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by madacol 4y ago
Maybe in next versions they should choose 256 bits (or 160, like bitcoin) which would be the hash of a public key, an any vendor that provides a valid signature, can claim that 160 bit vendor ID. No more need for a central authority I'
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by madacol 4y ago
What is TFA?
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by madacol 4y ago
Location: Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes to Dublin, Ireland. Otherwise maybe Technologies: Svelte, React, PostgreSQL, Linux, Arduino, NodeJs, Python Résumé/CV: https://github.com/madacol/abo
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by madacol 4y ago
Most of those methods will still work under a decentralized DNS, because although it's decentralized at the global layer, there will still be centralized clusters What you won't be able to do is remove at the root, and instead you
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by madacol 4y ago
You should decouple existing from experiencing it. Me too, like you, don't want to experience what I consider malware, spam, etc. The problem is that malware and spam have gray areas where some people are ok with it, but others don
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by madacol 4y ago
Is there a good estimate / measure of the safety problems of fukushima? In wikipedia it says that only 1 person has died from cancer, while >2000 died from the evacuation itself It seems that being less aggressive with evacuations a
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by madacol 4y ago
Location: Italy / Dublin, Ireland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Svelte, React, PostgreSQL, Linux, Arduino, NodeJs, Python Résumé/CV: https://github.com/madacol/aboutme/blo
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by madacol 4y ago
I don't follow, I said obscurity does not work for companies I only think it can work for very small teams with high trust
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by madacol 4y ago
> Security through obscurity is not security I've never felt comfortable with that argument Yes, if you are a big corporation, and you have many employees with eyes on the code, there's no obscurity when an employee goes rogue,
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by madacol 4y ago
Well, if you don't mind really slow bandwidth, you can set up a Tor onion service
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by madacol 4y ago
Termux does not update on the play store anymore since 2020 or 2021. In fact, your repositories are probably outdated If you ever need to upgrade, you have to install from somewhere else, like F-droid
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by madacol 4y ago
I agree with everything you said there So I think our difference relies in how much our happiness is tied to relating to others And I'm not sure how we can answer that. But I do feel my happiness rarely relies on relating to others, in
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by madacol 4y ago
I can imagine money having diminishing returns on happiness, so there's a line beyond which money stops correlating strongly with happiness. Though I've read that if we redistribute equally our global wealth, we would be waaay bel
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by madacol 4y ago
I've been following you for some months now, and you always put links of your sources. So please, feel 100% free to ignore that person
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by madacol 4y ago
> Human beings looove to look at relative quality of life. And feel much better if everybody is equally poorer rather than higher baseline, but even higher extremes. Do you have some data to back that up? Or any study?. My hypothesis is
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by madacol 4y ago
Wait!!!, I always thought SFTP was just FTP server with SSL. Wow, thanks!
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by madacol 4y ago
Sure, energy. I just don't get the point. We are talking about long-run trends of food insecurity. Russia's invasion of Ukraine will probably be (and hopefully) a short temporary turn in the wrong direction
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by madacol 4y ago
In comparison yes, but in absolute terms that's mostly true if you were born in the first world, and yet you still have to put a considerable amount of time into doing stuffs you dislike, like working (in most cases) I agree with you t
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by madacol 4y ago
Same, 442209 apples. set to -0.5% from the beginning till the end
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by madacol 4y ago
Crawford response to some of the criticisms https://rootsofprogress.org/bbc-future-covers-progress-studi...
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by madacol 4y ago
> Is it radical to think that to some, progress might mean _more countries_? I find hard to believe that anyone would put that in front of more basic needs like food, safety, home. Sure, once basic needs are satisfied, our goals start to
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by madacol 4y ago
What do food systems have to do with fossil fuels?
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by madacol 4y ago
1. What would look like progress to you? What are the things in your life that you would like to improve? 2. What do you think needs to be done to achieve those goals? We will all probably agree on 1. But disagree on how to achieve those go
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by madacol 4y ago
Thanks!, good to know
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by madacol 4y ago
So, what is progress? I like to think that progress is about maximizing global satisfaction. But then really hard questions follow - Who are included in "global"?, every human being?, every conscious mammal?. Do we all get the sam
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by madacol 4y ago
I don't really need to. With the extensions I use, every new tab I open is like a private windows, it has its own isolated environment. And I can still keep sessions opened where I really need to
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by madacol 4y ago
I'm not sure about #3. there's still sessions, localstorage, indexDB, etc
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by madacol 4y ago
To reduce the burden use extension Temporary containers, so each tab opens into a clean environment. And use Firefox container to auto-open domains on specific containers where you want to keep sessions or have a shared profile among variou
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by madacol 4y ago
Just tested, github fails
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by madacol 4y ago
Call the target, screen turns on, ghosttouch to answer before it even rings

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