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by laci27 9y ago
Wow.. Never done it myself, nor any of my friends, I never realized that this was such a huge problem. I read articles in the past but I always though they were exaggerating. Like I can't believe boys can be so rude online. Thanks for
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by laci27 9y ago
It doesn't really matter how it's NOW, the fact that it can become congested very quickly and go to $20 in fees and hours or days for 3 confirmations, it's way more concerning from a business stand point than any other benefi
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by laci27 9y ago
I see nothing wrong in collecting data from the services that have a clear commercial intent: search, email, maps,captcha,chrome,android etc. But I would have problems if Google where to log (and keep) queries to 8.8.8.8 or utilize that dat
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by laci27 9y ago
But their DNS service is recommended to everyone in oppressed countries, routers have it by default, Linux distro's (even security oriented ones) have it by default... ..and Open Fonts and other projects hosted on their CDN... They ar
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How much data do you think Google collects from it's free services?
1 points by laci27 9y ago|5 comments
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by laci27 9y ago
No. I just agreed 100% with "Decentralised magically doesn't mean it's better. There are scenarios it fits, and there are scenarios it doesn't fit."
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by laci27 9y ago
The main thing about BTC, the one that I, as a technical person, didn't understand until recently, is NOT it's tech, bugs or features... It's the value it has for people (albeit until recently mostly criminals and paranoid pe
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by laci27 9y ago
At last someone smarter than me, agrees with me. I've been telling people the same thing since {I didn't invest in BTC when it was $8}. :)
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by laci27 9y ago
YouTube copyright claim system needs to add penalties for false claims with the same banning system that they have in place for youtubers with too many take down claims. This is just insanse...
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by laci27 9y ago
yes, my bad. But the comment stands. Just replace war machine with insurance companies. It's way easier to charge $100 for a pill, in bulk, on one invoice, than to do the same to an actual person, end user of that product. Insurance co
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by laci27 9y ago
It doesn't spend it on 'other nations'.. it spends the money on US billionaires. 'Other Nations' is just a facade, as it's much easier to loose track of a few billions here and there in a god forsaken country,
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by laci27 9y ago
I have a friend who does the same, but a folder with password is not encrypted. If it's stolen, or you just leave it somewhere by mistake, or if you leave it on a table while you piss, byebye security... A hacker only needs your old ya
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by laci27 9y ago
How much do you get paid / hour? Cause that takes times. 5 minutes here, 5 minutes there and I guarantee you that if you do the math, you're wasting a lot of time doing stuff that password managers (online/offline/close
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by laci27 9y ago
Why would you use an encrypted file when you have free, open source password managers like Keepass? Every time you login somewhere, you open the file, search for the site, copy the password and paste it in the browser? What do you do when y
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by laci27 9y ago
rofl. I have around 1300 passwords in Keepass, most of them are 20 characters including symbols. Good luck writing those passwords every time you need to login...
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by laci27 9y ago
The underlying "business" = technology of bitcoin DOES NOT HAVE VALUE. The blockchain is good in theory, not in practice. Smart contracts?? look behind the buzz and please tell me what business uses it? If I have to make a shipmen
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by laci27 9y ago
Nearly instant?:) Compared to what? I got money transfer between banks, by wire, from the US to the end of the world in less than a day. You can't get 3 confirmations on a BTC transaction in 24 hours!
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by laci27 9y ago
Edge and Opera also had/have a similar feature, yes. The main thing is that users didn't know about them, or they were too early. With an extention that you install, you're more likely to use it... besides I think that all th
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by laci27 9y ago
So you basically created something more similar to Sumo, but instead of the site owner installing the tools, the end user does. So it could be much more than just a comments section... still can't put my finger on it, but still very ex
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by laci27 9y ago
Great idea and great execution! You are right with FB comments for now. I'm super excited about what you created and I'm thinking of some ways to collaborate. will keep you posted here (if you want or not:) )
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by laci27 9y ago
Especially now. If it looks like a bubble and behaves like a bubble, it's a bubble. No value is created at the rate BTC is rising. Besides, crypto currency in general is plagued with major problems, from security, to scalability.. it&#
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Kickstarter for a handheld Raspberry Pi for kids(kickstarter.com)
4 points by laci27 9y ago|0 comments
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by laci27 9y ago
- It feels a lot faster than Chrome - It uses less memory (especially with many tabs open) - multi-account containers are a game changer - I think it also looks better than Chrome
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by laci27 9y ago
shameless plug missing:)
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by laci27 9y ago
You're both right, size of company doesn't matter. Some companies hire the first engineer that goes to the interview (I actually know companies that do this.. God bless their mysql injections), but other companies: Do you think t
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by laci27 9y ago
> It will ultimately employ a vast number of average engineers. Just what I said: it will become the next blue collar job, but you're right, there always be enough tools for average engineers. I'm still not convinced if a new
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by laci27 9y ago
You work for a small company. If that company goes bankrupt, are you 100% confident you'll get to work again full time?
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by laci27 9y ago
Software development is becoming the new blue collar job. Unlike most here, I 100% agree with you. For the guys here, who make their own 'stacks' and offer Windows support: maybe it will work in emerging markets, but be certain th
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by laci27 9y ago
Every city has at least one very good webmaster that owns or rents a few servers for reselling, even if just as a side gig from his job at the local ISP, for ex.
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by laci27 9y ago
Hi, By local I mean local to you:) where you can shake hands with the person who owns the servers.

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