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muskox2
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muskox2
6y ago
I find this is true for phones also (or even moreso). Google maps is a bad offender, getting slower every year despite doing essentially the same thing.
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6y ago
I concur, shoulder and back work is one thing that helped me open my chest up more than anything else. Even just hanging on a set of rings for a minute after sitting for a while feels really good.
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6y ago
I think the best thing to do is use the first 16 named colors and give users the option to disable colors if they want. This supports most use-cases.
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6y ago
Ultimately, you need to be able to settle lightning transactions on the actual chain.
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muskox2
6y ago
I think what happens in real life is the rebellion quickly becomes an empire, with it's own set of horrible things. Then you need a new rebellion... And so on...
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6y ago
Haha, I love having a southern accent for this reason. It makes it very hard for one to sound pretentious.
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6y ago
I love this book a lot. Definitely one to cherish.
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6y ago
They're not mutually exclusive. But as to what degree GME was or was not a coordinated scam, there's no doubt it has inspired other pump and dump schemes (RKT, DOGE)
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6y ago
Sorry, what about your second link shows that 4chan "wasn't viable"?
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6y ago
If no more bitcoins were mined, you couldn't move bitcoins around. You can only include new transactions by mining a new block.
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6y ago
I wonder if the recent price drop (from $280 to $180) is related to this.
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6y ago
Of course, one usually leads to the other.
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6y ago
It goes up and down along with the price of BTC. The average tx fee right now is around $13, up from around $1 one year ago. https://ycharts.com/indicators/bitcoin_average_transaction_f...
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6y ago
Is having a clause like that in your ToS legal?
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muskox2
6y ago
I assume you haven't heard of "card counting", which is a famous way to beat the house advantage in blackjack. Of course, if they suspect you're doing it, they'll kick you out.
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6y ago
I didn't know, thanks!
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6y ago
- Make is a standard utility, so anyone that has used make before will know what 'make', 'make clean', etc will do without having to read any documentation. - Make has the ability built-in to only run certain commands ba
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6y ago
> Unfortunately there is no sign that society will even stop digging itself into this hole. I think that for things to change they will need to reach a breaking point. I hope and pray that we will be able to get through this breaking poi
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6y ago
How many memory bugs of the same calibre has Actix had, even with the large amount of unsafe code in its codebase?
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6y ago
I use a similar method for error handing, using the derive_more crate to avoid the boilerplate. I really wish that the error messages for standard library operations, like opening a file, were more descriptive. It's a pain to have to w
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6y ago
Where I live in the US, the shortage only lasted a couple weeks, where you couldn't get certain brands. There was only a few days where the shelves were totally empty. I work at a grocery store so I saw the whole thing start to finish.
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6y ago
You're thinking of "network effect"