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by nodja 8y ago
> Are you really saying that making non-consensual porn just such a deep biological need that nothing can be done? No, I mean that by banning porn creates an illegal market for it. Supply and demand. > I mean, there is certainly no gr
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by nodja 8y ago
Isn't porn banned in south korea? If you ban legal ways of getting porn that you identify with culturally, people will make it illegally, not surprised this happens without consent. It's like marijuana in the U.S. all over again,
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by nodja 8y ago
If you use tor and only visit onion sites, the sites don't know who visited them. If you use tor and visit the regular web sites (like, say, HN), the last computer that does the actual request to the website is an exit node, as far as
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by nodja 8y ago
Sorry to go off topic, but I'm wondering what's the goal of the tool as there are already ways of doing this. I've created a bat file that uses youtube-dl to download a video and convert it to gif using several tools and para
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by nodja 8y ago
This is a bad example. MS was just using the video stream directly instead of using the youtube player code that takes care of things like annotations, ads, cards, etc. A better example is the amazon-google kerfuffle over chromecast/am
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by nodja 8y ago
Small correction, the free edition used to support 50 users. I know this because a company that I work for still has it (we only need about 15 users). Still not enough for the size of OPs company.
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by nodja 8y ago
Let me rephrase the question. Assuming that in the video the red background is the network capacity and the lines are the video bitrate used, salsify seems to be using ~6000kbps and WebRTC ~2500kbps. Is this higher bitrate because of you&#x
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by nodja 8y ago
The cost here seems to be bandwidth, is this because you're using VP8? Could this be adapted for other codecs like AV1?
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by nodja 8y ago
Quite a cash grab. Just use the memo.cash protocol and put it on the bitcoin cash blockchain for a fraction of the price (you just pay the BCH transaction fee). You're limited on the message size but the May 15 blockchain upgrade will
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by nodja 9y ago
I think it boils down to payment processing fees. For patreon for example it would be super inconvenient (and expensive) to process all payments individually, so payments are made in bulk. This is why monthly payments are the standard. With
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by nodja 9y ago
Diet/study says that if you do X you will lose weight because of Y. You do X and lose weight. The error is thinking that you lost weight because of Y, and not because of a secondary unlisted effect of doing X. The same applies for cert
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by nodja 9y ago
I thought about having the software auto auto-rebrand itself when a non authorized addon is installed. It's a pain I know, now kodi addon developers need to sign addons. But I'm sure they can automate it somehow. Require addons an
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by nodja 9y ago
Not parent but AFAIK Lightning Network requires transactions to be non malleable, i.e. the txid needs be signed together with the rest of the transaction. Without a solution like segwit, miners can change the transaction ID and undermine la
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by nodja 9y ago
I disagree, the internet is very much centralized. In your example, this very post on HN points to an https url. An url that for now, means this article, but years from now might land in a 404 page, or a dns not found. Sure I can use the in
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by nodja 9y ago
One codebase catchall. Most apps need some sort of web version and desktop version. So doing it all in web tech makes sense. Then as you get familiar with web tech doing it in native toolkits requires you to learn new paradigms and quirks w
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by nodja 9y ago
This only mitigates spam if your forum is small enough for spammers to not care. Those questions are a mere extra parameter on the registration post request. Spam software automatically detects those and asks a human to fill it. If the ques
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by nodja 9y ago
> Has he ever acknowledged his attitude in any way? Yes. > I don't know where you happen to be based, but this 'you have to be nice' seems to be very popular in the US. > The same way we have developers and marketing
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by nodja 9y ago
Most of Torvalds emails are not like this. In fact most of them are like you say, he explains his thoughts in a sensible manner. It's just when people play with fire that the lid comes of and makes the headlines. A sensible mail discus
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by nodja 9y ago
You could do some immersion cooling to reduce power usage. Not sure about the S1, but the S7 is still very profitable if you do immersion cooling on it. Although you're also risking damaging the miner (it might have components that dis
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by nodja 9y ago
What are you on about? The title is a little clickbaity, but the article is talking about AV1, it's a sort of hybrid between Daala, VP10 and Thor. Nothing to do with VP9 (well not directly). Daala is an attempt to avoid patents by avoi
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by nodja 9y ago
So, until when can we build firefox and run it, in chrome?
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by nodja 9y ago
1.) Find exploit in forum software/server. 2.) Modify login.php to send form username/password to attackers server.
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by nodja 9y ago
It's mining whenever I don't need to use it for games, about 3/4 of the day. Electricity costs are hard to calculate because the computer would've been on if I wasn't mining anyway (it acts as a home server). My who
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by nodja 9y ago
My high end home GPU averages 25MH/s and nets me $30 per month. At $0.2/h/gpu it would cost you $144 per month. Assuming the GPUs have the same efficiency, you're making 20% of the cost back. My brief testing (30 mins ru
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by nodja 9y ago
Yes. On windows, if you have a logitech gaming mouse, you can set the polling rate. The default USB is 125Hz IIRC, on my mouse you can up it up to 1000Hz. For gaming it helps reduce input lag as much as possible since 125Hz is 8ms of input
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by nodja 9y ago
Didn't read TFA but I assume that points to mostly single player experiences or procedurally generated content. I.e. In the COD4 campaign you don't need to know the map, you can just blindly run through the level killing what&#x27
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by nodja 10y ago
Same here. Fanboy’s Annoyance List seems to be one triggering it. Instead of disable all of ublock you can toggle the cosmetic filtering when you click on the ublock icon. http://i.imgur.com/Ne9mHBd.png
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by nodja 10y ago
Toru Iwatani made make pac-man. Masaya Nakamura is the founder of namco. Why am I seeing a blatant wrong headline all over the news?
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by nodja 10y ago
The firewall has a 1 to 1 NAT feature. It maps an external ip to an internal one. I had no firewall policies set. Rookie mistake, I've blocked all outgoing access and only allow port 80 and the video port incoming.
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by nodja 10y ago
My boss installed 2 camera DVRs a year or so ago. All I did was provide 2 external IPs for the DVR and didn't worry much about it. The password was the default "123456" that comes with these things, but since we don't ca

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