toenail

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by toenail 3y ago
> This allows the provider to always know how much capacity it can shed ahead of time, in exchange for slightly lower revenue. This is exactly what happened here, the difference is just how the payment is structured? Obviously an industr
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by toenail 3y ago
If there is more demand for power energy producers have an incentive to create the capacity to provide more power. Which comes in handy when you need more power, e.g. during a heat wave.
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by toenail 3y ago
> Riot said on Wednesday that the state's power grid operator paid the company $31.7 million in energy credits in August [...] to cut its energy consumption during a record-breaking heatwave in the state. Miners help to stabilize th
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by toenail 3y ago
This seems to be from 2019. Still no viable fork in sight. Yawn. Can't be so bad.
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by toenail 3y ago
> Is there really no monetary exchange you've made in your life that, if your government knew about, could get you into trouble? It's not just the monetary exchange itself, financial transactions include a counterparty and loca
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by toenail 3y ago
Ah well if you live in a country where the war on cash has advanced that much it's not surprising you see little cash usage.
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by toenail 3y ago
Are you saying something doesn't exist because you don't see it?
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by toenail 3y ago
You can easily spend 3k on a bike, motorcycle, car, a few hookers, high end restaurant with friends, and many other things. You're just regurgitating pro surveillance propaganda.
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by toenail 3y ago
What about the crypto gals?
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by toenail 3y ago
First thoughts, how do I bind to an ip, and where can I install models?
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by toenail 3y ago
Open Source was never about guaranteeing company profits. You're just putting one company above another, while ignoring that one company was the user and open source is about user rights. The companies that pretended to be open source
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by toenail 3y ago
> If that's what you think open source is, it'll vanish. Free software has been fine without any businessmen or companies involved, we don't need your or any company's approval. It seems like the only thing that will
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by toenail 3y ago
If your business can't succeed using an open source license you made poor business choices. Own it, don't blame the license or the open source community.
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by toenail 3y ago
If you call that abuse.. using "open source" as a marketing gimmick to attract developers and users is abuse as well.
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by toenail 3y ago
Abusing the spirit of open source, what? If somebody doesn't want any competitors they should have read the licenses and understood them, and not simply used open source as a buzzword for marketing purposes.
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by toenail 3y ago
I'm confused how you can make such a statement, are you a professional pianist? How much force you need can vary by individual instrument, and with the proper technique and assisted by gravity everything seems much easier on a grand to
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by toenail 3y ago
Probably not what you want to hear, but I used it/WindowMaker in the early 2000s, it was alright and worked well on my underpowered machine. Moved on to a more modern environment after maybe two or three years.
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by toenail 3y ago
> I like Django but it pissed me off no end that it's called "batteries included" The fact that the Django project and you have different preferences and consider different things essential is not a failure on their end. T
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by toenail 3y ago
I see, thanks.
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by toenail 3y ago
You're saying that specialization is bad and that specialists can't be experts.
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by toenail 15y ago
You can't distribute Nazi materials or ideology. Free speech is also limited, you can't just defame people. Also as a german business owner you are required to have an imprint with some specific info, no idea how this is for foreigners.
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A non-responsive approach to building cross-device webapps(html5rocks.com)
2 points by toenail 15y ago|1 comments
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by toenail 15y ago
Yeah, and this "solution" does false advertising. For crap's sake, it's not a HTML solution if I need JavaScript, Apache and (ffs) PHP.
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by toenail 15y ago
Don't, it's outdated and the official docs are just fine.
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by toenail 15y ago
A very nice list of projects to avoid. Well done.