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by staplers 7y ago
Demanded an answer to his question and didn't even say thank you.
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by staplers 7y ago
The author is a she, just fyi
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by staplers 7y ago
Dragging out construction timelines drags out budgets. Developers (construction) got better at extracting value from clients and thus, time as well.
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by staplers 7y ago
I can confirm this. I really want to use the trading platform Gemini but will never cave to Plaid. Any organization that asks for your personal password is nefariously normalizing this behavior and building complacency in consumers to trus
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by staplers 7y ago
Chinese malware on a Chinese phone given to US citizens at a massive discount.. Sounds like a brilliant cyber-espionage tactic.
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by staplers 7y ago
The creator actually suggested that it could scale fine if they increased the block size and mentioned future miner farms in 2010. However, it would make sense that exchanges and credit-card-like institutions would want to keep bitcoin unsc
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by staplers 7y ago
Actually the federal reserve is a partially private institution whose head is selected by the president. The common folk never make that decision.
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by staplers 7y ago
Star Trek thought differently: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Taste_of_Armageddon Worth a watch on this subject.
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by staplers 7y ago
Looks like wind carried the pollution from california over the pacific.. pretty cut and dry.
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by staplers 7y ago
I would reckon a lot of those statistics are based on analytics rather than polling. In which case Firefox blocks a lot of trackers so naturally their marketshare appears less than reality.
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by staplers 7y ago
By giving out massively bloated defense contracts and subsidies to agri-corps.
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by staplers 7y ago
Most criminal geniuses work a few floors above everyone else.
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by staplers 7y ago
You write like you're his lawyer.. or even worse, him.
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by staplers 7y ago
Whens the last time you looked up real numbers? Transportation contributes vastly more than livestock to co2 release.
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by staplers 7y ago
Living in NYC, your food, clothing, electronics, most resources are transported to you by giant boats or trucks. You don't get to act environmentally superior because you outsource your transport.
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by staplers 7y ago
The founding fathers literally said we have to use lethal violence against those who want to restrict our freedom in this exact scenario. Take that as you will. Their method worked.
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by staplers 7y ago
Paywall
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by staplers 7y ago
its lack of regulation. This is false actually. Cryptocurrency's "selling point" is being regulated by mathematical rules and not by potentially-corrupted policymakers.
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by staplers 7y ago
Bitcoin was created in Jan 2009.. so the "developers" you are thinking of could have begun contributing after Satoshi
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by staplers 7y ago
Europeans said the same about North America when they landed on it.. we might want to study it a bit before making biosphere decisions like that.. not to mention the feasibility of it being possible.
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by staplers 7y ago
After 7 years in the crypto space, I'm still not convinced of any particular Satoshi theory. That being said, Nick Szabo, Hal Finney, and Paul Le Roux all have decent evidence pointing to them.
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by staplers 7y ago
When I was single, once I realized breaking the ice was 80% of the battle, my world opened up. People already have a good idea if they like you or not within 10 seconds. If their cues aren't that of someone trying to exit a conversati
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by staplers 8y ago
The only known terrorists to be apprehended coming overland into America came from the North.
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by staplers 8y ago
100ms is generally referred to as instantaneous in regards to user experience. For example: A 10ms video refresh rate would be 100fps.. the average movie is 24fps.
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by staplers 8y ago
.. I'm starting to see a lot of outrageous opinions like this on 'normal' forums like Reddit and HN with people defending this type of authoritarianism. I see the internet trending so extreme to the point it's useless f
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by staplers 8y ago
Nearly all of my comments are upvoted, many with 50+ upvotes. This poster is making factually incorrect statements and I am the one in trouble here..
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by staplers 8y ago
You're assuming government code even uses proper documentation or version control..
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by staplers 8y ago
Tor has nothing to do with browser fingerprinting So you're just purposefully being an idiot..
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by staplers 8y ago
There must be some people out there earning more wages on the 10x increase in stock prices, investments..
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by staplers 8y ago
Tor exists and is blacklisted by nearly all corporate sites. Technology is not the answer here. Can't tell that to computer programmers though.

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