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koshergweilo
5y ago
Does the US have a history of doing this or is it more likely someone in Europe is doing this?
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koshergweilo
5y ago
Thanks for the link! I was about to ask.
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koshergweilo
5y ago
I used to do js gamedev and really it's only a problem in hot loops. Absolutely fine to use it a lot when doing basic webdev/server work
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koshergweilo
5y ago
This is a pretty moot point because A. All political donations are already public [1] B. Most Trump supporters voluntarily make their preference known [1]: https://www.fec.gov/data/receipts/individual-contributions
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koshergweilo
5y ago
Your comment ignores the fact that we already have centralized digital transactions and they're all run by private, for-profit entities. I'm just some random dude with no other qualifications than I read the article, but here are
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koshergweilo
5y ago
Is this just a form builder for D3?
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koshergweilo
5y ago
Read the article " It has been 2.5 months since the outage. What have we been up to? We used this time to learn as much as we could from the outage, to adjust engineering priorities based on what we learned, and to aggressively harden
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koshergweilo
5y ago
No one is going to trust a random imgur link. Source or it didn't happen
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koshergweilo
5y ago
Looks awesome, but I wonder if it could be used by spambots and the like
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5y ago
> The person I was responding to is only spreading a theory that SFs problems are just a GOP meme. That's fair, he doesn't live here, but I can vouch for his idea that SF woes are exaggerated for political purposes. I used to l
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5y ago
> with no regard to the truth people here are witnessing I mean, a bunch of anecdotes are still a bunch of anecdotes. Especially on an anonymous internet forum. > All you are doing is advancing your own political agenda from a remote
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5y ago
Man this guy has clearly never been to socal. Otherwise he would never do something so silly as comparing orange county to LA county. It has three times as many people and twice the population density, and the average person makes significa