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841.
by slim 5y ago
So you get 1.2 btc from unknown origin for 1 fresh btc. looks like the simplest laundering scheme.
842.
by slim 5y ago
it's an arm based motherboard
843.
by slim 5y ago
they should build a full watch based on this board. with a better (more segments) lcd display and a solar panel. it would be the perfect hacker watch.
844.
by slim 5y ago
with the difference being the point of view : Engineers are competent people, whereas Manufacturers are capitalists controlling means of production
845.
by slim 5y ago
of course he did :) free culture does not prevent one from profiting from non-free culture. on a similar note, there's another thread on how Monty got paid twice for mysql.
846.
by slim 5y ago
> The actual riddim sounds completely uninteresting to my American ears ok, let me try to make it more interesting. you seem to think riddim is something from the past. you may remember the music from "run the world" by Beyonce
847.
by slim 5y ago
to be fair, market value should have been obviously much higher when mariadb was not around. I would say his error was tactical : oracle is probably not capable of growing an opensource product which makes that acquisition a bad move
848.
by slim 5y ago
Who said opensource can't be profitable ?
849.
by slim 5y ago
this seems to be ba marketing website made by the developer of caddy httpd
850.
by slim 5y ago
dos is your grub
851.
by slim 5y ago
using tax money. as simple as that
852.
by slim 5y ago
it's a thing in left litterature. this role is called "comprador" and it has very negative connotation (for obvious reasons if you think about it from the native perspective)
853.
by slim 5y ago
Ariane 5 was cool in 1995
854.
by slim 5y ago
I think daniel's reaction is appropriate and well thought. One can suppose thousands of these emails asking for free work have been sent. There is close to zero chance his demand for a support contract would get past the first filter.
855.
by slim 5y ago
Why is transferring files to my device is called "side load" ? who's responsible for this propaganda ? is there a conspiracy ?
856.
by slim 5y ago
I think this is the first time in history a belligerent targets internet infrastructure. it wont be the last time.
857.
by slim 5y ago
Maybe the reason is Marketing ?
858.
by slim 5y ago
report : Just installed a DNS resolver on my laptop after reading this thread. I'm surprised that every website I visit feels 2x faster. Try it.
859.
by slim 5y ago
I'm guessing your password manager is copying passwords to the clipboard. In that case iTerm2 seems more secure for console access auth
860.
by slim 5y ago
Stop passing plain passwords over the wire this is already solved by https
861.
by slim 5y ago
Off topic, but classic film to watch : Ladri di bicyclette, by Vittorio de Sica https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0040522/
862.
by slim 5y ago
Israel is a wrong example too. Since it's an example of a State established on a foreign Nation since the colonization of Palestine. It's actually a very useful example to illustrate the difference between State and Nation. One co
863.
by slim 5y ago
Is there any Win 3.1 app which can use so much RAM ? Maybe someone will start a new software project targeting the platform. That would be the second most interesting project.
864.
by slim 5y ago
The best feature of Briar is still, the tutorial on how to build it from source. Complete with screenshots https://briarproject.org/building-the-source-code/
865.
by slim 5y ago
Impressed and intrigued by the fact it chose a female voice (pressée)
866.
by slim 5y ago
Plus depending on the amount of emails they get, that optimisation could be unnecessary. That database schema was perfectly fine in some cases.
867.
by slim 5y ago
That's implied. Optimisation is not premature when obvious.
868.
by slim 5y ago
Maybe your definition of "destroyed" is maintaining this misunderstanding. Their definition of "destroyed" is some paper saying that the destruction is being handled by a specialized company. That company can "outso
869.
by slim 5y ago
this was a royal pain in the arse to figure out if I had live examples in the specs, because vim also just rendered them "correctly" That's because vim supports Farsi/Arabic natively from day one. Even if the OS
870.
by slim 5y ago
If you're going to argue this, then there's no purpose on contracts or ETH

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