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Fanhouse introduces “coins” to avoid Apple's exploitative tax(twitter.com)
12 points by mdoms 5y ago|1 comments
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by mdoms 5y ago
Yes, in fact this is exactly what happened when a hacker found a bug in a DAO that allowed them to steal tens of millions of dollars. The outcome flies completely in the face of the idea of decentralization, censorship resistance and "
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by mdoms 5y ago
The GP claimed "Microsoft didn't lose any lawsuit in the US for for tying its web browser to Windows". This is absolutely false. From the Wikipedia link, > Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson issued his findings of fact on Novem
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by mdoms 5y ago
That's some revisionist history. You can familiarise yourself with the case here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Cor... .
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by mdoms 5y ago
> I just get spun around trying to track whether the U.S. is being overrun by libertarians or authoritarians sometimes. You get spun around when different people make different arguments?
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by mdoms 5y ago
My vax passport is printed onto good old fashioned paper.
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by mdoms 5y ago
I'd expect Google to downrank sites that are trying to manipulate the system. Not rewrite them.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Not everything needs to scale.
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by mdoms 5y ago
I have been banned from a subreddit for using the word "cunt" in an affectionate way. We must not let Americans design these models.
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by mdoms 5y ago
We don't need computers judging our speech. It will never work properly, ever. If tech companies want to police "toxicity" then they should use their vast wealth to hire fluent native speakers to do it. Anyone selling AI-base
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by mdoms 5y ago
> Also, they're hiring, but they don't do equity, and they want you to be physically located at their office? I don't get paid equity. I exchange my time for a salary, same way most people work all over the world for centu
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by mdoms 5y ago
Web3 is not above criticism. Advocates want it to dominate the internet, monetary systems and ultimately our lives. It should be criticised within an inch of its life, and if it's all that you say it is then it should rise above it.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Buying a house is, by far and away, the best thing I have ever done for my personal happiness and wellbeing. Have I constrained myself financially? Yes, sure. But every day I work in my garden, work in projects in my garage, take on home im
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by mdoms 5y ago
He's also independently very wealthy. Dude drives a GT-R and AMG C-Class (as at 2017, probably upgraded by now). He got a generous payout when he was laid off from Pfizer.
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by mdoms 5y ago
This post was published on Jan 21 to announce a shutdown happening on Jan 20, that's pretty brutal.
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by mdoms 5y ago
In most places the housing bottleneck has nothing to do with house prices, it's planning and consent restrictions, and a lack of skilled labour availability.
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by mdoms 5y ago
They're hexagonal in shape so I guess it wouldn't be possible to make it look right on all colour schemes.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Good news, you can keep doing it that way.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Thank you. The article assumes I know a lot of background: what Celtics-76ers is (apparently two basketball teams), what a "Celtics-76ers tilt" is (a match between them?), what Color Star is, that their banners (advertisements?) a
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by mdoms 5y ago
Can someone translate the first sentence of the article for me? I have literally no idea what any of this means. > Eagle-eyed viewers of Friday night’s Celtics-76ers tilt in Philadelphia will have noticed a sudden absence of the ubiquito
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by mdoms 5y ago
Crypto.com is built on a huge marketing facade. Keeping that facade up until the moment the rug is pulled is the main part of the scam.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Of course it matters. Even if we assume someone figured out how to own the 2FA system, that knowledge doesn't magically make its way into the brain of every script kiddy capable of credential stuffing a login form. They're two tot
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by mdoms 5y ago
Or you could just take the two parameters you're actually using on your function. No new type, no need to pass your mega-object, just take two nice strongly typed arguments.
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by mdoms 5y ago
I'm using Cloudflare Web Analytics. It's free, offers you far less information but in exchange you offer your users much more privacy. It's still a front-end analytics system which means you'll still lose information fro
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by mdoms 5y ago
> Stadia - If they're serious about this they should pay 10B for Valve and make it so anyone can play any computer game available on Steam via Stadia. Valve does not own the rights to every video game on Steam.
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by mdoms 5y ago
Like most efforts from Google, YTO was half-hearted and destined to fail. The same will be true in the very near future for Stadia.
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by mdoms 5y ago
I don't think that's plausible considering the users knew they were "hacking" the machine to view this content. > But Howard, and many other NordicTrack owners, weren’t drawn to the hardware by iFit’s videos. They wer
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by mdoms 5y ago
Wait until runners hear about "outside".
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by mdoms 5y ago
Well I mean you (Americans) keep voting the same type of people into the white house and local offices, what do you expect? It's not like you haven't had options with better candidates.
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by mdoms 5y ago
> Microsoft couldn’t win customers through product and service quality GamePass subscriber numbers are growing at an incredible clip.

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