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by onion-soup 7y ago
Regardless if he is satoshi or not my statement is still correct: on BSV isntant transactions work and it scales to visa levels today. Oh, and he doesn't owe you any proof.
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by onion-soup 7y ago
>You can't buy a cup of coffee without paying large confirmation fees or delaying the transaction for day to weeks Yes you can. On BSV which is the legacy bitcoin
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by onion-soup 7y ago
It's kinda counterintuitive to have an element called <Animation />. What happens if I render it two times in a row before it's done animating?
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by onion-soup 7y ago
Welcome to modern Web
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Bottle – Browser for B:// Protocol(bottle.bitdb.network)
2 points by onion-soup 8y ago|0 comments
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by onion-soup 8y ago
why? can we let laugh track die off in peace? it belongs to museum of cinematography.
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by onion-soup 8y ago
Upbeat ukulele music still in 2019? Really?
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by onion-soup 8y ago
AAaaaaand it still looks like a machine code, not human readable code: [rs:10;\s]{[rn]. - what is this? ::&a> ?? what is a? what is $?
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by onion-soup 8y ago
"Why do you need a speedometer when you can just calculate your current speed using tachometer, odometer and time, it's real simple man"
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by onion-soup 8y ago
did you just compare a bundle size with the modem bandwidth?
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by onion-soup 8y ago
Fixed: Ad-tracking libraries is the main cause for making websites slow
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by onion-soup 8y ago
Exactly my thoughts. The whole aesthetics is obviously richer in XP than in any other windows. It just feels like it was from future, same feeling that Mac OS gives
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by onion-soup 8y ago
adblocker is a workaround.
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by onion-soup 8y ago
Can there be a UI that lets readers agree/desagree on Cookies once and forever so that the popup is not shown again, and to block 'please disable adblock' popups? An, also, firmly let the website know that the user wants to s
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by onion-soup 8y ago
This is why services like metamask will take over
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by onion-soup 8y ago
Makes you think of how exactly code_quality correlates with commercial success.
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by onion-soup 8y ago
No it won't
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Show HN: Watch YouTube together. Shared player(syncplay.live)
4 points by onion-soup 8y ago|1 comments
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by onion-soup 8y ago
Great to see smart contract technology unfolding before our eyes.
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by onion-soup 8y ago
Solution to this problem already exists, it's called cryptocurrency. Yet people still trash it
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by onion-soup 8y ago
One of those things which sound so exciting. You make it, you play with it, tell to your coworkers about it then you forget about it after a week
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by onion-soup 8y ago
Is this how internet looked in 60s?
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by onion-soup 8y ago
What is Webpack? A several horrific hours of googling how to fix its configs so that it just works
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by onion-soup 8y ago
>passing props to root component is data layer No it is not data. We pass props to components, just like you pass variables to print function in C. printf("Hello %var", var) Too bad people like to name props: {props.data} thus
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by onion-soup 8y ago
Any link I open on my phone shows a huge cookies/GDRP popup. How did we manage turn mobile web into shit? It’s almost 2020
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by onion-soup 8y ago
yet still uses unencrypted hosting of their website
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by onion-soup 8y ago
What is Nano?
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by onion-soup 8y ago
Again, what timeframe am I looking at here? To truly grasp the awesomeness of this video I want to know is it 1 month of composite images or 1 to 1 video? Anyone?
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by onion-soup 9y ago
What is next? OS written in CSS?
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by onion-soup 9y ago
Sending money without fees and delay? Have you ever tried a normal bank transfer? How long did it take? Have you ever tried, say, nano? It literally takes seconds and 0 fees. Here is some value.

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