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by malikNF 4y ago
Hello to you too stranger. I have been feeling kinna the same about the internet for a while now too, there's so much noise on the internet now its hard to tell if you are talking to a real person with a real interest or someone trying
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by malikNF 4y ago
Wow it even learned to spawn camp lol
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by malikNF 4y ago
Thanks for the link. Man, I love listening to him speak. For anyone who didn't know, he has a really nice podcast called "Great Leap Years"(2018)[1] you should listen to. Its a podcast about how technology has changed our liv
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Jack Dorsey unveils decentralized social with algo choice and portable accounts(cointelegraph.com)
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by malikNF 4y ago
Thing is, we are talking about housing here. A basic necessity for everyone. I can live without a car, I can live without that expensive new_shiny_toy_of_the_month but housing is something that's vital, it has the ability to impact so
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by malikNF 4y ago
This[1] is one of the few results that comes up when you search for the keywords, fbi + justice + india + scam https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/owner-and-operator-india-base...
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https://archive.ph/xc8ja
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by malikNF 4y ago
Something that helped me a while back was, I spoke to some of my friends who I remember interacting with on my email, and had them go through their email to see if there were any emails that I had sent them and they sent me. So maybe that m
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by malikNF 4y ago
So why do we need e2e encrypted messaging? Why do we worry about the "secure" part of messaging? One of the main reasons for me is, it's hard to trust a centralized authority. Can you trust your information stored at your mes
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The argument I hear in favour of this practice by messaging apps is that, this design helps your friends find you easily by your number. But I agree with you, asking for the phone number and telling me this app is secure is ridiculous. Let
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by malikNF 4y ago
Well what if the artist has a popular self portrait?
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At the end of the day, there are people who succeeded solo and then there are those who succeeded with a cofounder(s). Guess theres no one “only” way to do it. Suppose you gotta do what feels right for you, experiment, iterate and find some
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by malikNF 4y ago
In addition to programming, part of my job involves doing linux admin stuff, when I login to a server I expect vim to be there, and if not it takes a few seconds to install it. I usually try something on my local machine and switch to the s
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by malikNF 4y ago
https://lambdalabs.com/gpu-benchmarks
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by malikNF 4y ago
Thank you for posting this gem. I really enjoyed it. For anyone wondering, there's a previous discussion on this article on HN[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1338459
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by malikNF 4y ago
from the article, >>As much as we love exciting new features, we also want to see people create games on the full spectrum of devices for everyone to enjoy. This is one of the main attitudes of the Godot team I really appreciate a lot
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by malikNF 4y ago
Sorry this is a bit off topic, but I read OPs username as I_am_a_lama, missed opportunity op :( [1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaF-nRS_CWM
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by malikNF 4y ago
Recently bought a espresso machine, the company that sold it included a hand written thank you and a few candies in the packaging. I found it really interesting, and felt good about it and so I found myself using them to buy a few other ite
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by malikNF 4y ago
They built a device around as big as a golden retriever, shipped it to a planet 130 million kilo meters away, and that device is generating its own electricity and generating as much O2 as a tree. I don’t know man, I think that’s pretty adv
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by malikNF 4y ago
>At one point I locked in with another user for about a minute or two, we were taking cues from each other and getting into little call-response counterpoint kinda patterns Same, this is amazing, loved the site and spent more time on the
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by malikNF 4y ago
> Does it block pinterest by default? ;-) One of the first things I tried with them. I have the option to down-rank websites I don't like. I can block or lower their ranking.
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by malikNF 4y ago
The CEO and founder of ddg announced on twitter that they will start moderating content on the Russian invasion of Ukraine [1]. While I agree disinformation is a problem, I want my search engine to treat my like an adult, just do your job o
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by malikNF 4y ago
Agreed. Hated what g! was becoming, so I started using ddg, liked it at first but had to often modify my queries with a g! but I still used it, the experiance was't great, but it somehow worked, then the controversies around ddg starte
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by malikNF 4y ago
Most up-voted comments seem to be of the opinion that companies should be fully open with their employees. Most companies I have seen do the opposite, they control information to a need to know basis. May be it's a result of where I am
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by malikNF 4y ago
>This is kind of like looking at a race car and wondering how anything else can compete Sorry I have nothing else to add to your comment, but I just wanted to say I love your analogy. I am stealing this one.
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>If they said tomorrow that we had to pay $60 a month to get what we're getting now 0 to 60 overnight sounds like a very disastrous thing for a company to do, like a big ol bait and switch. I would immediately stop using that compan
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I actually have had really good support from them. Used to have a few servers with them which were getting DDoSed all the time. Their free support was good, but we decided to pay for the ~60usd a month premium support and we even had some v
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by malikNF 4y ago
>> I'm actually surprised people still look at celebrities as some type of moral authority. Agreed. But in the context of a brand-name I guess celebrity endorsements helps increase the number of people who know about your project
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Yuga labs came up with several NFT projects that were well received and they have brand recognition all over the world, and these folks managed to create an exclusive club a lot of people want to be part of. There's many people includi
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There was a British teen who went blind eating only fries and chips. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/british-teenager-went-blind-fro...

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