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by um_ya 7y ago
I would like to point out that the lighting network isn't "less secure", it's cryptographicly sound. It is less secure in the sense that you need to keep your lighting node online all the time, but this can be solved w
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by um_ya 7y ago
I would imagine gambling sites would get a lot of chargebacks. Consider a user that transfers money to the site and loses it all. That user might initiate a chargeback to get their money back.
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by um_ya 7y ago
It's been happening on social media sites too, so it's not just isolated to banking. It seems to be a political trend to censor non-politically correct things.
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by um_ya 7y ago
If starlink allows roaming high speed internet, then I would be willing to pay for that instead of a fiber line.
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by um_ya 7y ago
Some of us see work as the meaning of life. Traveling and doing things just for the experience alone seems kind of meaningless. Great for vacation, but not great for long term goals. Perhaps if you're at a dead end job, then work mig
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by um_ya 7y ago
In many cases, being logically correct is more important than being politically correct. For example: It may be politically correct to drive down a bad neighborhood in the middle of the night, but it isn't logically correct.
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by um_ya 7y ago
Just imagine how far ahead the other industries would be if we handled patent and trademark law like we do in the software industry.
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by um_ya 7y ago
Do you really expect a place like California to reduce regulations? Their solution is a new regulation!
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by um_ya 7y ago
To be fair, football and basketball coaches bring in more money to the school. Paying a teacher more doesn't necessarily equate to more money in the school's pocket.
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by um_ya 7y ago
With all the complaints against Youtube, I don't know how they can still be so out of touch with everyone. It's almost as if they're doing it deliberately. They're begging for competition to take over their unprofitable
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by um_ya 7y ago
Imagine turning a wall into a mirror. Essentially, it uses a laser beam and fancy math to see around a corner, similar to looking at a mirror.
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by um_ya 7y ago
I draw the line at compelled speech. I don't want to have to remember your "pronoun" in order to have a regular conversation with you. At some point the politeness of inclusivity pervades upon the efficiency of getting your j
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by um_ya 7y ago
They should use holography light instead of probes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awADEuv5vWY
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by um_ya 7y ago
It won't. Unless Facebook decides to ditch KYC and compete with government currencies themselves, it won't help anyone.
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by um_ya 7y ago
Facebook Token won't last. There is too much governmental interest in regulating/destroying it. Only a currency that works regardless of governments and regulations will survive. Something like Bitcoin, Ethereum, ect.
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by um_ya 7y ago
> I sincerely hope this dystopian effort to impose a global corporate currency fails. By extension, I hope the effort to impose a global governmental currency fails.
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by um_ya 7y ago
Not sure how they're going to overcome KYC/AML.
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by um_ya 7y ago
fun
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by um_ya 8y ago
"But lets put them in charge of my health care too!"
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by um_ya 8y ago
In terms of a software development, laws/licences requiring maximum workweek hours is kind of pointless. If any company forces their employees to work in those kinds of conditions, they're going to get poor results, and their cust
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by um_ya 8y ago
Secure Bitcoin wallet over tor.
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by um_ya 8y ago
How so? In our case, the police are the good people you describe. The question is, would there be more net good people with access to guns, when placed everywhere, or more bad people? It's a thought experiment.
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by um_ya 8y ago
Guns placed like fire alarms (Break glass for gun)? While it may sound absurd, it does follow the principle that there are more good people than bad. If one bad apple arises, finding the next gun to neutralize said apple would be pretty eas
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by um_ya 8y ago
There's a reason why the second amendment comes right after freedom of speech. If the government doesn't uphold your rights as citizens, the citizens have the authority to hold their ground. Imagine Venezuela, but the citizens hav
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by um_ya 8y ago
Piggy backing off of this post. I'd like to take the opportunity to remind people of the security hazards of referrer addresses and keeping sensitive information out of your query parameters. If you have third party images or third p
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by um_ya 8y ago
It would be interesting to know how much of this news comes from selling advertisements, vs selling stories. If a company isn't making money from ads, then they're getting money from somewhere else.
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by um_ya 8y ago
Probably a bot auto posting.
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by um_ya 8y ago
Except lifting weight has a DIRECT affect on increasing muscle mass. Doing pointless algorithms don't have any direct affect on your coding skills. I know plenty of college grads that can memorize all sorts of algorithms, but are shit
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by um_ya 8y ago
With vue native you can use anything from the react native community in a vue application. You get the best of both worlds! https://vue-native.io/
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by um_ya 8y ago
Reddit's way of doing it works pretty well. You create your own community with your own rules, then people join it if they like the way things are run. Only downside to Reddit is the subreddit name squating.

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