" is probably not for y
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by jo909 9y ago
Just because this is not a criminal proceeding does not mean one could not follow, where his answers would be testimony against himself.
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by jo909 9y ago
Everything at some point has a physical manifestation that can be broken down further and further until we explain things with (according to many physicists) strings. Every thought, idea, dream or lie could be described as neurotransmitters
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by jo909 9y ago
Imagination is certainly not the right word here. But we seem to agree that "there's more" to a colony than just the physical reality of many thousands of ants in a pile. I can't touch it or extract it from the pile of a
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by jo909 9y ago
You see thousands of individual ants, and call that colony. What if I went around the forest and picked one ant out of thousands of colonies and put them all together? Will you still call this a colony? Even if they begin fighting each othe
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by jo909 9y ago
A very common problem for hourly workers, for example in the food service industry, is that they don't "get" enough hours in a certain week or month. They would be willing and available to work more, but there is not enough w
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by jo909 9y ago
"The government" as such is not involved here. I'm not going to pretend the separation of powers is as clean cut as what one learns in school, but first and foremost this is a ruling of a single and independent judge that the

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