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by y04nn 9y ago
Yes, people may be able to live their life without going back to USD currency, so their will be no devaluation of a crypo X as long as people trust it (as gold). When a cryto X is not trusted anymore people are going to stop using it to go
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by y04nn 9y ago
Does anybody know if there is better support for WebSockets? If I remember right, with Django(1) it is not easy to do it. And is it possible to use GraphQL?
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by y04nn 9y ago
Ok, but would it work against generative network generated faces? cf. https://towardsdatascience.com/implementing-a-generative-adv...
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by y04nn 9y ago
People should not see cryptocrruencies as a stock market, you should not expect any ROI, it's not a placement. Cryptocrruencies (for me) are meant to be used, exchanged, a good metric to value a cryptocrruencie should be the 'cash
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by y04nn 9y ago
It Looks like it's Vuetify.js, I wonder how it compares to quasar-framework.
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by y04nn 9y ago
I don't think the acquisition price is base on the number of users but the potential users in the future and the value of each user. Considering the growth mentioned in the article and the young user age, it's not that surprising.
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by y04nn 9y ago
Strange coincidence, today I was thinking about the same thing in the opposite way while walking next to a highway. Humans are not 100% rational like elementary particles in quantum physics, and they were all in cars moving in a predictable
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by y04nn 9y ago
I just downloaded a 16GB archive from https://takeout.google.com/settings/takeout I'm impatient to see what it contains. Update: I have forgotten to unselect Google Photos and GMail, that's what takes most of
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by y04nn 9y ago
You can also get a radio controlled watch
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by y04nn 9y ago
The web is not Internet, also all website servers would be IPv4/6 compatible but most clients would still use IPv4 to access the website and they largely outnumber servers.
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by y04nn 9y ago
This quote from Antoine de Saint Exupéry fits pretty well here, if there is any french passing by. J'interdis aux marchands de vanter trop leur marchandises. Car ils se font vite pédagogues et t'enseignent comme but ce qui n'
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by y04nn 9y ago
It's all about cost and what users can accept. If a feature costs 10 times less, takes half the time to implement and is easier to maintain but produces the same result for the end user, why would software companies bother to optimise
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by y04nn 9y ago
I don't watch TV series, but to understand what it is about, when I hear about a popular one I check the Wikipedia page, it usually contains all the information I need to know.
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by y04nn 9y ago
Prior to the iPhone most touch screens were resistive and you had to use a stylus and press hard on the display, capacitive touch screen made all the difference.
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by y04nn 9y ago
Hopefully most mac users backup their files with Time Machine, easy to use and that would probably defeat the ransomware.
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by y04nn 9y ago
I agree, but I wonder if it is because main usages for such robots are military and that would make a negative opinion impact on Google.
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by y04nn 9y ago
A simple DC-DC converter from ebay would do the trick a save you a lot of space and money.
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by y04nn 9y ago
With VLC you can add motion blur to your videos in "Video Effects(⌘+E) > Color > Motion Blur", if you push the factor high you get some nice effects.
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by y04nn 10y ago
There is a many fake lithium batteries that have way less capacity than advertised. I have experienced it with a laptop battery. It might worth checking the real capacity of it. Also, when changing the battery, the time spent to disassemble
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by y04nn 10y ago
Make me think about the movie "Electric Dreams" https://youtu.be/aVE8taDWmMc
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by y04nn 10y ago
If I understand correctly they are able to determine the starting address of the heap or data segment in javacscript even with ASLR. But is it useful? Do you have to exit the JS sandbox to exploit it?
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by y04nn 10y ago
There was no wifi, but was WiFi turned off on your device? Facebook may scan surrounding access point to determine your location.
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by y04nn 10y ago
Can't agree more, this should be shared on torrent, it would make it more accessible. The torrent would need to include the information on the art piece.
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by y04nn 10y ago
Is this why I had problems with my new free certificate from StartSSL about 2 weeks ago? It wasn't obvious, I ended up using Let's Encrypt.
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by y04nn 10y ago
Hitler was also democratically elected, democracy can fail.
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by y04nn 10y ago
Both companies have looked for optimal choices, taking into account all factor, it is logic that they ended up with the same answers.
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by y04nn 10y ago
Anyway, they are using their position (dominant or not) to dissuade patent holders to attack them. I don't think that very fair, and it may indicate that they know they are infringing the law here.
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by y04nn 10y ago
How this is not an abuse of a dominant position? Nokia is suing Apple, so this is not Nokia that break an Apple patent where that would have been legit to remove those product from stores.
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by y04nn 10y ago
Yes, this is just a way to push the problem further away (in time and place). The best thing to do is probably to add some decent filters to capture small particules before they arrive in the air. I wonder why this is not a solution, maybe
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by y04nn 10y ago
The maximum transmitting power is regulated. In the article they state that it can use some kind of crafted wifi packet to be compatible with any existing devices. Edit: After looking at the pater, it seems that I may have misunderstood the

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