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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Gentle reminder: when sshing into unknown places remember to check your forwarding and dont use your github/etc username.
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Hmm, I think the fake number will bring more money, both short and long term. If you are selling 10_000 items, with uniform demand (just toy example), you need like 3 million unique visitors per day in order to show 'one other person i
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
yes, loyalty just reduces the cost per click, but the math is the same, so they buy 100 people instead of 10 people with one reservation, but the game is the same. EDIT: also think about how many times people book per year, maybe 4-5 times
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
The way the pay-per-click machine works, is you pay like 3$ for 'hotels in amsterdam', their average (public info) commission is 15%. Looking at booking.com/amsterdam you can see vague idea about average price, lets say most
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
whoa, horrible goodbye i hate mysql as well, but it almost runs the world, and onboarded a whole generation of young coders. postgres is not panacea (especially on RDS), i might even say we(my team) have more outages because of it than if w
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
offtopic: Why are they making webpages like that? What is wrong with few <h3> <p> and <img>, the page will be 10 times easier to read.
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
i dont think thats true ip, tcp and udp are the same, rip ospf and bgp are pretty much the same linux's skbuffs or bsd's mbufs are the same as before, the linux dma api changed a bit, but the ideas are the same. there are some cha
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
i am working on putting a pizero2+solar panel as a hotspot in a tree deep in the nearby forest, you will be able to connect to it and get content i will put all kinds of public domain data on it, from most of gutenberg books to all kinds le
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
her website might spark some nostalgia feelings of the early web: https://punkjazz.org/jackie/ :) at least it makes me feel like things are not as bad.
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
> Not to mention that new generations have grown up with the current status-quo and seem to be happy enough with it not to search for alternatives. Even though this is true, it is not impossible to expand their horizon. We still have not
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Remember, things are never as good or as bad as you think. 'Offline' internet can come back, we can put 32g of microsd cards in special locations so we can share content and /etc/hosts without anyone knowing, maybe go on
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Can't we make illegal to not be able to contact human support? It would put a hard cap on growth as well, not sure if this is horrible. maybe instead of having one giant youtube or facebook we will have thousands, maybe millions, of sm
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
But police is total, they would love to prevent crimes before they happen if they could, and would do that at all cost. If only those pesky encryption people stop making this encryption things and we get access to all the data..we will know
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
What about [end to end] encryption? By using it we are threatening the safety and health of others. (e.g. the police is slower at solving crime because they don't have access to all private information)
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Well if they are 30% now, they must have the 'evidence' that convinces them they are right, when they are 60% they would have even more 'evidence'. Why wouldn't they blame it on, the eastern europeans or something?
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Do you think the % of unvaccinated would stay the same next year? My gut feeling is that it will increase, every 6 months when the new booster is needed we will get more and more people not wanting it. How long until the unvaccinated are mo
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Until when? when the next wave comes and the unvaccinated are 40% instead of 30%, do you think they wont start forcing the needle? How many people would get the booster? and the next booster after that? I think its reasonable to assume that
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
> I fully disagree; this matter is not a question of an opinion. There is absolutely not a single convincing reason why shots should not be mandatory. Isn't the the reason of "someone doesn't want it" enough?
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
5 tests are 14Eur here, me and my wife test weekly, and our daughter we test every 2-3 days, so we can isolate asap, but none of my neighbours do that. And multiple times people didnt even test with symptoms. It would cost ~50 euro per fami
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
I am double vaccinated, pro vax, would get booster if I can, but if this happens in my country I will join the riots. I dont have solution, but if people dont want to get vaccinated they shouldn't be forced, period. I am afraid this pr
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
in the netherlands they just implemented measures to shut down non essential things at 5pm.. that lead to gyms/restaurants/swimming pools PACKED with people.. half the space, twice the density. in the very same day they implemente
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
i would suggest to follow Ben Eater's 8 bit computer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnzuMJLZRdU&list=PLowKtXNTBy... and would strongly recommend to build it (you can see the parts on his website https:/&#x2F
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
in some countries actual vaccine is used, and all paperwork is in check, you pay 25 euro to the doctor, they squirt the vaccine in the sink and you get a cert
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
i used to be borderline alcoholic, and managed to quit. mainly because my job allowed me to do so.
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Alcohol is like the oil of the giant social machine, I believe everything will crumble without it. How many of the jobs that keep the world running can be done if people don't drink to forget? Just imagine the people that have to pee i
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
and scrollbars that don't disappear when you try to use them!
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
i think the problem is that the people that will pay a cent are the people they are making 40$ per month from, and the rest of the MAUs are probably almost worthless so if they start charging, they will only lose
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
oh wait, thats 2.8b mau but most of them are worth nothing, look at west europe and north america, and only subset of them, its like 200 million people that have to pay >>> (89000000000/200000000) / 12 37.083333
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
wait wtf why wont they just charge it then ffs i thought its 30 per month and thats why they dont do it, now i am even more upset for all the spying..
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Google makes like 50$ per month from you and Facebook makes 30$ per month (or something in this ballpark), things are way beyond what most people are willing to pay.

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