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by tata71 5y ago
On GrapheneOS.org, you can be web installed and choosing between three styles of navigation in minutes! Whatever works best!
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by tata71 5y ago
Investors track this sort of thing, your best shot is there.
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by tata71 5y ago
> By this guy's definition, gold is a Ponzi scheme. Right.
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by tata71 5y ago
Uh. Is this real?
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by tata71 5y ago
> Huawei had just recently proven that China can overtake western technological capabilities in a key industry. That's the point when America flinched. Here I was thinking it was because Tony Podesta et al were involved with keeping
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by tata71 5y ago
> You would expect Google is not the arbiter of truth. They've just convinced a bunch of people they were briefly.
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by tata71 5y ago
> Pharma, Oil & Gas and the car industry are all high - tech for example. These industries run on SaaS'
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by tata71 5y ago
> credit/co-signers who do. It's how the new Feudal Lords will come about.
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by tata71 5y ago
Didn't find it in the link, what symptoms would one notice if this was a problem?
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by tata71 5y ago
Ice hockey fans take note: this includes Zamboni! Or, used to — not up on the modern lore.
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by tata71 5y ago
> I am just unaware of a single real-life example of anyone I know doing the same Expand/diversify your network (and maybe your portfolio!).
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by tata71 5y ago
For about ten more minutes.
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by tata71 5y ago
Your background?
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by tata71 5y ago
Difference between having opportunity to take, and taking it for 600, Alex.
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by tata71 5y ago
Like....Microsoft Frontpage split view?
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by tata71 5y ago
18F would kill that!
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by tata71 5y ago
> And I’m not saying the “center” is the best position either. We shall see.
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by tata71 5y ago
Looking at you, Vice.
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by tata71 5y ago
Manufactured Consent.
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by tata71 5y ago
Have you used malicious ISP DNS resolution?!
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by tata71 5y ago
I think the legal theory of personhood has nothing to do with successfully recreating interacting with that person.
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by tata71 5y ago
> If we can “scan” someone and simulate them virtually, are they the same person? If the physical body dies but there’s still a digital copy, can we say they’re still alive? On what grounds?
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by tata71 5y ago
> Land, near where the jobs are, isn't in abundance. Sure it is, because the jobs are everywhere internet is. Semi-rural and rural property values should roughly follow fiber and Starlink rollouts.
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by tata71 5y ago
...you're not trying to use it in Safari, are you?
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by tata71 5y ago
PWAs have been seen as crappy for the same reason WordPress sites have been — lowest barrier to entry for hackjob teams! Now, with installation of PWAs, it'll become the same as the "apps" of old, just without a store in betw
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by tata71 5y ago
Spotify and Pax PWAs are great case studies on what the users want winning out.
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by tata71 5y ago
That's how the coins themselves seem to be viewed to some extent as well. Price of Bitcoin will continue to rise as each year people figure out that, if someone can hack wallets, they're not doing it widespread enough for it to be
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by tata71 5y ago
Toward end, he apparently said he regretted nothing. That's different from not being sad etc. He can still be satisfied that his decisions were best they could be within his parameters.
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by tata71 5y ago
> brag about having passwords No, he openly offered personally identifying information. Bit different.
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by tata71 5y ago
There have existed rapid, low-fee coins intended for usecases like tipping on forums (or quickly buying burritos) for a number of years now. We're simply waiting on low-information speculators to figure things out at their pace and eve

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