kobeya

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by kobeya 9y ago
Usually it’s because he installer mucks up the crypttab, or doesn’t install mdadm module, or something. And yes, installing with BIOS usually gets it right. But it can be made to work with UEFI.
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by kobeya 9y ago
I don’t honk this is correct. Iirc moving to 64 but more is a one way street. Rather, there is a virtual 32 but compatibility mode provided in the 64 bot environment, and that is probably what is being referred to here.
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by kobeya 9y ago
And DRM is necessary to AMD’s bottom line because...?
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by kobeya 9y ago
I certainly do legally own the chunk of semiconductor metal and plastic I am writing this on. I don’t appreciate the hyperbole.
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by kobeya 9y ago
They are fundamentally the same mechanism by our current understanding of physics. It is not a pedantic point.
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by kobeya 9y ago
> they don't turn matter into light but rather light is created when the energy level of electrons changes (whether in electric or chemical light sources). > Of course indirectly, this energy comes from matter being turned into
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by kobeya 9y ago
http://www.molecularassembler.com/Nanofactory/ (Science is legit, but needs a better website.)
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by kobeya 9y ago
Sorry :(
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by kobeya 9y ago
So, payments? There's plenty of work being done on that. See: lightning. "Market" and "market cap" are two different things. The market cap of a currency is inversely driven by the velocity of money, which for bitco
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by kobeya 9y ago
> The one comfort is that someone still needs to be creating all that content and all those communications channels, and those people are always going to benefit from something much more capable than a small, lock-down touchscreen+WiFi d
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by kobeya 9y ago
I hate the browser as a platform, but the answers to your questions are yes, and yes.
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by kobeya 9y ago
It will be. When we're able to manufacture them in large quantities and with few imperfections. Give it time.
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by kobeya 9y ago
Is it really augmented reality if it's just a HUD overlay? I was excited for Google Glass until I found out it was more about the camera and text overlays. I wanted stereoscopic full-frame overlays and bionic camera input...
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by kobeya 9y ago
It's built into the top of the iPhone X... I wouldn't call that a failure.
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by kobeya 9y ago
It ain't dead yet... https://www.x3dom.org/
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by kobeya 9y ago
It's like Facebook, but without pictures, friends, or events! Just status updates. Oh, and they're limited to 140 characters. It's going to be awesome . /s
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by kobeya 9y ago
RISC-V is a derivative of MIPS heritage and there's still a chance it will take the world by storm...
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by kobeya 9y ago
The general-purpose computer. It's a dinosaur on the verge of extinction at the hands of walled-garden app stores on phones and tablets. I never, ever expected that to happen.
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by kobeya 9y ago
Well, what are you looking for? There's lots of tech developments happening in the bitcoin space, from mimblewimble to lightning to confidential assets & zero knowledge proofs. But it sounds like none of this is what you had in min
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by kobeya 9y ago
That would depend on get probability distribution I think.
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by kobeya 9y ago
We’re not talking about syncing using the server but rather local file that is later synced via a file sharing service.
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by kobeya 9y ago
The GP was talking about family sharing, so yes.
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by kobeya 9y ago
Does that work well with multi device updates? What happens if two devices write to the database and then sync?
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by kobeya 9y ago
The signature doesn't matter. Allowing the payer to change it only increases (potentially) the odds of them having to pay, which they won't do. In some constructions--in others it has no effect.
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by kobeya 9y ago
No need for a future block. Recipient commits to the hash of a value. Payer signs a value. Hash the preimage (revealed in claim) and the signed value together. If less than a threshold, pass.
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by kobeya 9y ago
It is more recently called “probabilistic payments” and that search phrase will get you some results of such constructions in bitcoin among other things.
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by kobeya 9y ago
Which is on par for, say, HBO or Showtime premium cable subscription, roughly. That’s a real comparable since those networks use their subscription fees to make original content that is highly valued. Would I pay twice as much for an Intern
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by kobeya 9y ago
There is no generalizable “math” involved. Everyone’s physiology is different and their susceptibility to THC depends on the specifics of their exact metabolic conditions in their own body. Some people get high on a few mg. Some people requ
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by kobeya 9y ago
It is strange how people have such a hard time believing this.
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by kobeya 9y ago
I only lose 10-15% of a charge at night.

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