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meerita
6y ago
I've thought mining wasn't profitable anymore.
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meerita
6y ago
Truth is, there were chances to renew, rebuild, ressurrect old messaging ecosystems, like ICQ but they sucked so bad it's really hard to take chance.
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meerita
6y ago
It sounds a good idea, but The road to hell is paved with good intentions. The only way to ensure pure, non controlled by corp distribution of software is and was BitTorrent. Microsoft may be good today, but may not in the future.
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meerita
6y ago
The problems I see with UX being UX lead for several years and, switched to PO: UX was valuable when most people who produces websites didn't have much idea and team composition was totally different. Plus, market maturity increased an
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meerita
6y ago
Wolf spiders do not hunt mosquitoes. The smaller ones may hunt flies, roaches and other terrestrial insects. Weavers will feast on all flying insects, but mosquitoes who are too small.
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meerita
6y ago
Just make mosquitoes disappear. The rest of the insects can be managed, but mosquitoes are the worst of them.
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meerita
6y ago
Here's how I reduced cooking costs to an infimum: switched to carnivore diet, setup a sous vide system and eating as much as raw possible.
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meerita
6y ago
The CEO actually said they deleted all > 10 posts. The riot on the Capitol was actually organized, surprise, on Facebook!
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meerita
6y ago
How do you know they didn't? Is it because you could read a post and wasn't banned in time? That happens all the time in Twitter. In addition, you can read old tweets who are the same.
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6y ago
That is not factual. You still can see how they bypass some content, so it's really biased content policing. I don't like that. They're not applying the same rules and claiming they're doing the effort and Parler or othe
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meerita
6y ago
Same in Parler. I can't believe Parler doesn't ban any account who breaks the their Terms and Conditions
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meerita
6y ago
I refuse to believe they've got banned because of the lack of user management features. In fact, the existence of very crazy people on the platform shouldn't be a platform problem, you can always let know authorities about any dan
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meerita
6y ago
I'm currently watching this TV show for the 8th time. I never got tired specially with the HD version. It is so good and I find it will age incredibly.
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meerita
6y ago
Not to mention how slow the store is and music app too. Loading one single artist or app it takes time. I guess both the app is slow rendering the items and architecture delivering the data.
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meerita
6y ago
Ive been developer for 24 years and I can remember the hell it was centering stuff even prior to CSS world. From the example, I don't like the way he used flex on grids to maintain children aspect ratios, better to use grid's cont
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meerita
6y ago
I jailbreaked to use the iPhone in europe, with any carrier and to use apps that weren't accepted in iOS back then. Now I don't have this need anymore, in fact my phone has the bare minimum set of apps to run.
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meerita
6y ago
500kb is even crazy imho, unless you need to display media formats
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meerita
6y ago
That sucks. If I know my ISP is doing that I would definetively change it.
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meerita
6y ago
My blog doesn't have cookies, javascript, forms, no server-side, just html files, why should I go with https to avoid this discriminatory treatment?
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meerita
6y ago
I'm an old-time user of DDG. I agree with the 3 points. I feel like I'm using a shitty car in a world where everyone runs a ferrari. The one that strikes me most is the results. I feel like DDG doesn't search the entire inter
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6y ago
The problem is some people believe bureaucrats will spend better the money than a private group. So they want their money and give those bureaucrats the power to spend the money and believe someday they will make a revolutionary product for
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meerita
6y ago
The first demo I've seen it was Stash 64 from The Black Lotus ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqOaDLmJNgE ) and i got totally catched by this. I started going to all demoscene parties and i organized a big party in my
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meerita
6y ago
I remember my first academia study delivered in the best paper, printed with my Inkjet Cannon printer, and later, with my laser Epson... my proffesors where drooling over it and i got the best puntuation because of the quality over the rest
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6y ago
I always wanted a SGI, but the price was so privative for me as a student. I learnt that those workstations got outdated really quick and cheap pc market was gaining more and more power competing with SGI until it was eaten totally.
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meerita
6y ago
Well, I have it and I have read the entire story many times. Many family members died thanks to the communists, the house of my grandfather was burn to ashes because he didn't agree with the socialists. My family never liked the fascis
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meerita
6y ago
Common people have not the time to de-google, nor the interest. Privacy is only a techies concern.
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meerita
6y ago
Once I buy the iPhone 12 mini I have prepared everything to de-google the last bit of it. I will only keep the old gmail address but not for logins anymore and i will erase every bit of the info. It is the last thing I want to do to be comp
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meerita
6y ago
I depends, if you are commuting nothing happens, if you leave your escooter outside for long periods then the battery may suffer.
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meerita
6y ago
Bic all the way. Lazlo Biro legend.
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meerita
6y ago
I'm Spanish.
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