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by weare138 5y ago
I doubt it anytime soon. WSL w/ GUI support is still new and just adds an extra later of complexity. Deploying to Windows is already a PITA and open-source projects already targeting Windows would have to change their build processes.
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by weare138 5y ago
>Is there actually a third option? I'm wondering of the author simply misunderstands Ethereum. The issue is Urbit bills itself as 'decentralized' but isn't. If you buy Ethereum and disconnect from the Ethereum network
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by weare138 5y ago
https://cybersquirrel1.com
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Leaked Facebook Docs Depict Kids as 'Untapped' Wealth(gizmodo.com)
59 points by weare138 5y ago|13 comments
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by weare138 5y ago
But you have to bring charges or sue in the state the company is headquartered in or in federal court. Facebook is headquartered in California. Texas can't legally compel Facebook to do anything. They can attempt to sue in California c
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by weare138 5y ago
But the law deals specifically with social media companies. There's no major social media companies headquartered in Texas.
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by weare138 5y ago
Plus how would they even enforce this? If the company in question isn't in Texas how could they possibly compel a company outside of Texas' jurisdiction to comply?
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Poet Never Went to School, So She Invented Her Own Alphabet to Write Poetry(vice.com)
1 points by weare138 5y ago|0 comments
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by weare138 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survivorship_bias
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by weare138 5y ago
Shouldn't people get to decide who they do business with or work for? Isn't that how free markets work? Besides it's not like there's a shortage of companies who wouldn't hire people with those views. Look at compan
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by weare138 5y ago
But you're not going to make any money either. According to Chia Calculator 100TiB would generate a whopping $6.17 a day. Just like mining any other crypto it's already out of reach for hobbyists. https://chiacalculator
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by weare138 5y ago
Github: https://github.com/vxunderground/MalwareSourceCode/blob/main...
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Babuk ransomware's full source code leaked on hacker forum(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by weare138 5y ago|1 comments
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The Vinland Map is awash in 20th-century ink(news.yale.edu)
155 points by weare138 5y ago|22 comments
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by weare138 5y ago
But you don't have to drive and you can drink.
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by weare138 5y ago
> but the article goes on to say that the difference in antibody levels is not medically important No it doesn't. It says it's to early to conclude anything. Outside researchers said it was premature to conclude that the diff
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by weare138 5y ago
Try opening it in a private/incognito session.
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Traversable wormholes are possible under certain gravity conditions(livescience.com)
1 points by weare138 5y ago|0 comments
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by weare138 5y ago
Anti-trust cases aren't decided on binary terms. It's the overall act that's illegal. In other words just because the situation with Apple is different from Microsoft's anti-trust case doesn't mean Apple could not b
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by weare138 5y ago
https://www.theolognion.com/ai-solves-all-political-economic...
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Over $90M in cryptocurrency stolen after top Japanese exchange is hacked(cnbc.com)
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by weare138 5y ago
Yeet!
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by weare138 5y ago
Accept payments for what though? Considering Palantir's business model and clientele they may have some ulterior motives in their eagerness to accept cryptocurrency as a form of payment. Peter Thiele has no problem with 'black swa
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by weare138 5y ago
There's a difference between ideals and practice. The ultra rich and multi-billion dollar corporations are allowed to directly financially influence our politicians through lobbying which is just a legal form of bribery. We're not
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by weare138 5y ago
Well part of what made Pipes cool was all the free Yahoo data feeds you could access with it.
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Afghan president flees the country as Taliban move on Kabul(apnews.com)
89 points by weare138 5y ago|120 comments
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by weare138 5y ago
I get what you're saying but a counterpoint is that we don't accept these things in other situations or question the outcome. If one of us went into work and dropped the n-bomb, even if it was to prove some point, we'd mostly
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by weare138 5y ago
Funny that Facebook had no issue with Cambridge Analytica until Cambridge Analytica became an issue. Let's also ignore the fact that Cambridge Analytica was a private foreign company illicitly compiling data to influence US elections.
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by weare138 5y ago
> The founding fathers of the US understood this 240+ years ago You're the one bringing up the 'founding fathers'. This isn't a constitutional issue. You're not being censored. YouTube is a private company. If y
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by weare138 5y ago
The government isn't censoring anyone. These people can just post their video on a different site or their own site. YouTube is free. You get what you pay for. If you don't like it use a different site or just pony up some of your

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