throwmeariver1

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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
I feel a lot more people started using their usenet and torrent tracker accounts again. Especially if you are in Europe or the East you sometimes have no chance to even pay for the content you want to watch.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
He didn't get invites to do talks at fancy tech meetups in some time so he needed to do some unsubstantiated hot take again. It's also probably a shill for some web3 service he is "working" on we'll see in 2-3 days.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
That's going to be 0.000000032 Twitcoin. If you want a a coin to succeed you need to make the amount people pay easier to fathom. This goes especially for people that come from a fiat world.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
After nearly two decades of trying everything else they finally came to the conclusion that a backup offering might fit really well with their file synching offering. I really don't get all the former unicorns trying to pivot away from
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
Yeah, thanks op! /s
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
Because there was a discussion about a stripped windows 10 iso yesterday with a link to the China Government Edition. It's the Hackernews cycle of lazy ass karma farming.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
There was never a truth world it was always a world of trust and the trust got eroded in the last decades but it's still there. If you trust your business partner or your life partner you can make decisions without checking them. If yo
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
How does solving a random task make the software good? As I said it’s easy to use but it’s bad software. It’s non conformant to nearly all standards the encoders are decades old… it’s bad AND not maintained. Even Microsoft knows it that’s w
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
MS Paints was neither simple nor intuitive it was easy to use and with the ease of use came a lot of bad habits and with the habits bad jpgs, giant tifs with 256 colors and the list goes on and on. MS Paint is and was a menace.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
No you are avoiding a simple question with a nothing burger answer.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
Because there is a tiny bit of truth in something doesn’t proof the whole sentiment to be true. It’s a fallacy for everyone like you who wants to cry gotcha and run away with their hands on their ears.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
Which search engine are you using now? I bet we will find them downranking for political reasons as well but I bet you are fine with their reasoning…
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
Spyware on an executable level? Are you sure you know what you are talking about?
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
It's easy an idea that alienates more than 20-30% of your user base as he said they don't really care about politics and I believe him. Can be something simple like a fucked up redesign... looking at you Digg.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
Oh my that's so cute... not everything runs on a home router. lmao
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
the configuration? what the fuck is this comment.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
Telemetry is a non issue if your network has a good nat in front… software updates on the other hand…
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
If you are really that paranoid just get a LTSC license or use a different OS. The whole „cleaning up and shutting up“ windows craze kickstarted a whole new industry of snake oil and malware.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
We pretty much know that NATO is helping them immensely with battlefield overwatch there are awacs and other air assets 24/7 in the air around the borders of Ukraine. Harpoon is not yet delivered and the operators are still in training
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
No, crypto did not invent the financial scam either. I got lucky myself but I wouldn't tell my mom to put their retirement money into crypto and your sales pitch sounds more like a pitch for a cult than sane investment advice.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
With the extremely limited resources of earth we can't just throw something into space without knowing if there could be any future use. Where did we put the energy dense radioactive stuff again? We could use it... Sorry boss we yeeted
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
You don't have to please your shareholders.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
They banned the personal account of the president not the official account. The official account was tweeting until after the election. I would have loved to see if they would have banned the potus account if he tweeted from there but we&#x
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
The problem is not if there is free speech on the platform but how it's perceived you will always have an extrem loud minority (no matter what political orientation) that will drown out the rest of the platform just by crying about cen
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
dotcom dipped and recovered all the time before the big crash... it was joke.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
HN likes controversial hot takes especially the users that are constantly here you usually get more nuanced comments later in the day.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
It's bait for bad journalists.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
So you are saying we will see crypto crash in 2-3 years? We are living in times were onboarding is the fastest and is getting faster all the time. TikTok first to 100 Million users was 1000x faster than Facebook. I strongly believe you have
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
Whataboutism. Crypto is going on for over 12 years now. You can’t compare dotcom with crypto because 12 years after dotcom FAANG was up and running.
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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
There are restrictions on lithograph trades so they have to produce their whole pipeline and atm they are at 30+nm.

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