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by vadfa 5y ago
It is much better to buy a domain and do robinhood@bluetidepro.com
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by vadfa 5y ago
https://library.auraria.edu/sites/default/files/images/fancy...
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by vadfa 5y ago
This is the kind of gotcha that is not a real argument, just a way to say that the mediocrity of the Matrix (or Element, or Potato, whatever you wanna call it) is okay so no progress is ever made.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Telegram blocks attempts like these by saying that doing that kind of stuff is against TOS. Then they can use that excuse to have apps taken down from the play store/app store.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Most operators have a whitelist of SMSCs that they will let you use. Some even ignore the SMSC field and always route all SMS through their SMSC so if you misconfigure your phone you will still get to send SMS (and so you can't use an
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by vadfa 5y ago
Maybe we shouldn't have websites talking directly to kernel code.
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by vadfa 5y ago
I think they've always been like that. Good thing is, they have a montly cost, but the mobile app you just buy once and it works forever. And it's not that expensive iirc.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Yes, it's like netflix/etc in that regard.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Interesting, I did not know Wikimedia was politically aligned. If there's an organisation that I wouldn't like to be politically aligned, it would be an encyclopedia. But hey, here we are; enjoy the ride.
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by vadfa 5y ago
If the estimated cost on society "varies between 700 Euros [0] and 100.000$ [1]" then those scientists should be back to the drawing board because those two numbers can't make sense at the same time. Also I don't see why
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by vadfa 5y ago
I agree with you, but how exactly do you check for that? Put a telescreen in every home?
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by vadfa 5y ago
They are not externalising their cost to the rest of society. They are paying the exact cost of the energy they spend just like the rest of people.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Nuclear is clean and sustainable and can allow people to mine bitcoin and even heat their homes, which seems to be a problem currently in some regions of Europe.
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by vadfa 5y ago
That costs A LOT of money.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Some societies have determined that some people have commited such abominable deeds that they simply no longer have a right to live. Doesn't sound very barbaric to me.
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by vadfa 5y ago
That is what LocalCDN does (or should do): https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/localcdn-fork... I say "should do" because I don't think it comes with fonts. Just CSS and JS files. It
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by vadfa 5y ago
5x the power so you can run x86 32-bit and 64-bit code. I don't see the performance part as being that important
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by vadfa 5y ago
Come out as a conservative (a real conservative, not a neocon or anything like that) in the tech scene and watch yourself starve.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Oh, let me explain some things about women...
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by vadfa 5y ago
You assume the thieves knew what was in the truck. They could've expected anything, from plasma TVs to chicken.
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by vadfa 5y ago
Coming to this website every day to get downvoted and flagged is something not to worry about. I mean, have you read the things people say here? The ideas that are popular? Do you really want to be "the upvoted guy"?
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by vadfa 5y ago
Kids are proud to wear something that makes it harder for them to breathe and recognise the emotions of others? Give me a break...
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by vadfa 5y ago
Under European law it is reasonably impossible for an individual to run a forum or blog which is open to comments: > The EU just passed TERREG yesterday without a vote that requires anyone running a website with user generated content (
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by vadfa 5y ago
Are they cheap and sturdy enough as to allow a very poor person to sell their petrol car and buy one of those?
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by vadfa 5y ago
>readers reacted negatively, even violently, to seeing [...] stories that were placed there randomly >HN users have an intense emotional relationship with the front page If a "greatest 80s hits" radio station started broadca
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by vadfa 5y ago
It's not incredible. Many operations such as creating a new process and accessing a file, which are done thousands or millions of times when you compile an application, are much, much slower on Windows than on Linux. That time adds up.
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by vadfa 5y ago
It's Kotaku. Everything is harassment.
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by vadfa 5y ago
I doubt even the MSM believes this. They are throwing stuff at the wall, seeing if something ever sticks. I guess it's the only way they can come up with to save their business.
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by vadfa 5y ago
I don't see why I should try mastodon when twitter has way more users and the same moderation policies.
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by vadfa 5y ago
It wouldn't be useful because people wouldn't switch. It would be a lot of money spent on the development of a subpar software that nobody would use.

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