ses1984

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by ses1984 5y ago
You’re thinking in humanistic terms, not geopolitical terms.
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by ses1984 5y ago
Climate change by itself could be extremely unlikely to wipe out human civilization but it could be the catalyst that sets other events in motion like nuclear war.
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by ses1984 5y ago
Could it be possible they mean access to servers where authentication is handled? If you had root access to such a server you could look at memory or packets and work towards revealing a user's password.
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by ses1984 5y ago
Answering yes on a poll about privacy legislation doesn’t mean that people think about it in their day to day life or make behavior changes. Look no further than annual reports of companies like Facebook and Twitter for proof of their succe
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by ses1984 5y ago
Here's my anecdote to counter your anecdote. When I try to explain stuff like this to my family members, they barely humor me. Their eyes glaze over. They think I'm crazy. My sister-in-law works in marketing so she's kind of
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by ses1984 5y ago
Everyone feels like a genius in a bull market. A pile of bread mold could make money in the stock market now. It won't last forever though.
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by ses1984 5y ago
Be careful, just because you can fill your car with stuff, doesn’t mean you should, I learned that the hard way when I damaged my car’s suspension. Be aware of the weight limitations of your car.
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by ses1984 5y ago
_A bunch of other coins use GPUs to mine_.
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by ses1984 5y ago
Devices that can’t be updated all face an early ewaste destiny, don’t blame expiring certs.
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by ses1984 5y ago
I’m pretty sure that shows that miners follow the money. They will mine whatever chain where they can sell the block reward to the highest bidder. Anyway I don’t think reality is as simple as your last comment suggests. There was a lot goin
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by ses1984 5y ago
Your conclusions here don’t really seem in line with your comment about still not knowing if masks work. Not sure why you feel like this is a worthy hair to split. This kind of attitude is why the western response could have been better. We
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by ses1984 5y ago
Yeah exactly. Not sure if you realize the implication of what happens if you arm a bunch of mercenaries and then fire them and turn your backs on them.
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by ses1984 5y ago
Do the studies in the third category account for compliance? I wonder if we’re splitting hairs, so what if mask wearing is confounded with other voluntary measures of general caution? For me the take away is that some people take precaution
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by ses1984 5y ago
No, but if all the miners fork from all the non mining nodes, the chain with all the miners will be more secure. If a minority of miners side with the non mining nodes, that chain will be more vulnerable to disruption.
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by ses1984 5y ago
Can you point me toward some of that research?
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by ses1984 5y ago
That’s what miners do as well.
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by ses1984 5y ago
Non mining nodes do diddly squat.
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by ses1984 5y ago
Are you triggered by foods that naturally contain msg?
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by ses1984 5y ago
I don't have a problem with eating meat. I think hunting might be one of the most ethical ways consume meat. I have a problem with factory farming because I feel like the amount of suffering involved is disproportionately high compared
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by ses1984 5y ago
One thing google does pretty well is performance monitoring. They have loads and loads of clients connected to their services and they know exactly the performance they’re getting. Another thing google is good at is building data centers. T
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by ses1984 6y ago
> That said, she obviously had no choice but to agree to the rules, so that's no defense against a First Amendment violation. Not sure what you mean by this, cheerleading is optional, right?
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by ses1984 6y ago
The bigger the better as far as I’m concerned that’s half the reason I went with a 15” model.
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by ses1984 6y ago
It’s not all about the hardware, how are Linux drivers for that thing?
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by ses1984 6y ago
Which competitor has a touchpad that’s equal to or better than apple?
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by ses1984 6y ago
You could probably put each person on their own vlan and let them manage their own lists. It might postpone the divorce by about 5 minutes while you try to explain it.
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by ses1984 6y ago
I can't tell if this is sarcasm.
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by ses1984 6y ago
Nginx as reverse proxy does this and it's burned me.
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by ses1984 6y ago
You can't mint a copy of Collier's NFT because if you show up at Collier's concert with SpicyNFT they'll turn you away. The arguments about SpicyNFTs is just kind of a distraction. It would be like if I argued against ba
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by ses1984 6y ago
Right, an NFT by itself is worthless. A NFT granting access to a concert is only as valuable as the promise associated with it. It could be tied to an actual contract. The value prop of an NFT is pretty much limited to just being able to tr
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by ses1984 6y ago
AMD most definitely started outperforming Intel in performance per dollar in the last year forcing Intel to implement huge price cuts to remain competitive.

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