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by tzfld 8y ago
Are you sure that placing a 32 Mb gif on the front page of a website on an apparently slow hosting server is the best solution?
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by tzfld 8y ago
I'm an active free user with over 10000 photos. Not had intention yet to upgrade to pro. It's simply more cheaper to buy two-three external hdd-s for multiple backups than paying annually for a backup service. I somewhat expected
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by tzfld 8y ago
What you are seeing there is not real time telemetry, but simulated data of what should be at certain point.
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by tzfld 8y ago
The Russians had too many issues with their launchers in the past years, so this seems to be part of a trend, and not an isolated case. As you said, this is rocket science. High corruption level and incompetent officials can be very destruc
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by tzfld 8y ago
>an area of high reflectivity which is thought to be water This not seems to be entirely = to 'water revealed on Mars'
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by tzfld 8y ago
Still much lower than in Hungary after WW2, 41.9 quadrillion percent.
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by tzfld 8y ago
they may refer when both users are registered and agreed with this, but it's not easy to do
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by tzfld 8y ago
How can I add text? Edit: OK, I found it.
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by tzfld 8y ago
I don't know if there is something more irritating than seeing people in power trying to regulate a field they have no idea about.
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by tzfld 8y ago
>Two guys in a garage Is this urban legend still taken seriously? I mean, it was a thing 40 years ago, but now there is hardly anyone "with nothing to lose" that can reach anywhere without a good amount of luck.
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by tzfld 8y ago
>But it became irrelevant after Google in 2008 released Chrome I've never felt Firefox becoming irrelevant
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by tzfld 8y ago
I've always wondered, if these rovers' biggest problem is the dust, why do they not try to add a fan to blow it away. I know that the martian atmosphere is sparse, but it could still work.
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by tzfld 8y ago
The need for decentralized and functional app stores are more real than ever.
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by tzfld 8y ago
And how can be a business sustainable in this way?
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by tzfld 9y ago
>Most people just check in once a day for 3-5 minutes Actually, that's a huge thing.
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by tzfld 9y ago
Isn't the same thing as on Youtube? You get more views, get more money.
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by tzfld 9y ago
So, is that mean lawyers can be replaced by robots in the future?
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by tzfld 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by tzfld 9y ago
How the hell can I google it after it's abbreviation?
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by tzfld 9y ago
>Hell, maybe even get close enough to grab one and deorbit it. No way they could do this without being observed. And that would be considered an act of war.
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by tzfld 9y ago
When this bubble will going to break, that will be a huge setback. This is definitely not a good thing for the future of cryptocurrencies.
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by tzfld 9y ago
To demonetize "sensitive topics (such as abortion, suicide)" and then there is a mention: "Does not include: Content made by gay ..." or whatever else. I understand what they want, but these guidelines are somewhat probl
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by tzfld 9y ago
can't find Filecoin on coinmarketcap
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The Subscription App Paradox(hackernoon.com)
77 points by tzfld 9y ago|95 comments