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mnx
10y ago
Regardless of legality, you probably can get your friends not to post pictures of you. But it's a hassle.
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mnx
10y ago
Yes, it is substantially different. I guess what I thought of was that if the UBI were to be implemented while not being widely (as in by well over 50% of the voters) accepted, say by a far-left political party, barely winning elections, it
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mnx
10y ago
Well, if a basic income were to be introduced at the state level, that still has no guarantee of continuing for any period of time.
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mnx
10y ago
Unless, as I did, you mess with the JS a bit. I don't know if stripe allows you to set a minimum on their side, so perhaps there isn't anything you can do to prevent that. Anyway, enjoy my 1 cent :)
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mnx
10y ago
I've paid a cent, and it threw an error in my face, and didn't show up :(
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mnx
10y ago
How is that racist?
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mnx
10y ago
Attempts at that have been made, at least in poland. The "piano" system gives access to a whole bunch of local news publications, forbes, and a major national newspaper or two. It costs ~4.5 USD a month, so ~2-3 hours of an entry
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mnx
10y ago
Which... they historically are not that unlikely to do.
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mnx
10y ago
Seriously. Especially now that VS is free-ish, this could be done much more easily (probably).
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mnx
11y ago
Not surprising, given they are for photoshop.
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mnx
11y ago
Interesting, but they should make it more clear how does it work legally - i.e. are there guarantees built in that the repo owner won't discard the pull request, and then use the code anyway? Especially on open-source projects. Is this
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mnx
11y ago
Bitcoin also has fees. Also delays. Also wildly fluctuating price. Something like flattr seems like a much better idea.
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mnx
11y ago
He is saying there are none.
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mnx
11y ago
That's a terrible idea. It may seem nice to a person with a lot of disposable income, who can afford for both people in the family to take have a break from their careers, but forcing that on people who are in poor financial condition
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mnx
11y ago
Which is like drm on steroids. And kind of exactly what people were warning drm would lead to - you don't own any music. But damn it's cheap and convenient.
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mnx
11y ago
Awesome, thanks!
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mnx
11y ago
You are not being tested, you are the judge. now, if all the judges do no better than chance, the system has passed. I got 8/10, and knowing the deepart pictures from before, I was pretty confident in some of the judgments, so I don&#x
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mnx
11y ago
That seems like exactly the use case for bitcoin. It shouldn't have much impact on the people who actually strongly and immediately need a VPN - they were probably not using paypal anyway. But it's still a shame they are doing tha
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mnx
11y ago
Or, you can make it run on old hardware, and new underpowered hardware like netbooks, Raspberry Pi, and phones.
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11y ago
Poland - 800 Videos. USA - 6000. And yet it's more expensive here. And that's without adjusting for typical income. I was excited when they launched, but it looks like I'm not going beyond the trial. And yet services like Spo
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mnx
11y ago
This is a really important point to make. The government may be democratically elected, but that doesn't mean that much, because of how the political system works. When people have the choice directly, they don't vote for the gove
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mnx
11y ago
It's not giving up any say, just most of it - after all, there is some government process to be an approved tax-break eligible charity, no? [not familiar with US law on this]
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mnx
11y ago
De-anonymisation attacks may be non-trivial, but does TOR have any real resiliency to DDoSes?
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mnx
11y ago
Funny, HN already does 3... Maybe not a bad idea after all.
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mnx
11y ago
Did you see the updated version with the fallback licences? seems very fair to me.
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11y ago
baader meinhof phenomenon
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mnx
11y ago
Aren't bruteforces of .onion plausible in the mid-future by powerful actors?
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mnx
11y ago
But for less stuff then if it was licensed under MIT.
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mnx
11y ago
Checked it, indeed it is blocked. http://i.imgsafe.org/d64b8e5.png
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mnx
11y ago
Or punishments for failure
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