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by luma 5y ago
I have no idea if you're right, but the defendant appears to think you are wrong and that Bitcoin is in fact money, and he publically said as much back in 2017: https://i.imgur.com/7gP31ks.png This motion to dismiss is
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by luma 5y ago
That was a interesting issue as the defendant has always been extremely vocal about being anti-drug in person and through his social media channels. I'm frankly a little surprised that he went through with that particular transaction,
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by luma 5y ago
The defendant is pretty well known around these parts and the initial arrest wasn't terribly surprising to those who had run-ins with him. Here's a particularly egregious example: https://old.reddit.com/r/gran
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by luma 5y ago
According to his LinkedIn, he "Developed chips for the Mac and Mac II, including the Apple Sound Chip." Presumably the author here didn't catch the difference between the Mac and the original Apple computers.
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by luma 5y ago
Big, 100+ key keyboards have fallen out of favor with the keyboard crowd and I can't understand why. I have a desktop, I'm not carrying my keyboard with me, and I have plenty of room. Why on earth would I want to start removing
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by luma 5y ago
The ESP32 platform is pretty damn powerful and is something of a "kitchen sink" approach to embedded IoT. You won't find too much more capability without going to an SoC. Here's what I'd recommend - pick up a cheap
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by luma 5y ago
Check out the ESPhome project[1], now part of the Home Assistant universe. It makes creating ESP32 projects a breeze and has native IR transmit capabilities. This will let you tie the device into Home Assistant which bring integration wit
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by luma 5y ago
The trouble you'll run into with Oracle licensing is that, in many cases, when they say "core" they mean cores for the underlying hardware. If you are running this on a virtual machine, Oracle will traditionally want you to
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by luma 5y ago
In doing so they put themselves in a precarious legal position. The author has given you all they legally are allowed to. If you want a copy of the firmware, you now have all of the information you need to obtain your own copy.
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by luma 5y ago
Do you parse "preview release" in some way other than that which I outline above?
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by luma 5y ago
Presumably you can get your money back if you don't like the results. edit: well this appears to be unpopular. It's a preview release, nobody is using this in production. They are offering the tech for free while they kick out t
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by luma 5y ago
This is just a tool that can run several checks, HIBP is one of the things the tool can check. At this point, probably everyone that has used a given email address for a significant length of time is going to be somewhere on HIBP. An app
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by luma 5y ago
Possibly a technology test? I don't think it's any more or less silly than a helicopter that also doesn't actually do any science other than testing out the concept for future missions.
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by luma 5y ago
Meaning? You do realize corporate taxes are also marginal, yes?
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by luma 5y ago
It's telling that the single example anyone can think of is an exchange, essentially the casino where currency speculation is played out.
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by luma 5y ago
Is there someone out there campaigning on "increase taxes on small business"? I think this is a strawman, "tax the rich" doesn't mean "tax the corner baker".
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by luma 5y ago
Per the article, Andresseen doesn't seem to think so.
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by luma 5y ago
White a pile of horse manure. Big Tech is run by stinkin' liberals which is why they aren't pushing cryptocurrencies? Here's an alternative hypothesis: cryptocurrencies have thus far proven to be good for nothing at all and,
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by luma 5y ago
It's not surprising if you understand the purpose of the Supreme Court in the US. The SC exists to decide areas of law that are ambiguous or poorly tested. As a result, the only cases that make it to the SC are ones where there isn&#
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by luma 5y ago
AWS is a money printing machine in a very dynamic market. They need to keep the pace or MS will eat their lunch.
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by luma 5y ago
The genius of Jackass is that the joke is always on them. When the public is involved they are there as participants to witness something insane. The butt of the joke is always one of the crew. They don’t punch down, they punch each other
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by luma 5y ago
3D may be closer than you’d think! https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog/in-search-for-...
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by luma 5y ago
Is that to suggest that the bed was perfectly flat + level before heat was applied? Most printers I've worked with have either fiberglass (in the form of FR4 PCB material) or steel beds, usually with some additional surface on top (gl
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by luma 5y ago
Can you explain a bit about why that would be so? Normally, during the run of a print, the bed is kept at a constant temperature within a few tenths of a degree. As a result there's no real avenue for improving the print quality as th
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by luma 5y ago
Not sure what country you are from but in most air forces, front-line infantry aren't flying fighter jets.
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by luma 5y ago
Anyone flying a fighter jet in aerial combat with other fighter jets knows what they signed up for and are facing opponents who signed up for the same thing. War is terrible, but this is one of the very few situations in modern combat where
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by luma 5y ago
Allright, let's say I want to send you $5 using bitcoin to cover a coffee. How much of a fee can I expect to spend on this simple transaction? How long will that transaction take? Currently, the answer is a little over $6: https:&#x
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by luma 5y ago
Bitcoin can work without government, but eventually somebody is going to want to have their coins turned into fiat. Bitcoin has no solution for this problem, if governments make turning your bitcoins back into their own currency difficult&
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by luma 5y ago
This sounds like money with extra steps.
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by luma 5y ago
Total puff piece entirely devoid of any actual detail. Checking the source article, it appears to be utilizing "Enlightenment 2.0", which is some sort of GPT-like model developed by some Chinese universities. > Next year, she

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