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by orange_tee 6y ago
Sanity restored, now back to waging war overseas!
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by orange_tee 6y ago
You completely missed the point. Article is not about trade nor free markets. Article is about the metaphorical elephant realizing it could break its chains. It is about a change of mindset about individual destiny and how this change of m
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by orange_tee 6y ago
>Allowing private developers to build market-rate housing results in the construction of “luxury” housing instead of “affordable” housing. Don't know about the rest, but this one seems to have some truth to it. No developer wants th
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by orange_tee 6y ago
There is a lot of collaborative evidence: https://news.bitcoin.com/65-of-global-bitcoin-hashrate-conce... https://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerhuang/2021/12/29/the-chine... And more di
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by orange_tee 6y ago
I was assuming the US/EU governments did not care much about money laundering through cryptos, cause it was mostly Chinese money leaving China and getting funneled into the West. So has the flow of Chinese money stopped?
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by orange_tee 6y ago
If you are settled with friends and family it is not worth it to upend your whole life to move. You will never have that back. I speak from experience. IMHO if you have a nascent business, focus on growing and ignore all else. It's not
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by orange_tee 6y ago
I remember that. When I first saw it, I thought, surely this won't last, surely, there will be a 101 competitors in no time. Cause it is such a seemingly easy concept to replicate.
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by orange_tee 6y ago
I agree. Reddit should have kept their "niche" of being the only large only community (besides 4chan) that is pseudo anonymous. The profiles bullshit really ruins it. But it's probably profitable in the short term. It's
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by orange_tee 6y ago
Actually this is not so clear. One can make arguments either way. For example in feudal Europe and later on, Europe was divided into very small states ruled by tyrants. The power was highly local but this did not result in more freedom for
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by orange_tee 6y ago
No because it should be per household or per person, not per device.
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by orange_tee 6y ago
Facebook are too greedy. They take take take and never give anything back. It is not good for their presence in other countries. You have to give the host some reason to want to keep you around. But these people at Facebook think they can
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by orange_tee 6y ago
I am guessing but since this is for pricing and risk, it's a very different game from trading. In this particular situation they prefer to have a reliable piece of software that is shared and used by all. Just guessing.
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by orange_tee 6y ago
The word "nationalism" has opposite meanings depending on the people you ask and the context. Nationalism can be understood as the opposition to globalism. Nationalism can also be understood as a push to unite a related people und
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by orange_tee 6y ago
I didn't mention Trump, and Trump has nothing to do with what I am saying.
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by orange_tee 6y ago
Because the GOP thought it was a good idea to appeal to different groups of nutjobs to build their base of political support. They thought the nutjobs were easily controllable and they are right. They did not realize that somebody else othe
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by orange_tee 6y ago
Email addresses can be spoofed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_spoofing
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by orange_tee 6y ago
Any dating app that adds friction (compared to Tinder) is doomed to fail, because women have no reason to bother with it.
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by orange_tee 6y ago
>What's your experience with hiring or working with "Jesus lovers"? Two of the smartest people I ever came across were devout Christians. One of them is an IMO finalist and was at the top of our year, when I was reading Ma
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by orange_tee 6y ago
It would certainly be the easiest explanation if sshd was already running from the get go. But I find it weird. Usually it is either absent or switched off by default.
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by orange_tee 6y ago
ssh client, but not ssh server? or am I mistaken?
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My brother got hacked, what's the most plausible attack vector?
2 points by orange_tee 6y ago|6 comments
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by orange_tee 6y ago
People who rise to the top are the best at managing their own PR* but not the best as being in the seat. You can say this about everything, actually. It's also true in tech companies. Also true for the "visionaries" that HN w
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by orange_tee 6y ago
EU would very likely be delighted to have an excuse to ban Twitter and start their own clone.
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by orange_tee 6y ago
This freewill argument, you can make about a lot of things that are ultimately detrimental to society. Some people are gullible, others ignorant, and others still desperate. It's just not a good argument. For example, I don't wan
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by orange_tee 6y ago
I know it's a joke, but so do other car for hire companies. Ex: https://www.europcar.com/europcar-mobile
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by orange_tee 6y ago
Why is a car for hire company called a startup?
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by orange_tee 6y ago
He was talking about places in Germany.
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by orange_tee 6y ago
Yes that's exactly what I'm saying.
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by orange_tee 6y ago
Remember that Facebook and Twitter only acted after the fact. For them, Trump was too big to censor too. They only took action days before he is out of office when it was guaranteed he would leave.
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Covid herd immunity will not happen in 2021, says WHO(dw.com)
1 points by orange_tee 6y ago|0 comments

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