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5y ago
Large corporations dictate media narrative, and also constantly angle to appeal to potential purchasers.
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5y ago
Do you mean in Google Search?
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5y ago
Firefox can be a Chromium fork, too, but they get paid hundreds of millions to maintain a different engine by Google. Don't go down with that ship...
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5y ago
If you saw, or were exposed to, how many thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours it takes native professionals to get licensed to do hair braiding or cutting, you'd be disenfranchised, too.
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5y ago
Even if you had a degree, working in this field should teach you it's not a requirement.
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> the major breaches which are routine in the cryptocurrency world don’t have an analog in the real financial system. You're either ignorant or joking. Just because FDIC has taken care of the blunders that couldn't be sorted ou
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5y ago
zkEVM
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5y ago
Loopring on ETH, Nano (To your first point, not your second.)
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5y ago
Fork of which chain?
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5y ago
> Why are slurs towards men is acceptable these days ? How are these policies acceptable ? What gender controls the purchasing power in the average household? The median one?
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5y ago
So glad I don't see this as a presumed badge of honor anymore. Rather be working on simplifying security/privacy tools for these users, or educating them.
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5y ago
Hopefully the dev makes a new game for less hiveminded users. NFTease is real, but they can provide some killer functionality. The mistake they made was trying to announce and cash in on hype.
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> haven't found issues No, they have. https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list.php?vendor_id=... That's just less important than running free software to some people. For better or worse.
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5y ago
This is a really gloomy look on "distributed".
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5y ago
Darwin called for you.
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> if they wanted to continue their imperialistic expansion Always the first misstep.
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Eugenics-like slippery slope, there.
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5y ago
Hardware U2F to unlock would make this my dream.
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5y ago
What's your stack for this
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5y ago
> for a while What else is everyone using? Any thoughts on how to future proof this?
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5y ago
You'd use a portable build.
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5y ago
If you want maintained, passionately developed software, it absolutely matters.
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5y ago
2017-18 was more than the end.
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5y ago
Apple was the last major manufacturer to produce a phone. Being the best takes market patience.
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5y ago
Almost as convenient as having no bases in RUS.
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5y ago
You're sure there wasn't a bird on his shoulder, so to speak?
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5y ago
> not surprising historically When considering history through the lens of bulletpoints in a child's textbook, maybe.
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Some subset of their expansive customer list. This isn't a one-time thing. They're a funnel.
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P.S. That Paw Patrol shit hit me right in the emotions. Awesome site.
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5y ago
Disagree. Wanting to evolve differently doesn't mean halting. It's a call not to devolve.
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