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by mirzap 4y ago
It is not enough already. Its output is not reliable already. It takes huge space, land that could be used differently (like say expansion, so housing becomes cheaper, or farming, etc.), it has huge environmental impact (nothing lives anymo
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by mirzap 4y ago
I really can't understand how so many smart people fall for wind/solar promises. If you just think about it you have to realize it is not reliable solution for 21 century, it is not scalable for ever increasing (exponential) energ
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by mirzap 4y ago
Good luck with that. Personally I don't see a point in avoiding dependencies. I'll always trust more software that is built on collective wisdom with carefully picked dependencies, rather than a single (or couple) geeks that put e
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by mirzap 4y ago
There are couple great solutions that fit points you describe. One of them is Statamic ( https://statamic.dev/blade ) which is IMO the best flat-file CMS currently available with a lot of flexibility if you're dev and wa
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by mirzap 4y ago
> Except I need an exhange to get the coins and turn the coins into usable currency I bought my phone with bitcoin, graphic card, many house hold items with bitcoin (no conversion). But I do understand your point. Thing is, bitcoin is st
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by mirzap 4y ago
I'm not quite sure where did the author found those "cryptocurrency promises". Bitcoin's promises from the start are straightforward: - P2P money/value transfer, no banks, no intermediary => delivered; - nobody o
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by mirzap 4y ago
What "modern" even mean in this context? Is Redis not modern and somehow obsolete?
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by mirzap 4y ago
Each dollar spent on solar or wind brings climate and energy disaster nearer. Nuclear is the only way to go. At the moment there's no other technology that can support exponential energy requirements from our civilisation. Solar can&#x
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by mirzap 5y ago
Only for new sets, but don't be fooled. If I remember correctly, they have limits on how many icons and illustrations you can download every day. So you actually pay huge amount of money (minimum of $228), for small subset of icons tha
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by mirzap 5y ago
This is not a theft. You used the plugin from the github, didn’t even bother to check the license, used someone elses work with small fee. Guy even returned you the money. It’s probably some kind of dark pattern, but certainly not a theft.
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by mirzap 5y ago
I've no idea why would profitable company that does password management ever need to rise such amount of money. This could be an intro for big exit, who knows. They will literally have to throw their users under the bus, limiting feat
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by mirzap 5y ago
You have massive hardware pre-requisites for adopting any decentralized technology. Syncing Bitcoin node takes days, Ethereum weeks. Storage is constantly expanding. I think we still don't have hardware requirements to enable end-users
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by mirzap 5y ago
This is false. You can google what people said about internet in early days. Robert Metcalfe (the inventor of Ethernet) said: "I predict the Internet will soon go spectacularly supernova and in 1996 catastrophically collapse" So
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by mirzap 5y ago
No. Email didn't have useful implementation (UI) until 30y after it was invented. Only geeks and tech savy people were able to use it because it was not so easy to use. Sending messages was really hard, sending would often fail. So you
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by mirzap 5y ago
Well, 10y ago is not ages ago. Email existed for 30 years before it was ready for consumers. Same is with the internet. Certain types of technologies require decades research and development. I would argue that in 20 years it will still be
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by mirzap 5y ago
No it's not just it. That's small part of it. If you need to pull 30 other packages to your backend or frontend, then your "full stack framework" is not full stack. Check .NET, SpringBoot or even Laravel to some degree t
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by mirzap 5y ago
I'm really glad I'm not working with UI/UX and project managers that you think would do that. Everything you stated is just your opinion (phrases like "anti-pattern" or "bad UX", "style over substance
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by mirzap 5y ago
Well, on a first page without any scroll you have action buttons which leads you to the pages where you can read at your own pace. For people who don't want that they've put small bits of information on each scroll. Every informat
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by mirzap 12y ago
Hi I'm sorry for the inconvenient but we are recieving a huge amount of traffic.
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Facebook Chats Are Being Scanned by a CIA Funded Company?(bosnadev.com)
392 points by mirzap 12y ago|174 comments
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Installing Icinga2 (fork of Nagios) on Debian Wheezy(bosnadev.com)
1 points by mirzap 12y ago|0 comments
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Using Repository Pattern in Laravel 5(bosnadev.com)
1 points by mirzap 12y ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 12y ago
Yakuake is OK to, I also used it when I was on KDE. You should give it a try to zsh ;)
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Awesome Looking Terminal with Oh-My-Zsh(bosnadev.com)
3 points by mirzap 12y ago|2 comments