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1y ago
Yeah but, what about apps that actually do ?
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1y ago
What if your app needs to send notifications and/or use bluetooth, for instance ?
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1y ago
I hope this will make Apple finally comply with EU law and allow app side loading on iOS. Real side loading, not the joke they implemented since iOS 17.
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1y ago
Man, hear me out. You haven't even searched for it, and you make generalities to prove your point. Can you please give me benefit of the doubt until you've actually checked it out ? "Cow" is not a shitty partisan documen
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1y ago
Please watch the documentary “Cow”, by the author of movies “Fish tank” and “American Honey” (both are unrelated to animals btw) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cow_(2021_film) There’s a scene where cows finally run ou
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The West is bored to death
(newstatesman.com)
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2y ago
Gold was the reserve asset for most part of human history and was less spendable than bitcoins (harder to divide some gold than to send a fraction of a bitcoin). Who keep it stable ? Well, who keeps gold stable ? Once an asset becomes the r
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2y ago
Okay, it's not perfect equality but it is way, way more equitable than geographic features like "gold mine in your backyard"
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2y ago
Strong argument you're making here, thanks mate
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2y ago
Bitcoin would be the most fair choice for a new reserve currency. It has equivalent properties as gold but is more practical to use, and there's no geographic inequality to mining it. No government could benefit from manipulating it. H
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Signal improved synchronization for desktop clients
(signal.org)
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2y ago
Very nice, but why does it require iOS 17 ? Jailbreakers are stuck on iOS 16 (and some are stuck even lower than that.. )
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2y ago
Article from 2021 with about 3 years of deployment data.
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2y ago
How would we cool transmission lines to liquid nitrogen temperature?
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2y ago
The real issue was that I didn't get that you were talking about Solar Orbiter, I thought you were saying that the irradiance of the sun was 20kW/m2, which seemed low to me, but I didn't even know the word "irradiance&qu
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Only 20kw per square meter on the surface of the sun ? How come it is so low ? We receive about 1kw of sunlight per square meter on Earth, and earth is 149M km from the sun. From napkin math, it should rather be ~45MW/sqm on the sun to
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Julian Assange Speaks at the Council of Europe
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2y ago
Well, they just introduced the “Repair Assistant” which allows you to pair new parts after a repair. They talk about it in this article, had you read it. But, yeah, about fucking time, I agree on that.
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2y ago
Let’s call these 2 nodes N1 and N2. The case you mention only works if N1 is connected to the network only through N2, in which case when the attacker’s nodes receive a new transaction from N2 there is plausible deniability for both N1 and
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2y ago
Yes, you're right However, even if Dandelion makes this task harder, the task remains essentially the same: controlling a significant amount of node
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TLDR: no Your own node is connected to other nodes to get latest blocks and publish transactions to the network. These peers are selected randomly among the pool of available nodes. If the attacker has enough nodes, there is a good probabil
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2y ago
That's nice ! Learned a few things today, it's more effective than hitting "random article" on wikipedia. It would be nice if you could add an icon to the site, so I could find it more easily in my bookmark toolbar.
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2y ago
Message backup on iOS device maybe ? Or the possibility to transfer messages history between iOS and Android devices ?
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2y ago
you skimmed over this part of his message: > automatically charge this elevated rate for properties owned by non-natural persons
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Just received 2 cheapo 64GB micro sd cards from aliexpress, they seemed legit, had tons of reviews with OK crystaldisk performance screenshots and... they're junk This tool quickly identified that they were counterfeit of type "Li
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A free tool to quickly detect counterfeit flash (2017)
(fight-flash-fraud.readthedocs.io)
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Sodium-Ion is actually starting to ship. It's possible to buy 18650 cells. Not exactly competitive yet, but at least it's not vaporware.
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Na4MnCr(PO4)3 Chromium is 5 times more abundant than Lithium in earth crust (0.01% vs 0.002%). Better, but not that much ? "Regular" sodium-ion batteries with prussian blue has, it seems, the great advantage of not using any scarc
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I guess https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_(game)
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Not a single mention of what the magnets are made of nor how they compare to current state of the art. Looks a bit like "New battery will replace lithium" articles
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