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by mastazi 5y ago
Doesn't that prove parent's point though? Effectively those aren't work trucks. Because of this widespread trend, most new models have dual cab and it is now hard to find "real" work trucks so the old, 2-seats-only
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by mastazi 5y ago
Apparently it only does that if you have a FB account and you're signed in, I don't have an account so I can't verify.
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by mastazi 5y ago
I'm not, I don't have a Facebook account, Thanks for clearing that up
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by mastazi 5y ago
https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=bacon the above link returns a 404 but I don't think Facebook is censoring bacon. I am afraid that this is not what it looks like. Edit: It's 404 only if you are no
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by mastazi 5y ago
Oh yeah, I saw NFTs with IPFS URLs before, the reason why I'm surprised is that I thought all of them were using some form of decentralised storage.
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by mastazi 5y ago
Oh of course, but at least it is decentralised
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by mastazi 5y ago
I'm very surprised that those (the JSON and the picture) are not stored in a decentralised way e.g. IPFS or Swarm. So if I buy an expensive NFT, and the domain goes down, the NFT is now worthless? We should be on the lookout for any of
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by mastazi 5y ago
> I'm not sure if you're joking or just not familiar with _why I am familiar with _why and I agree with parent, I've read the Poignant Guide as a relatively experienced programmer (I had 2-3 years of experience back then),
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by mastazi 5y ago
Most "hacked" clients that are commonly used on anarchy servers have additional options for chat, including spam filters and even options for hiding the chat completely. I use spam filters a lot and sometimes hide the chat complet
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by mastazi 5y ago
I'm 43, I don't play regularly because of work/kids/etc. but every now and then I log into one of my favourite servers and spend some time there. Two years ago I have built a base on 2b2t[1], located millions of blocks a
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by mastazi 5y ago
> (note: botanically watermelons are vegetables, but culturally we eat them as fruit) Wait a second, I thought it was the other way around, i.e. I thought that "cousins" of watermelons such as cucumber, squash or zucchini were
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by mastazi 5y ago
Firestore can do that, a DB engine doesn't need to be relational to offer that feature. https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/security/get-star...
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by mastazi 5y ago
I have a question, how do you manage the fact that Supabase is based on a relational db[1]? Do you just put all fields (except the primary key) in a JSON column[2]? Does it work well if you use it that way? We were investigating it as a way
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by mastazi 5y ago
One of the comments from the comment thread below the linked post, it's a rant and I don't like the tone but it sums up well some of the reasons why me and a few colleagues recently decided to switch to Linux: > Dave-o says: &g
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by mastazi 5y ago
yes but then you have to share both the picture and the code... or maybe I don't understand what you mean
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by mastazi 5y ago
This offers functionality like the readers being able to copy and paste the code, you can't do that with cmd+shift+4 because that creates just an image file
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by mastazi 5y ago
> Embed a snippet > This is the recommended method for sharing Carbon on your own website or blog. Readers can even copy the code with the click of a button. Snipping tool can't do that
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by mastazi 5y ago
I have to confess that I haven't tried it recently, I was still reading regularly a few Medium blogs back when I had it installed. That's no longer the case so I no longer use it.
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by mastazi 5y ago
There is also the browser extension Make Medium Readable Again[1], one thing that I like about it is that it removes Medium's lazy loading[2] [1] https://makemediumreadable.com/ [2] if you have a fast connection you ma
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by mastazi 5y ago
Keen golfer here, I don't blame you, your vision of golf is very wide spread and it is a stereotype based on how golf works in some places. Like all stereotypes, it is based on a partial truth, but there is more to golf than that. Ther
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Credit-card firms are becoming reluctant regulators of the web(economist.com)
305 points by mastazi 5y ago|275 comments
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by mastazi 5y ago
Makes sense.
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by mastazi 5y ago
Right. Cereals are stockpiled in many countries.
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by mastazi 5y ago
> below world cereal use of 2.811 billion tonnes How can use be higher than a record-year's production? Did they mean "demand" or they actually meant "use"?
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by mastazi 5y ago
see this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28748596
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by mastazi 5y ago
That same dark pattern exists on MacOS, even though it's less widely used https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28748596
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by mastazi 5y ago
Thank you!
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by mastazi 5y ago
The link doesn't work for me. All I see is: > We appreciate your interest in our content. Unfortunately at this time, we are unable to allow international traffic or online transactions.
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by mastazi 5y ago
We are a dying breed... A few days ago my daughter asked me "will you send me the file on Whatsapp or Discord?". I replied I will send an email. She went "oh, you mean on Gmail?" :-D
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by mastazi 5y ago
Moderators, please replace the link with the original source: https://www.icij.org/investigations/pandora-papers/

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