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by tata71 5y ago
Watch the movie "Snowden" if you're actually in disbelief and not disinformation.
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by tata71 5y ago
Concisely: AQ runs Afghanistan, now. So, it was difficult to finish your comment.
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by tata71 5y ago
DNS servers do that. You're just along for the ride.
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by tata71 5y ago
Right, because I should wait days for banking wire transfers to get rescued out of the slush pile underneath a fax machine somewhere if I want to pay someone with a different bank. Literal tens of billions of dollars are using these systems
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by tata71 5y ago
> Last year Uber dropped considerably when it's IPO got out of the gate. Some exchanges or other cryptocurrency businesses fizzle out. Bitcoin price gets hit on world stability news. > The main mistake of your argument is trying
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by tata71 5y ago
Also, no joke: watch Mr. Robot.
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by tata71 5y ago
Cryptocurrency web3/Web 3.0
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by tata71 5y ago
GOG isn't real competition?
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by tata71 5y ago
This is the sort of device you either replace the OS, or put on a segregated network.
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by tata71 5y ago
> insecure Compared to...running Play Services? Doubt.
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by tata71 5y ago
I can't be the only one that drags the browser to the side of the screen in order to put it in tablet, and then phone view, and then judges the results!
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by tata71 5y ago
Time to do this would be before you acquired the dog, no?
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by tata71 5y ago
So not the federated/decentralized comms protocol, then. Shucks.
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by tata71 5y ago
> if banks overestimate the actual value of the debts, they can end up in a situation where they are actually insolvent. I think everyone here knows they'd never do that!
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by tata71 5y ago
> I have never really understood what 'modern' means whenever someone shows their new library / framework / tool. It means they think it can do modern web api stuff without having huge issues. It also signals that the
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by tata71 5y ago
In fact, that's why this statement is "50/50".
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by tata71 5y ago
And if you regulate those individuals, they will never trust an economic policy you push forward again, because you majorly pulled the rug, after building a ponzi scheme that they were monkeyed into taking part in.
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by tata71 5y ago
Then why aren't the majority of the miners or large wallets selling at all-time highs?
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by tata71 5y ago
Which is one of very few places radar detectors are against the law in the US.
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by tata71 5y ago
> I'm not 100% sold on cryptocurrency as the solution, but I'm not sure the incumbents are better. Not exactly a stretch, as far as an investment thesis is concerned.
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by tata71 5y ago
> I accidently touched a finger of bar worker at a pub (in the UK) whilst paying and I instantly got massive shivers all over Sheesh. Sorry to hear this. AIDS all over again. "That's not how it works!"
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by tata71 5y ago
Can anything like this run AsteroidOS yet? https://asteroidos.org/install/
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by tata71 5y ago
Hey, whatever happened to tarbackup?
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by tata71 5y ago
> Why does it happen that in our universe offense is so much easier than defense? Easier? Or safer? Reduced casualties of the home team is among the top metrics optimized for, at least on paper.
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by tata71 5y ago
> Do Russia and China simply care less than we do about avoiding violence? Are you asking this because they fucked with satellites presumably spying on them?
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by tata71 5y ago
Tier of which requires....expense.
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by tata71 5y ago
Onto something. Spacing it out can work, too.
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by tata71 5y ago
Top and bottom responses say the same thing, but the upvoted one doesn't even provide an answer in their harassment! Such is mob justice ^_^
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by tata71 5y ago
Second this, hosted private (allowing interop with public) spaces will become ubiquitous.
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by tata71 5y ago
Haven't been bored since I was a child. You can streetview in Finland and American Samoa, what's "bored"...?

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