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by noxer 6y ago
They know they are being watched. If they have information that would lead to good trades they can hardly use it themself. But certainly they can give it to "friends". That may not directly make them rich but can significantly imp
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by noxer 6y ago
The page render as a white page with no content I use is the latest Firefox
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by noxer 6y ago
They most likely wrote "the camera app" for it and could open source that which would allow someone to port it to a newer version of android.
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by noxer 6y ago
It probably more about cam drivers and such stuff that prevents a news OSes from being useful on older devices. Essentially they could make it possible for independent devs to create updates for they phones for quite some time.
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by noxer 6y ago
Okay lets go with the premise that it does it wrong like all other crypto. Now what? Its still wrong? How is this even an argument? And more so how is it an pro argument? Its not less wrong or something its exactly the same wrong. >I thi
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by noxer 6y ago
You just proof my point. the se is a dev with somehow holds a significant amount of the coins. the fact that he has not sold them means nothing maybe he sold some maybe he sold other coins you didnt knew they where his too. maybe hes just o
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by noxer 6y ago
It would not be hard to read on desktop you can simply show multiple pages like in book you usually see 2 pages. The same concept works if you have place for more pages. Its just not something people do (create PDFs for mobile). Almost all
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by noxer 6y ago
"Validators are extremely outdated therefore not following HTML specification doesn't matter" :facepalm:
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by noxer 6y ago
No one said its the reason, its just sign of how bad stuff is.
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by noxer 6y ago
I know that its not functionally required but after who knows haw many years of "html isn't written by humans" why is it still not following the rules. I get that humans make errors, I get that they are lazy and dont add alt
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by noxer 6y ago
I think you misunderstood that. This setting isn't about privacy of your friends number its about who can find you with your number. For example by brute-forcing numbers. Whether you upload your address book or not is another story and
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by noxer 6y ago
You cant even find a website that passes html validation these days.
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by noxer 6y ago
You could not name a single use case in the whole discussion. So there is none. That statement is correct until proven otherwise. The burden of proof lies with you.
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by noxer 6y ago
You would think they are but no, people actually believe in the nonsense that these token somehow store something of real value. You may have seen the BTC is a battery nonsense article. Same with this, some people think the token is somehow
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by noxer 6y ago
It doesn't matter if they create new coins, they may use some bags that are already there that changes nothing at all. If it pays a dev it will be sold so the dev was paid by previously printed coins and the circulation supply will be
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by noxer 6y ago
You can not prevent the phone number form being found eventually but that's not the goal you just need to make it more expensive than a phone number could ever be worth to someone. If you use a secret you have the same problem as befor
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by noxer 6y ago
They could store a salted hash instead for almost everything except using the number as actual phone number (call/SMS)
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by noxer 6y ago
Telegram had this issue too and they made a setting "who can find me by my number" you set it to "my contacts" so only mutual contacts can find each other.
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by noxer 6y ago
Why would they get rich if they give money to pay people for research in exchanges for worthless tokens? The research, even if it leads to something good for humans, does not add any value to the token. The token only has a value because ga
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by noxer 6y ago
Its not competing, it prints money to reward people for voluntary work. Witch attracts people who would not do the voluntary work. And it attracts gamblers who throw real money at it in hope of price gains. So essentially it gives money fro
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by noxer 6y ago
According to an involved dev the coin has no use case at all. Its printed money to act as incentive/reward for doing something no one would actually pay for. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26238962
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by noxer 6y ago
This is a re-upload the original got removed for violating community guidelines.
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by noxer 6y ago
This actually makes the most sense, although I'm p sure dislikes are not counted if you dont watch the video at least partially. But maybe the dislikers actually watch the Biden videos - who knows.
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by noxer 6y ago
Ping the guy from https://web.sponsor.ajay.app/ maybe he likes or dislikes the idea ;)
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by noxer 6y ago
Close? Yeah no, I dont think so. The experiment was basically a complete failure. It just happens to be interesting to analyses what actually happened and why. Its also based on assumed condition on earth that are now consider extremely unl
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by noxer 6y ago
I hope the rest of the tech youtuber jump on this especially LTT and other PC/phone hardware channels. Unlike youtubers planting 20 million trees this would actually be useful.
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by noxer 6y ago
This video has been removed for violating YouTube's Terms of Service.
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by noxer 6y ago
Le me go full zoomer and just call this cringe. Also its a PR gimmick.
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by noxer 6y ago
Kinda funny that people think he makes the world a better place but all his earnings are someone else loses and there is no was to know how much of these loses comes form people who dont need it. Most of it probably came form taking a cut o
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Steven Crowder I’ve been banned from YouTube(youtube.com)
8 points by noxer 6y ago|1 comments

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