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by kobalsky 5y ago
I don't know what the deal is in Russia but in Argentina piracy is rampant but Microsoft has been ruthless and they have done stuff it would make your skin crawl. Microsoft basically has power of police here. I don't know who they
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by kobalsky 5y ago
this is clearly fan fiction. don't let this garbage spread here please.
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by kobalsky 5y ago
if I understand correctly you can always recover your private keys on a different wallet using your secret keywords. so, getting blocked by them doesn't mean that your funds are innacessible, it's just an inconvenience. of course,
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by kobalsky 5y ago
yeah I reckon they started on the easiest place to implement. but it's still impressive seeing the thing driving around a shopping mall parking lot with pedestrian traffic, they put a lot of trust in this thing: https://www.
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by kobalsky 5y ago
this guy is trying to go straight from http/1.1 to http/3 in real life.
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by kobalsky 5y ago
you are also safe if you are not running (EDIT: inside) the container as root, which is a common security practice for containers nowadays.
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by kobalsky 5y ago
why does everyone think this is a pipe dream when waymo has been already offering driverless rides? they were sae level 4 already IIRC. the key part of the bet is the "in major cities". you may have complications on some road with
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by kobalsky 5y ago
unless my reading comprehension is failing me, they are threatening to release nvidia's hardware design files, not the driver source code.
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by kobalsky 5y ago
I'm guessing that the poster avoided clarifying that because it's a spoiler. I went into this game blind (while being a from soft games fan) and I was gladly surprised by this feature since it's something new in their games.
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by kobalsky 5y ago
> Nintendo has really dropped the ball on making their back catalog available legitimately. people are so used to companies squeezing the last cent out of everything that when this happens it seems weird. instead of considering that nint
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by kobalsky 5y ago
cold war CIA wouldn't have dreamed of having a propaganda machine like social networks provide. it's a new war theater, they are not going away.
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by kobalsky 5y ago
> If you already use Steam then you already have a PC that's probably not their target demographic.
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by kobalsky 5y ago
> Putin has succeeded in undermining the international order. First, by getting someone like Trump elected do you think can he hand pick the next US president or just sway the election towards one party?
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by kobalsky 5y ago
and the US signed agreeing to provide assistance if they got attacked or threatened with nuclear weapons. you may say that the threats of nuclear aggression were thinly veiled but not technically apply because the word nuclear has not been
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by kobalsky 5y ago
On the reddit thread the hypothesis is that somehow viewers got mass reported. I wonder if their accounts were picked up for using the chat or if there's a viewer list that is being fetched via API. So now if you watch the wrong video
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by kobalsky 5y ago
could you explain why it's a bad idea to use molex to sata? did your guys use shitty injection molded connectors that melted or is there another reason?
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by kobalsky 5y ago
maybe it's hard to understand how important k8s is if you don't experience the problems it solves. I'd use k8s just for how we can easily update and rollback an application during peak hours and not lose a single request. any
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by kobalsky 5y ago
> What I want is a PVR/STB that figures out the ads and bypasses them. Say I want to watch TV from 7 to 11pm (4 hours) and there's a total of one hour of ads and other breaks in that time that I don't want to watch then I
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by kobalsky 5y ago
I think apple is right now where amazon was before everyone started hating on bezos. amazon still reigns, but ppl got the see the pipes pumping biomass from the poor souls that have to deal with their ugly end. IMHO, this marked their high
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by kobalsky 5y ago
> and also most of the ads just simply disappear if JS is not running. since we are talking about the future I'd like to point out that they can always serve ads from the origin domain without javascript. I mean the anti-adblock bat
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by kobalsky 5y ago
> to completely block him out outside of school hours they cannot google stuff or check wikipedia when they are at home? no internet access at all?
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by kobalsky 5y ago
> You can't compel a company to provide you with a service. That's a little too close to slavery for society's taste maybe global scale monstruous corporations should be held to a different set of standards than mom &
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by kobalsky 5y ago
are those 89 IQ politicians incorruptible?
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by kobalsky 5y ago
if I want to make an anonymous donation I can send BTC to any big player that consolidates outgoing transfers from their hot wallets and you won't have a chance in hell of knowing who sent it. of course you can't move millions or
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by kobalsky 5y ago
construction would be waaaay more expensive. there are also video compilations of wind turbine failures, tons of raining debris in a metropolis is not a good idea so construction and quality control standards would have to improve which wou
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by kobalsky 5y ago
The worst thing is that people celebrate when anything that takes power from the established get squashed. People may not agree with these guys, but being selective here means that other legimate causes may not get funded. And I'm pret
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by kobalsky 5y ago
I think the term for this is power creep and it also applies to games
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by kobalsky 5y ago
> There’s a long tradition here of purchasing U.S. dollars as a hedge. There's a 200 usd quota per month shared between products, services and currency exchange. If you buy something that exceeds your monthly quota it means that you
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by kobalsky 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBJ0GvsQeak can't you get a ride in phoenix like today with waymo? or is not open to the public? I mean I understand that their AI is not perfect but it doesn't seem like a pipe dre
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by kobalsky 5y ago
I wonder if adding a random salt for each account would help in that situation?. bcrypt(md5(password) + salt) + salt the problem with password shucking would be that they just do a bcrypt(md5) over the list of md5 hashes they have and check

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