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9y ago
As someone who has been in the cryptocurrency space for many years and loves the tech, the space is still very much the wild west in terms of risks, scoundrels, pick-axe salesmen, and idealists looking for salvation. So many avenues to take
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9y ago
To clarify, currencies can be based on physical reality (paper gold) and you can extend this logic to include a government's GDP of physical goods and management of that GDP. However, that maintains the majority of value for gover
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9y ago
Just a reminder that this is a demonstration of how government-issued fiat currencies are also "not based on physical reality" as many point out for cryptocurrencies.
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9y ago
Condescending title aims to portray youth opinion as shallow
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Puts into perspective how much PM burning coal puts into the atmosphere.. EDIT: In 2016, the United States burned roughly 728 million tons of coal, enough to fill a typical railroad car every 4 seconds
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9y ago
We have to think for ourselves and decide which topics are newsworthy:not have others coax and decide what is important. Well, most of the time people choose the convenient route of confirmation bias. The internet is certainly not
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9y ago
That doesn't mean this is a journalism-wide problem I've seen headlines like this on every major publication for the the last 5 years (since I started paying attention to topics I am knowledgeable about). Once you become
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9y ago
Try Spotify in Firefox. Even simpler.
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9y ago
This reads like an updated version of American Psycho. Love it.
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9y ago
Can't delete comments, so an actual question will destroy my karma count.. great system HN.
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9y ago
The irony of making it difficult to exit crypto means traditional banking will long-term be on the losing end as people who buy into crypto (even as novelty) won't want to "cash out" due to difficulty while realizing how conv
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Apple sucks at online services That's exactly why this doesn't make sense for Netflix. They'd be much better off without Apple.
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9y ago
"We've been hacked" has been a cover for exchanges stealing funds for years now.
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9y ago
Realistically, nothing matches macOS in terms of beautiful simplicity with a vast range of apps for designers/artists. Every other solution requires major hacking and customization (VMs, emulators, obscure OS', lacking in compatib
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9y ago
I like to think of nutrition as education. The more time you spend working hands-on with the food you put in your body, the greater the understanding for and tendency to seek nutritionally-rich ingredients. Following this mindset leads to
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9y ago
Thank you for illustrating my metaphor
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I'm ready for the ignorance of Americans on the internet to get a wake up call. It will be painful and difficult but a decision to revoke NN will force people to become familiar with meshnets/decentralization/encryption if t
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9y ago
What about in quiet/work scenarios? I hate speaking out loud when I want to do things with my phone. This is why I never ever use Siri.
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9y ago
Is there a way to turn off cellular data for "system services" in iOS?
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9y ago
Allowing applications to intercept and mess with other application's network traffic Look at your cellular data usage in "system services" .. Apple is already intercepting and sending home a lot of your information wi
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Like some other government that has historically carried out anti-US operations in Cuba..
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9y ago
If anyone else know how to do monitor/block network connection on per APP base in IOS, I would love to hear about it. I've been seeking a Little Snitch type connection monitor/firewall for iOS for some time. I believ
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9y ago
They can see that phones belonging to four people, who regularly chat with each other, were all at the same location at the time the photo was taken. How would they "see" your phone without the facebook app installed?
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9y ago
I can pull a fingerprint off the subway stair rails but that doesn't mean I can identify who it is. We anonymously reveal ourselves everyday but the danger comes from confirming which data is ours. The goal is to make it difficult no
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9y ago
They are quietly subverting their self while sublimating the value of the crowd. How do I have an identity when I consistently invite other people - often strangers - to affirm my experiences? This realization led me to delete most