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by super256 3y ago
The DAX40 is a piece of German financial engineering, aka not fair to compare to the S&P500: the DAX40 excludes a large part of public German corporations + as a price index it includes distributed dividends, which causes an unfair adva
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by super256 3y ago
I looked this up and it looks very cool! Why aren't they advertising this better? I now want this for mullvad too tbh https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/protect-your-container-...
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by super256 3y ago
What is the value proposition of using Mozilla VPN over Mullvad directly, other than adding a layer of USA on top of it (which is a bad thing imo)? Also, has Mozilla VPN also a windows client, or is it more like the Opera Proxies (which wer
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by super256 3y ago
I still need a phone number if I don’t sign up with a residential IP.
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Germany Falls into Recession(cnn.com)
147 points by super256 3y ago|193 comments
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The tiny corp raised $5.1M(geohot.github.io)
629 points by super256 3y ago|317 comments
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We Make Games at Tomorrow Corp – Our Custom Tools Tech Demo [video](tomorrowcorporation.com)
1 points by super256 3y ago|0 comments
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by super256 3y ago
Im curious why they aren’t touching Tenor and Google. Isn’t that constellation basically the same?
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by super256 3y ago
I’ve used both, ketamine and SSRI (fluoxetine to be exact). Ketamine didn’t do anything for me, other than being a funny experience, but it certainly did nothing for my depression. Fluoxetine also didn’t magically cure my depression, but it
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by super256 3y ago
In this case it means "the possession of a copy". In Germany that means that you have the file on your storage device and are able to retrieve them (put them on a screen, make a copy or send them to someone else. 'Deleted fil
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by super256 3y ago
I'm with you. Last week, my favourite German lawyer Udo Vetter made a blog post [1] about parents reporting questionable media in group chats to the police. He warns urgently to never do this. If you're in a large telegram gro
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by super256 3y ago
The most annoying thing are the buses. The cars are just ambient noise to me, but every 15 minutes I hear a loud vrooooom, and their exhausts are so disgusting. Man, I wish my city would buy EV buses.
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by super256 3y ago
I think the first thing that would happen is TikTok starting to develop a good PWA with native feeling which you can easily add to your Home Screen.
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by super256 3y ago
FPS is important for some titles. I tried dishonored 2 on the ps4 slim (not pro), and it was an awful experience so much that I bought it a second time on PC. But yes, TOTK is one of those titles which work great at 30 FPS.
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by super256 3y ago
Would be great if you could create this for bookmarks.
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Traders Do Less Crime at Home(bloomberg.com)
68 points by super256 3y ago|36 comments
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by super256 3y ago
Copilot and kagi.com‘s quick answers.
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by super256 3y ago
> Reading through the thread it’s a real shame to see the decline in our ability (willingness?) to have civil and thoughtful discourse. If you can read German, I recommend reading the usenet threads of Kim Dotcom (Megaupload founder). Th
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by super256 3y ago
I have no idea either, but most mobile/residential proxy providers heavily charge bandwidth [1]. I'd imagine that you can bot views on twitch without streaming the video, since the iOS twitch app offers audio-/chat-only modes
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by super256 3y ago
Float stuff like 1.f / (+0.f) = infinity and 1.f / (-0.f) = -infinity. And maybe complex number shenanigans and multi valued functions? Maybe someone familiar with mathematics can tell us more. :)
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by super256 3y ago
I wouldn’t expect them to understand it. because if they did, $backwardsState probably wouldn’t be such a bad country to live in in the first place. On the other hand I believe that you shouldn’t be traveling to places which regularly viola
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by super256 3y ago
I wish there was pay for usage instead of a monthly sub.
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by super256 3y ago
I know people who basically live in VRChat (outside work) and use it as a substitute for real life interaction. I doubt it’s healthy, but it seems to work for them.
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by super256 3y ago
Equation Group, who are operating alongside the creators of stuxnet and flame. If you got the time you should look into the leaks from the shadow brokers. There were many cool tools and the messages from TSB were fun to read. Also yea, the
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by super256 3y ago
> Sued by who? The SEC? Who have told them that they intend to bring a legal action? Yes! They initially reviewed CB's S-1, determined the model + products are legal, and allowed them to become a public company. CB's model hasn
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by super256 3y ago
> Why is SEC supposed to do the job of Coinbase's lawyers? The current legal framework for determining whether something is a security or not is the Howey test [1]. And it looks like that Coinbase's listings pass the test? If t
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by super256 3y ago
Uhh, the SEC said that bitcoin is not a security, but a currency. Like Euro or Yen. [1] They also said that some cryptos on coinbase are securities, but when coinbase asked which ones, the SEC said „lol we won’t tell you but we will p
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by super256 3y ago
1. Red Badge in settings when iPhone is not backed up (you will need a premium subscription because there is a 99% chance your backup will be bigger than 5 GB) 2. Red Badge in settings when your device is eligible for Apple Care+ 3. Bullet
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by super256 3y ago
> Those queues are usually the result of intentional capacity planning. Overprovisioning is expensive. I'd imagine they could spin up new servers on demand.
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by super256 3y ago
I assume Activision actually knows how to scale databases, but has "join queues" for hype? I think everyone knows the infamous Blizzard queues in release week, where you have to wait an hour with only 5000 people in front of you

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