madacol

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by madacol 5y ago
why disable SocksPort?
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by madacol 5y ago
Use incognito, or Firefox + Multi-account Container + Temporary containers
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by madacol 5y ago
Awesome!, thank you, I needed this!
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by madacol 5y ago
Keep in mind that even though you can create new cryptocurrencies/tokens you cannot disguise them as being "bitcoin", in fact, it is easier to draw a piece of paper and disguise it as a US dollar bill Every kind of currency w
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by madacol 5y ago
Then why other currencies don't dilute the US dollar? Or monopoly's (the game) money?, or just paper, or shells, or grains of sand?
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by madacol 5y ago
We = users *
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by madacol 5y ago
And users WILL NOTICE before that happens Please, stop using those strawman arguments
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by madacol 5y ago
So you are strawmanning?
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by madacol 5y ago
That's why the browser's built-in login Form could be so useful, it would have its own security context, so I, as a user can be sure that no Javascript could read that I would happily sign up and reuse a password for a website tha
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by madacol 5y ago
Maybe we don't want them to be able to do any of that And I think you are missing the point, the goal it's not to standardize logins, it's about making impossible for servers to know my password, hence impossible passwords le
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by madacol 5y ago
How do they know you are using linux?, user-agent is easy to mask
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by madacol 5y ago
Is not mixed, but hope it helps a bit https://ourworldindata.org/happiness-and-life-satisfaction https://ourworldindata.org/working-hours
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by madacol 5y ago
I verified the full chain a couple of weeks ago (But I admit I trusted umbrel to choose the "correct" bitcoin-core software to run), It took less than 3 days to sync on a Rpi4
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by madacol 5y ago
Asking "what's the correct client?" will always be a subjective question Bitcoin doesn't decide what is called bitcoin, we as a community do
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by madacol 5y ago
I've had this feeling too, and I've found this hack to keep feeling hopeful of eventually being the top 100 of something There are ~8x10⁹ people on earth, if you are at the top 99.99% percentile, that still leaves ~800.000 people
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by madacol 5y ago
He probably moved that repo away from his profile ( https://github.com/jonschlinkert ) to avoid being trolled
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by madacol 5y ago
The developer's most recent PR merged, with drama included https://github.com/jonschlinkert/cache-base/pull/23 I'm not sure what to think about this guy, but I think it's more guilty those pack
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by madacol 5y ago
The "content" doesn't matter, all that matters is the NFT id (or hash, whatever is used to uniquely identify it). The game is what players have to coordinate about, make sure is the same one, and the exact same version of it.
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by madacol 5y ago
> Game developers can mint more tokens at any time. That's a very valid criticism of most game implementations (maybe all? I only know like 3 and they are all centralized blockchains -- puke ), and that's why I'm staying
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by madacol 5y ago
If done well, it could prove to me that I could trade the asset at my will, without the game's platform blessing. I know people that play games to sell their gold for real money, against the platform blessing, risking getting banned. I
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by madacol 5y ago
> NFT can't prove ownership of anything but itself That's why the artist has to publicly attest which NFTs he approves > There isn't even a uniqueness check Even if there were, it wouldn't change anything, it'
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by madacol 5y ago
I'm no expert at all, but this is how see it from an outsider perspective. With an NFT you can prove the ownership of X digital asset, that proof of ownership is what is non-fungible In order for NFTs-art to make sense to me, artist
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by madacol 5y ago
"Success in crossing a border using a World Passport is generally attributable to the whim or ignorance of individual immigration officers, not official recognition of the document." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by madacol 5y ago
Generally, the benefits of progress more than compensates the regressions (if any) Very few people today, after knowing how people lived in the past, would make that tradeoff and go back P.S: "rich = bad" is an awful proxy for the
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by madacol 5y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the environmental impact of glass bottle maintenance, storage, replenishment-production, ends up being higher than the impact of single-use plastic bottles
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by madacol 5y ago
It's an interesting idea, let supermarkets do customer's sterilization and void closure of glass container after refilling, that sounds good +1. --- The graph I linked to was encompassing a wide variety of environmental impact ht
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by madacol 5y ago
I think the figure is "48 million tons" in January sent from US to Malaysia and Indonesia. I still need more context data to change my mind, but it's a huge improvement over previous links, thanks.
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by madacol 5y ago
Re-used containers means reduced food-life after buying it or more preservatives, and higher chance of contamination. That will increase probability of food-poison. More wastage, more food needs to be produced, more environmental impact On
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by madacol 5y ago
Ctrl+f "ton" 0 hits "kg" 0 hits "%" 0 hits It seems there's no data, I assume they are just "story-telling" a couple of data points
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by madacol 5y ago
I'd argue that Svelte is easier for beginners or simple stuffs, the tutorial is miles better than react's. But of course, for complex stuffs, react's bigger community becomes to the rescue with many edge-cases solutions

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