rekoil

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by rekoil 5y ago
As of right now the Ethereum foundation are still projecting ~Q2 2022 for full Proof of Stake.
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by rekoil 5y ago
> crypto is a cancer. Proof of Work is a cancer. The two are heavily intertwined, but they are not technically mutual terms. Proof of Work needs to be stopped, irrelevant of what it is used for.
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by rekoil 5y ago
I haven't really been analysing my spam thoroughly to be perfectly honest, it is possible this has happened to me and I didn't notice it because the Gmail spam filter caught it. I do pop in every now and again and don't recal
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by rekoil 5y ago
I get that in theory this is possible, I'm saying I've never to my knowledge seen it, or I have but the Gmail spam filter caught it. My domains are not really "out there" in any big way though, so perhaps I've just
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by rekoil 5y ago
What put me off from ProtonMail was their ridiculous "pay us money for extra domains" charge which makes it obvious to me they are not as honest as I initially thought they were. Allowing me to connect other domains to my one mail
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by rekoil 5y ago
I've used a catch-all email for about 14 years now, I have no idea what you're talking about as this has literally never been an issue.
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by rekoil 5y ago
As a person who carries a 5.4" iPhone 12 mini, please keep seat-back screens. I wouldn't mind if they were just HDMI-devices I can extend my devices screen to though, that would be amazing!
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by rekoil 5y ago
In Sweden we don't really have the same kind of housing system you (I'm guessing US) have, but when I stayed in student housing we were hooked up directly with 1Gbit fibre to SUNET and got our own WAN IP that we could opt in (auto
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by rekoil 5y ago
Is there a way for me as a customer to tell which controller my particular 980 Pro has? Can it be distinguished in software?
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by rekoil 5y ago
I'm sorry but "happy eyeballs"?
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by rekoil 5y ago
Indeed, IPv6 has existed for 26 years yet here we are in 2022 still having issues using it. Sites/apps are still deployed IPv4 only, consumer equipment is not ready for IPv6, and very few ISPs are even providing customers with native I
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by rekoil 5y ago
Phones will still be stolen for spare parts. I don't see how that ever stops being a thing.
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by rekoil 5y ago
Don't forget the $349 Hermès AirTag holder https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MMN73AM/A/airtag-herm%C3%...
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by rekoil 5y ago
- USB drives - U2F authentication keys - really expensive AirTag holders ( https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MMN73AM/A/airtag-herm%C3%... )
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by rekoil 5y ago
> I feel like this is ignoring the fact that if any company other than Apple made these trackers, it wouldn't do this with anyone's phones. Right, and Apple have provided everything that AOSP would need to implement this, someo
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by rekoil 5y ago
> Android users are still vulnerable This isn't really under Apples control though. But I guess they could go out of their way to provide an AOSP pull request, that would be big of them.
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by rekoil 5y ago
Yeah but only 100% DRS reveals illegal naked shorting right?
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by rekoil 5y ago
The same.
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by rekoil 5y ago
From what I've seen there are now ~122,000 accounts for DRSed shares, and even if the average numbers we're seeing on reddit hold for all accounts (which I doubt), that's still only around ~18M shares, or 28% using your numbe
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by rekoil 5y ago
Ironically your response is the tone-deaf and stupid one here. The person you're replying to isn't arguing for people to be using "Jim's shady internet bank" or a random buddys bank, they are discussing the ability
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by rekoil 5y ago
Is that a rhetorical question? It sounds like an oxymoron. Neither solar nor wind can provide base power. Unless you can make hyperefficient batteries and guarantee that we'll see cloudless skies and constant wind.
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by rekoil 5y ago
And lossless energy transmission. And several large floating sea cities full of engineers to maintain it all.
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by rekoil 5y ago
Probably, but they like gas, Germany have decided that gas is somehow renewable.
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by rekoil 5y ago
Right, you're a logical person, this is how logical people that care about the environment would do it. I can't explain why the people in power don't naturally come to this conclusion, unless I account for corruption, then I
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by rekoil 5y ago
Plus, you lose lots in transmission over such distances.
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by rekoil 5y ago
I think the biggest reason is public opinion (by idiots who don't know what they are talking about and just think nuclear bad because they've been conditioned to think so by decades of misinformation) driving politics in the wrong
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by rekoil 5y ago
You don't do centrally heated water in apartments over there? I don't think I've seen anything else here in Sweden. We actually buy heated water from the grid in my housing cooperative, but a lot of them have "downhole h
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by rekoil 5y ago
Oh it's windy today? Great! I guess it'll be windy every day in the future, let's replace all energy production with wind farms! /s I know this is not what you're saying, but that's pretty much how I imagine so
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by rekoil 5y ago
Yeah this is what most people are not getting in this whole debate. That and the fact that it's really costly to transmit electricity over long distances, even at extremely high voltages. The best solution is a bunch of smallish nuclea
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by rekoil 5y ago
I'm from Sweden, and we've also been shutting down reactors, but Germany is the biggest offender in Europe on this particular issue, I hope Germans are raising hell about this at home just like I try to over here. Sweden is planni

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