justin2004

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   Maybe Don't Pay to Protect Your Identity(umsl.edu)

   1 points by justin2004 11y ago|0 comments
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   by justin2004 11y ago

   That's right. A MacBook user would want to know how this daemon would affect the longevity of his or her device. My own guess is that heat cycling is more detrimental than relatively constant (but below thresholds) usage.
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   by justin2004 11y ago

   >There may be a time when we think of computer power as money — Bitcoin is pushing us that way — and we give back by donating a few calculations at a time. Actually, can't we think of a low/competitively priced resource as a do
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   by justin2004 11y ago

   >most of the power consumed by the traditional financial system is spent in its capacity as a ubiquitous pillar of modern society Either I missed your point or it would be nice if you brought this back down to Earth. Yes, traditional led
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   by justin2004 11y ago

   “The nature of these companies is what’s changed.” Jaron Lanier calls this nature "sirenic." Shrinking markets is the business of Siren Servers. We mostly notice how these companies seem to do more with less (with automation) but