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by super256 4y ago
> Tailwind is for people who don't want to learn CSS I wholeheartedly disagree with this. You need to understand CSS to be able to use tailwind. Tailwind's class names are close (most of the time identical, even!) to the pure c
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by super256 4y ago
*EternalBlue
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by super256 4y ago
Ahhh, anyone remembers this hacking crew who leaked BLUEETERNAL and other NSA tools and exploits? Shadowbrokers. They were always communicating in some kind of meme-russian, and their texts were funny to read. [1] I believe their writing mo
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by super256 4y ago
The search sometimes just straight up does not work for me. Like 1-2 Minutes after a cold boot (I have fast startup turned off) it's completely unusable.
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by super256 4y ago
> I'm a little worried that if we penalise financial innovation harshly like this (prison!) we will never get the next bitcoin, bitcoin 3.0 if you will. Haha, Hal Finney (the recipient of the first bitcoin transaction, and probably
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by super256 4y ago
> It's similar to AWS where it got exponentially more valuable as each new service was added But... I have yet to see a service which really adds value . All I've seen so far are: A) collection games, which are not different f
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by super256 4y ago
I am certain that you're trolling, but I'm giving you the answer anyway: No. When you have 1 dollar in your account, the bank still has the dollar! It's a liability owed to you. Every financial asset is somebody else's l
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by super256 4y ago
CME offers micro futures at globex: METX2 and MBTX2. You can short those with your typical margin rates; my broker gives me the same leverage as legally defined by my gov.
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by super256 4y ago
> I’d simply reverse the charge (2 clicks in my online banking). What bank do you use? I'm with one of those neobanks(n26) and they make me talk to customer support first.
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by super256 4y ago
No, you're wrong. The whole money supply is controlled by the Federal Reserve through purchasing and selling securities. When the FED purchases a security, the money gets deposited in the reserves of commercial banks, which then increa
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by super256 4y ago
Interesting read. A few days ago I stumbled over a twitter profile from a person who was seemingly living in one of those poor countries and was writing stuff like "the rich don't care about food for the poor" and "pleas
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by super256 4y ago
> For me crypto was always Ponzi scheme and nothing more, but it is because I don't laundry money or sell drugs, so I am not the target for crypto. I find Bitcoin very intriguing because unlike TradFi it is not built in debt. Every
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by super256 4y ago
I don't believe that. Traders do trade because price action is still there. The price itself is not as important as much as the movement! LUNC (Luna Classic) is still having 1.2bn USD futures volume on OKX, although its value should
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by super256 4y ago
> The only reason big banks doesn't do this openly is because they actually have regulators breathing down their neck so they have to either hide it well or find ways around. I thought that's what the whole PFOF debate in the U
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Meta (FB): Corporate Governance(aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com)
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by super256 4y ago
I just wanted to post this here because I think it's an interesting piece of trivia.
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by super256 4y ago
React does indeed describe itself as a library.
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by super256 4y ago
Anyone remembers that upon Remix' initial release, one had to buy a licence for 250 USD? https://web.archive.org/web/20201204025307/https://remix.run...
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by super256 4y ago
> Also, the response is way to quick to fetch all comments from either platform I didn't try the Reddit thingy, but for HN there is the algolia index, which is close to instant. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&
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by super256 4y ago
> It was an absolute pain to purchase and it seems that a large portion of their margins are dedicated to piracy control I know what you mean. I tried to purchase it and got this email: Dear Sir/Madam, Thank you for your orde
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by super256 4y ago
> Does anyone know what impact if any the release of Ghidra had on Hex-Rays? They added an undo button to IDA.
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by super256 4y ago
Yup. That's why I don't use iMessage. :)
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by super256 4y ago
Except for the fact that a new exploit which allows RCE is found every year. It's beyond me how WhatsApp has had so many exploitable memory bugs compared to e.g. Signal or Telegram. Is it really just because security researchers woul
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by super256 4y ago
TIL. I must say that I'm quite surprised that such a bill was first introduced in the US.
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by super256 4y ago
I think the best way is to follow the German solution: When you buy a bottle/can, you place a collateral there for each bottle, like 50 cent per bottle. You only get the deposit back when you return the bottles to some supermarket. I r
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by super256 4y ago
I actually enjoyed reading this comment because it's one of the few, which made me think and weren't just attacks or labelling. I disagree with “it's satire when I do it to you, but it's cancel culture”. Yes, this statem
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by super256 4y ago
> I'm curious, what do you think the OP meant when they said "stateless"? Any kind of user session where user information is stored for access across multiple pages. When you use $_SESSION and write a variable into it, the
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by super256 4y ago
> every detail that you seemingly "forget" to mention (and is pointed out later) makes you look worse and worse This has happened not a single time in this thread and is straight up a lie.
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For whatever reason, you are leaving out the fact that the testimonial section is user-generated content. Everyone who donates at least $5 can put a testimonial up there. I think it's pretty prominent, shown right below the donation bu
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by super256 4y ago
Not a total "dumb TV", any TV that has Google TV can be set into "basic TV" mode. https://support.google.com/googletv/answer/10408998?hl=en

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