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by vasdae 3y ago
You can't effectively control cash. Removing cash is the entire point.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Because it's controlled by the state and the state has an agenda that goes against my freedoms. I'm not looking forward to my purchases being declined because I ate too much beef already, travelled too much, or was caught demonstr
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by vasdae 3y ago
This is the kind of thing that people here in HN believe? No wonder you're looking forward to electrics then.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Still with SD cards and headphone jacks? The world has moved on, my man.
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by vasdae 3y ago
That may be true, and still I don't care - it's not my problem, and I don't want to waste a single CPU cycle of my mobile phone in scanning for content that I do not have.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Allow me to hijack this thread to say something that is related: Do not disable buttons or checkboxes or whatever unless it's very obvious how to enable them! I have seen software applications that showed disabled form controls or menu
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by vasdae 3y ago
It's an Australian network so I already can figure what country that peer is from.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Not really. https://www.wsj.com/articles/europe-court-upholds-ruling-aga...
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by vasdae 3y ago
When you have to edit something different in a different site every day you can't do that because you would waste most of the time replicating the site locally.
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by vasdae 3y ago
I work using wordpress and I've been working like this practically my entire career. I use programs like winscp to edit code directly in production over ftp or scp. If the site goes down, well, boo hoo. A way of avoiding problems or hi
41.
by vasdae 3y ago
Or maybe your wifi is not as private as you think it is.
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by vasdae 3y ago
It's a waste for the ISP when 99.9999% of users do not need a static IP address. When users turn off their routers they can reassign the addresses to other users. Not to mention the privacy issues of always using the same address.
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by vasdae 3y ago
The site has always been very reliable for me, so I have bad news for you.
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by vasdae 3y ago
I don't know of any country in the world, developed or not, that has static IPs for residental home users. It's a waste of IP addresses.
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by vasdae 3y ago
I live in the South of Europe and I can relate: the working people work and pay taxes just so those who live on welfare can live off us. So obviously we evade as much tax as we can.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Tutanota is not Tuta (it still says tutanota everywhere)
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by vasdae 3y ago
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/95/Porpa%C3...
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by vasdae 3y ago
I suppose Feedback Assistant is like Windows' Feedback Hub. Users fill it to the top with shit making it impossible for Apple or Microsoft to do anything useful with the feedback.
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by vasdae 3y ago
> If you actually believe the holocaust was an invention and spread this belief in public you should be jailed IMO. I mean, as long as you are aware of how autoritarian this is...
50.
by vasdae 3y ago
Basically for having the wrong political opinion. If that's not a limitation on the freedom of speech... Germany probably has the least free speech of the developed world.
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by vasdae 3y ago
>Electric vehicles will succeed or fail with how they can establish themselves on a second hand market. They will "succeed" because the government will force us to use them. It's us citizens who will succeed or fail to hav
52.
by vasdae 3y ago
No, the two sexes are different and we don't heal the same way or doing the same things.
53.
by vasdae 3y ago
Granted I know next to nothing about game development, but aren't LOD models made by hand?
54.
by vasdae 3y ago
Despite the books being copyrighted that doesn't give the authors any rights over the code I have written.
55.
by vasdae 3y ago
That's the way it's always worked. You read books to learn to code, then write code and you get paid for it, but that money doesn't trickle down to the writers of the books that taught you to code.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Nice, we are seeing some improvements when running... err... Excel 97?
57.
by vasdae 3y ago
He could start by not using his airplane anymore. We will follow his lead!
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by vasdae 3y ago
A lay person should not be operating a computer. Even then, if you download a .js file and try to execute it you will get the MotW warning. https://www.bleepstatic.com/images/news/Microsoft/vulnerabil...
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by vasdae 3y ago
You should've voted better*
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by vasdae 3y ago
>ChatGPT can output in my language, but the language is stiff and feels off. I'm Spanish and I'm tired of American companies pretending only Mexican Spanish exists.

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