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5y ago
also worth checking out: https://old.reddit.com/r/bbs/
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> Walmart has the same marketplace concept and shares many of the same vendors as Amazon. But Walmart doesn't commingle inventory, as far as I know.
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5y ago
wouldn't this need some sort of lubricant, or it would wear down over time?
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5y ago
also posted previously as Stages of denial in encountering K, March 9, 2020, 422 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22504106
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I also think "The distribution of the small Gaussian primes in the complex plane" image is neat. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c8/Gauss-pr... ( linked from: https:/
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He's been running since at least 1999 https://web.archive.org/web/19991109041554/http://www.freepa...
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https://wiki.freepascal.org/CudaText#Advantages_over_Sublime...
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It is the same as "how you ended up playing" https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/wind-up-or-end-up.14...
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5y ago
The latest version of OpenWRT is now 8MB "Due to new features being introduced and the general size increase of the Linux kernel, devices now need at least 8 MB of flash and 64 MB of RAM to run a default build of OpenWrt."
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6y ago
> I vividly remember playing one of the Shinobi games on the Sega Master system, and spent a huge amount of time wandering back and forth in the levels thinking about the townsfolk who occupied various buildings and their work days. I re
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6y ago
Actually, I wrote Nullsoft back in the day to ask about that, and someone wrote back that it was NOT a Wesley Willis quote, but just something random they thought was funny. I always thought that was hard to believe.
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6y ago
I have usually seen multisig as the recommended way, not Shamir. One Shamir vs multisig article : https://medium.com/clavestone/bitcoin-multisig-vs-shamirs-se...
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6y ago
"Let's Say You Wanted to Back Up The Internet Archive" post by Jason Scott https://old.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/h02jl4/lets_sa...
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6y ago
Jorn Barger's Robot Wisdom weblog
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7y ago
This looks like it might hurt or injure my nose.
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7y ago
Speaking of recent Google changes - Has anyone else noticed Google has removed the 'sign out' link? Before, you could click the upper right corner icon and "sign out", but that is now gone and I cannot find any way to si
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7y ago
There's also a great "Classic Game Postmortem" video from 2012 by Frederick Raynal, too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2lgEyNaop4
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8y ago
Prodigy[1] had already been doing the EGA vector graphics thing for years before, so it wasn't that mind blowing. RIP was neat but most users weren't interested in switching BBS software, or terminal programs, just to see slower-t
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8y ago
A developer in the Bitcoin community got swatted. He wrote up an extremely detailed (and unrealistic IMO) guide on how to avoid it & stay private online as a public figure - https://medium.com/s/story/a-modest-
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8y ago
It may scale really, really well "The state a given node in a MimbleWimble blockchain needs to maintain is very small (on the order of a few gigabytes for a bitcoin-sized blockchain, and potentially optimizable to a few hundreds of meg
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8y ago
Not really a fair comparison, (1) Ether has a finite supply and they have not decided how many coins they will print (it is "an area of active research" ), and (2) they gave themselves a bunch of coins on day zero ("12 Millio
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8y ago
This is a completely, outrageously false version of events, and it is very frustrating trying to debunk it for non-crytpo geeks who haven't followed things. There is a group of "altcoin" (ICO and non-Bitcoin coins) investors
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doe_v._Chiquita_Brands_Interna...
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8y ago
They hired him after this: https://medium.com/@satoshilabs/ethical-hacker-and-bitcoin-h...
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8y ago
> why did noone sue him? perhaps because not a single person was dumb enough to fall for it? How about this- for 4 years people have been talking about this, not once has he simply replied "I never tried to raise money to build a qu
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Did you expect him to say, "Yes you caught me guys!" - instead he blames it on "a team" and it only had 5% chance of working, etc. He has never denied trying to get money for a quantum project. If rumors were floating ar
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8y ago
How about Vitalik himself http://archive.is/bXZaW
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8y ago
19 at University, not 16 kid https://twitter.com/peterktodd/status/906189639802859520
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https://twitter.com/peterktodd/status/906189639802859520 Jorge Timón was pitched it > Was he soliciting investment though? > Jorge Timón @timoncc Yes, he and another guy were claiming the classical computer
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8y ago
He tried and failed to scam people when he was 16, but now has a successful scam so we should cut him a break? "solid track record" meaning cloning bitcoin and giving yourself and friends a bunch of free tokens worth $7,764,000,00
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