nannal

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by nannal 6y ago
That's a terrible analogy. Orange supply could be infinite should we maximize orange production, this is not how Bitcoin works. If there were only 12 oranges produced on all the trees in the world every hour & it cost $500 an hour
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by nannal 6y ago
Turning off your rigs makes them an unprofitable investment you almost certainly are paying interest on if you're running a large operation.
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by nannal 6y ago
Firing up additional mining would split the rewards between more people causing fewer rewards per participant. Miners engaged in mining before I arrived would have the same costs they had before, but now with fewer BTC to cover them, this w
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by nannal 6y ago
That could be inadvertently teaching the wild life they can approach any cat which will have the expected result.
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by nannal 7y ago
When it comes to it, I don't think it's as bad. In a manual car one hand is often off the steering wheel and that's not detrimental.
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by nannal 7y ago
I'm hoping they take up some kind of googles or periscope like interface.
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by nannal 7y ago
really working hard to shove that poison apple down your throat.
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by nannal 7y ago
Yeah either the service is shutdown or I can't use that name anymore.
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by nannal 7y ago
Same FF 72 ((I use) Arch (btw)) & chromium 79
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by nannal 7y ago
I love to listen to people with this skill.
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by nannal 7y ago
Not everyone thinks this way, there is an expectation of privacy in the minds of most users.
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by nannal 7y ago
You don't need lots of cell phone plans, just one with a wifi hotspot.
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by nannal 7y ago
Jack of all trades..? I've not tested spiderfoot to see how it compares to other more specialised OSINT tools in their specific areas but there is a line of thinking that would suggest an amalgamation of tools might fare better.
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by nannal 7y ago
Does this not cover it? From the front page https://i.imgur.com/ZOyoNQ6.png
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by nannal 7y ago
Kahoot?
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by nannal 7y ago
Lets not get caught up unduly, any light OS would perform as well on the hardware, there's no magic between iOS and the ipad hardware.
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by nannal 7y ago
I can think of about four other projects called bro so without context the name is fairly useless and it appears this is a competitive space, I wouldn't hold much hope for the tdlr esc bro
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by nannal 7y ago
US Military has urban areas at its disposal, could this not be done around fort bragg for example?
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by nannal 7y ago
Military makes little sense though, why conduct testing or operations in one of the worlds most heavily populated metropolises when you clearly have alternate options?
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by nannal 7y ago
Then I'm going to vote with my European wallet and commit not to visit sites that block me. Let's see just how much they like that.
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by nannal 7y ago
I'd advise steering clear of anything related to UK politics published by the BBC. There's been a clear pro-right trend for a number of years evident most clearly during the most recent election and Scotland's independence re
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by nannal 7y ago
https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/191217110819-02-ancen...
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by nannal 7y ago
If you'll read the license agreement you'll know it's far from free.
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by nannal 7y ago
Hi! I’m Bonnie Average Consumer. Nice to meet you. > Ok, 3.5" headphones are objectively: cheaper, Perfect, I have no money. > simpler mechanically, That's nice I guess > more reliable, Neat > easier to use, Oh yeah I
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by nannal 7y ago
As someone who vehemently despises a colleague named cody, I'm remarkably offended you'd dare to associate the wonderful surprise of an unexpected event with such a devious and foul colleague of mine.
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by nannal 7y ago
Why? If I'm a poor speeding Fin, then a non-scaled speeding ticket could cost me a good number of days food. If I'm a rich speeding Fin then a non-scaled ticket is just the cost to travel quickly. When you're wealthy enough
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by nannal 7y ago
Not sure about you but I always wait 7 years before enforcing dubious copyright rights.
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by nannal 7y ago
I'm not sure how you came to the conclusion that the best method of preserving net neutrality was by not having it. It really is a mutually exclusive situation, either all traffic is treated equally or it isn't. This isn't an
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by nannal 7y ago
There are a number of feasible things which are not permitted by law. There are significant advantages to ensuring net neutrality exists and is maintained.
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by nannal 7y ago
The telemetry issuers are big for me, I know there are tools to limit what Microsoft collects but when your vendor is trying to get that information and you have to take steps to stop them, that's enough for me to move away from a piec

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