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by tyrfing 12y ago
Yeah, I regularly hit 3gb+ even with uBlock. Counting, I have about 30 loaded tabs right now (it's usually more like 100+ when I'm in the middle of doing something), a few hundred unloaded, and 1800 MB RAM used. The tabs tend to p
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by tyrfing 12y ago
I think it's something a bit more basic - logic. Learning programming teaches logic, because the computer will find every logical shortcoming in what you tried to express. Natural language is the bread and butter of our every day exist
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Regarding hotel portals, this is relevant: https://securelist.com/blog/research/66779/the-darkhotel-apt...
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by tyrfing 12y ago
By coincidence, I was reading this article just yesterday: https://blog.safaribooksonline.com/2013/10/02/decoupling-bac...
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by tyrfing 12y ago
Cyanogenmod lets you blacklist any number with 2 or 3 button presses from call history. It's actually the main reason I switched to Cyanogen - turns out the previous owner of my new number very abruptly changed numbers because of debt
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Creatine (monohydrate) is another very beneficial supplement for most people. It has well-studied mental benefits if you don't get a lot of dietary creatine (mainly red meat). Tip: it'll dissolve nicely in your hot coffee.
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by tyrfing 12y ago
I'd like to note that Gonzague Gay-Bouchery is an oft-ignored part of this saga. He has gone to a lot of effort to silently vanish (deleting most of his online footprint just before the announcement last February) and has been mostly i
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> Assuming there's a way to verify every trade reported by BTC-e on the blockchain There is no way to verify the veracity of trades on any of these exchanges. The only part that touches the blockchain is deposits and withdrawals,