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kobalsky
5y ago
to be fair it's scarier that someone with a immutable secret number can steal your identity. credit companies now have to do their due diligence before shooting loans left and right. this is THE normal in most of the world.
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kobalsky
5y ago
> Open question: won't inflation lead to mechanically higher stock prices, specially if it's demand driven? this has been answered already but I want to add something that wasn't mentioned: if you are thinking about it now
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kobalsky
5y ago
it may seem weird but your should get visit an endocrinologist and get your bloodwork done or at least visit your doctor. depression is not just a state of mind, and certainly not something you should just power through. one of things that
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kobalsky
5y ago
sadly, this looks like it doesn't work on iOS, which is my major driver to use pbcopy/pbpaste.
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kobalsky
5y ago
I use them from my linux workstation as a poor man's access to apple's universal clipboard. echo -n something | ssh my-mac pbcopy then I can paste on my phone.
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5y ago
I agree that you need to solve your issue with docker. however, as far as vendor dependencies go, migrating away from docker hub should be on your roadmap. you can always have a docker registry hosted by a third party but with your own doma
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kobalsky
5y ago
what services are you using from them that are complicating your migration?
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5y ago
It can happen, at least recently we had a good experience. Psychonauts waited 16 years for a sequel and it was everything I hoped and more, incredible sequel. If this is true it would the be almost the OG team directing and writing. Tim sch
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5y ago
looks like that until you can instantly pay by winking to each other at 0 fees for 100% of your use cases on a proof-of-orphans-being-adopted or proof-of-cancer-being-cured blockchain, crypto deniers won't be satisfied. the system does
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5y ago
and I can't wire USD anywhere because my government confiscates any foreign currency deposits and only authorizes outbound transfer for specific operations of specific companies. what you have is a financial privilege that you are not
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5y ago
this reminds me of Interactive Broker's iOS MFA. if someone tries to login and you happen to be using their app, the face ID triggers automatically without prompting you to accept. you would have to be very fast to point the phone away
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kobalsky
5y ago
I'm guessing that's why it's mostly popular among young people, only they can read it!
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5y ago
Just checked wise to transfer from USD to ARS and the exchange rate is the official mandated by central bank which isn't the real market exchange rate, it's roughly the half. Since you can't receive USD here (well you can, bu
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kobalsky
5y ago
No one gives access to crypto, you have access. If you open your wallet and you find a global reserve currency then you should buy the book that was linked earlier about privilege. Maybe it's just me, but when you live in a place where
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5y ago
keep in mind that it's not for everyone, it says: "pilot will allow a small number of participating developers" it's also an agreement, so it's very likely that they are requiring price parity. in that case the only
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5y ago
the part that matters is that everyone has access to it, not that someone who isn't you is making money with it.
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kobalsky
5y ago
the phones in the pictures are in navigation mode. maybe they are weighted differently?
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kobalsky
5y ago
do you think oneweb just bumped into spacex and they haven't considered them before? evidently spacex's previous proposal had either a technical compromise they weren't willing to take, or it was more expensive than roscosmos
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5y ago
these guys probably talked with and turned down a spacex proposal in the past. these are multi-billion dollar businesses and that's basic due-diligence. spacex has better leverage now, there's no chance in hell they went home with
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5y ago
this is exactly when politicians get to pass all the ugly crap the public hates.
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kobalsky
5y ago
> this site shall not be used by United States citizens so megaupload with a disclaimer? kim dotcom is still fighting extradition.
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5y ago
Aren't go apps statically linked? You could theoretically build it and put the binary on a "FROM scratch" docker and run it. I mean, what I'm trying to say is that the base image doesn't matter, it would be basicall
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5y ago
> Yeah, Apple's stuff is expensive I don't think that's the issue. If Apple just priced this monitor at $2.4k and it included the stand no one would have cared.
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kobalsky
5y ago
Are you are arriving at the conclusion that I'm calling people idiots because I say that scared people watch the news more often? People get scared because no one can be informed 100% of time about 100% of the topics. When I say that s
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kobalsky
5y ago
media amplifying every piece of fear inducing crap spewed by both sides of the conflict. scared people watch the news more often.
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kobalsky
5y ago
Is it taboo asking for this monitor's refresh rate? it's not listed anywhere.
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kobalsky
5y ago
> Pixar did its best when Jobs got out of the way he got out of the way and became disney's biggest shareholder in the same deal... when talking about Job's nose for success that's a big detail skip around. the deal with N
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5y ago
> Jobs got to where he was because he had a smart friend You can dislike the man, but saying that is not fair, he was far from a one hit wonder. Apple, NeXT, Pixar? those are the ones I recall. Luck won't get you there.
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5y ago
laws 11723 and 25036, they can get a judge's order, google: software legal allanamientos don't confuse raids of people distributing software illegaly, this happened to companies that were suspected of using pirated versions at som
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5y ago
> - why it makes sense for countries to artificially devalue their currency it's an unavoidable tax. if there are 100 bills in circulation and I print 100 more, I took 50% of the purchasing power of the bills that were originally in
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