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by smilesnd 8y ago
They make money off you personal data why would they delete their money? Have you ever try to delete your account on something you use on the regular? I had to lie to amazon and tell them my email address was hacked for them to delete my am
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by smilesnd 8y ago
Like others have said for ssh I just use the config file I have a simple bash script for managing it. I then combine it with alias and other bash/powershell files inside my projects so I don't have to think to hard. For url I have
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by smilesnd 8y ago
The simple answer is because Elasticsearch has had thousand of hours already put into writing its code base. The real question should be why shouldn't you use Elasticsearch? Is the code base to large to fit where you need it to be? Wil
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by smilesnd 8y ago
But currently this only works in third world countries where the government lacks resources or care to combat it. Plus their is still a middleman if you don't mine the cryptocurrency yourself. I still have to pay a exchange if I cannot
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by smilesnd 8y ago
Their is a difference when a hacker/coder creates a cryptocurrency and a government creates one. I do agree with you the weakness of cryptocurrency now a days is it relies on exchanges that need approval from banks/governments to
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by smilesnd 8y ago
Truth just for the fact most people buy a new vehicle every 10 years or so mattering different things. Plus I hear in certain places they getting rid of the gasoline so people will be more in a rush to purchase something running electricity
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by smilesnd 8y ago
If everything started to use blockchains then we could all be decentralized by 2035.
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by smilesnd 8y ago
Decentralize does work when state doesn't matter. Look at tor for a example. When state matters federation is a better match such as emails. The real problem with executing decentralize/federate is it runs on the backbones of a ce
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by smilesnd 8y ago
I am a man don't need a fan.
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by smilesnd 9y ago
There is a website that calculates this kind of stuff. https://www.bestplaces.net/cost-of-living/charlotte-nc/palo-... *Edited: Should also say I fully understand that if your duckduckgo skills are hardcore mode y
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by smilesnd 9y ago
From my experience companies love a failure since it means you got your one idea for a business out of the way. As long as you fail gracefully then it is a selling point for companies because you became more diversify in dealing with busine
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by smilesnd 9y ago
$500k a year Cali translate to $100k a year where I live. Cost of living in Cali is crazy expensive.
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by smilesnd 9y ago
Because networking is difficult with a lot of unknowns, P2P is a resource hog with many security issues, and encryption in itself is a beast. A lot of the video game studios would love to use P2P instead of having to invest in infrastructur
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by smilesnd 9y ago
I think this just proves slack can no longer do what it was originally made for sending/receiving messages to boost productivity. Their are a ton of articles posted on hackernews discussing how slack turns a productive person into a sl
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by smilesnd 9y ago
Maybe it is better your code dies with you? If it can't be completed in your lifetime why should next generation suffer?
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by smilesnd 9y ago
I think it is more a sprint vs a marathon. Many people don't ease into drug usage nor do they try and follow any way to actually tell if they are getting any gains from it. We see this in all aspects of life specially in sports where a
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by smilesnd 9y ago
I think this kind of goes with the idea that if you want to do something then you will do it. Drugs are not as simple as "If I take this pill it will make me do my homework I don't want to do.", but it makes you focus on what
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by smilesnd 9y ago
I know how you feel. Some times I can be doing good, and be getting shit done. Then bam from right field something distracts me and wow where did those 2 hours go. Recently I been taking a more Buddhist style to the problem. Removing the un
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by smilesnd 9y ago
1. Build a 2d side scroller. 2. Build the website currently codename saw. 3. Up my CS game. 4. Build a robot that will at least pickup one object. 5. It is time I buy that school bus to live in for a while.
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by smilesnd 9y ago
As I read over the comments I couldn't help but think this was a normal thing to happen to people in office spaces. People not getting along with higher up and being fired/held back. People not knowing how to "play" the
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by smilesnd 9y ago
A tiny one nesco brand I got it on sell for $60 at the time. Currently working on turning a convection oven that has a rotisserie attachment on it into a bean roast using a arduino
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by smilesnd 9y ago
I find roasting my own beans makes the world of difference. I buy my green coffee in 20lb patches from https://www.sweetmarias.com/category/green-coffee and use a small automated roaster. Roasted beans have a shelf lif
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by smilesnd 9y ago
"Know thyself". I don't know exactly what you mean by the question. That was just my first thought. If you are asking where you place in the spectrum of the guy that builds simple websites vs the guy that build large scale en
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by smilesnd 9y ago
With a beer in one hand and a shotgun in the other. Typically I read the book a chapter or 2 at a time mattering how much information it covers. Mattering how technical it is I will write down every word I either don't know or second g
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by smilesnd 9y ago
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/ Is a great beginners course.
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by smilesnd 9y ago
I would do meetups, hackerspace/makerspaces, cons, and something that has nothing to do with whatever you are trying to do. Taking breaks from your work is just as important as working itself. If you are single I would also suggest gri
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by smilesnd 9y ago
Any one can learn to code it isn't difficult to learn at all. Just like any one can learn math or english. What makes the difference is what level you can achieve. Just like math goes from elementary school to college level coding has
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by smilesnd 9y ago
The video show me all the user you have for login into admin. Time to fire up a bot and see if any of them use a weak password.
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by smilesnd 9y ago
They probably clicked sign up hoping for more information. Found nothing and said that's enough thanks. That is the only reason I click signup. I was hoping it would explain things better. Feature list told me nothing.
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by smilesnd 9y ago
Homepage, why do they have a fictional character as part of a profile piece? Do they have no one to actually to show, or is it suppose to be a joke? Doesn't seem that professional to me. I get the pic probably represents what my profil

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