yebyen

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by yebyen 4y ago
If you antagonize someone in a discussion, they're going to disappear. I don't need a degree in crypto-finance to tell you that. I'm not here for any of this. If you want to engage me in a proper discussion, you can look me u
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by yebyen 4y ago
> That's not "leveling the playing field". It's either "financial education" (because it's something you could always do in "traditional finance") OK. Now we are really splitting hairs, becaus
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by yebyen 4y ago
I absolutely love overdraft fees. I've never used a bank that didn't have some ridiculous scheme of their own which you had to internalize or pay a monthly fee. Banks offer some guarantees, but they're not really helping most
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by yebyen 4y ago
> discovering why existing systems are the way they are and keeping busy reinventing them You may have had access to those existing systems (the global financial market) before Ethereum, but many of us did not. Being able to take a risky
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by yebyen 4y ago
You underestimate the utility of a global financial system which can be participated in by anyone. This makes many tools and processes (leveraged financial instruments and automated market makers) available without an intermediate third par
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by yebyen 4y ago
Suggested breaking up the transfer to evade regs? Isn't that felony structuring? LOL
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by yebyen 4y ago
In the US we have what's called at-will employment in 49 of 50 states. It means that (barring protected reasons like age/race/gender/family status) employers can terminate their employees at any time with no notice, for
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by yebyen 4y ago
Maybe not entirely put away childish things... :) I still enjoy Minecraft, KSP, both of which can be played anywhere! I have a feeling that's not what you mean when you say gaming though
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by yebyen 4y ago
Yeah seriously give me all the impossible whoppers. I'm all in for whopper wednesday... those things are legit!
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by yebyen 4y ago
You're not wrong, but the experience in 2022 is much, much, much better than in 2004. At that time, the main bragging right was at lan parties – I wasn't getting any tearing, in fact if I ran Quake 3 in Windows, there was a noti
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by yebyen 4y ago
> I don't want to spend an hour or two a day learning something new when I've already invested in learning something that solves my problems good enough. This is exactly how I felt after about 20 years of using Linux since the
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by yebyen 4y ago
Or maybe I'd install Windows again and find it does the same thing it does before. shrug I'd love to say it's working well for her, but we haven't really gone all the way down this road, I know it will work to use Linu
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by yebyen 4y ago
> Imagine how obnoxious your position would be if you were a vegan or keto dieter trying to wean her off meat or carbs? Funny, she is the vegetarian/keto and I'm for sure the one who's overweight. Maybe she should try this
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by yebyen 4y ago
Listen, I checked out Task Manager and Resource Monitor, and I can easily see that the CPU usage maxes out at 12% and never goes over that limit except after a cold boot, and then only for a few minutes. I thought it was definitely some int
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by yebyen 4y ago
> What if the lady actually enjoys the thing, then let her enjoy the thing. She doesn't, that was where we started. She knows (thinks) she has to use it, but the things she is doing can all be done on Linux, and she is only ever com
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by yebyen 4y ago
> Windows isn't heroin, people don't need interventions off of it. This is exactly what someone who is addicted to Windows would say. I bought a Woot special laptop a few weeks ago and I was absolutely floored to see the number
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by yebyen 4y ago
But Heroku also had a major GitHub integration that devolved into CVE which could not be fixed for about a month (among other bad news parts of that story, such as lying about the scope and slow walking the disclosures, that all seemed to j
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by yebyen 4y ago
> attracting people willing to pay double to move there What active behavior are we actually talking about? Making the place nicer? I feel like there's got to be actual some breathing room between "savior of the murder capital
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by yebyen 4y ago
The article you linked seems to be arguing pretty strongly against leap hours. I'm not sure we could solve all those problems even in 3000 years. Can we compromise and use leap minutes? That way the problem is a bit more immediate, in
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by yebyen 4y ago
Then you can follow these steps: https://www.joshualowcock.com/guide/how-to-delete-your-site-... You'll need to prove that you are the owner of the archived content, or were the owner of the domain.
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by yebyen 4y ago
Why would anyone need cash ahead of a recession? I wonder...
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by yebyen 4y ago
I've heard `eBPF` described as "like JavaScript for your kernel" if the kernel itself was being related to a web browser that runs embedded scripts, so, that should give an idea of how much and what type of power it brings, a
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by yebyen 4y ago
And I'm just as happy to use it for free, I haven't set up Headscale either as attractive as it sounds to own my own infrastructure when I can have someone else do it for me... Tailscale is a really great service and it's so
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by yebyen 4y ago
I thought headscale added support for MagicDNS? There's at least one other comment in the thread mentioning this. It didn't always have that support, but it has been added and the gap narrowed.
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by yebyen 4y ago
I definitely remember seeing a design similar to this one not many weeks ago on LPL. I am looking for it now. The video on the landing page shows these little discs which can provide a false set, and a secondary mechanism that opens only wh
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by yebyen 4y ago
> Users would login with their Okta creds and a push would silently go to their devices. If they didn't know to check their phone it would just fail to login. Alternatively you can paste your TOTP code after your password. Yes, real
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by yebyen 4y ago
I imagine it would be pretty interesting to graph the data on how many people tried what incantations first 10 print "hello" has GOT to be the leader.
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by yebyen 4y ago
There is an OS in there, at least one, I haven't installed Umbrel but I know this is in it... (I can't believe all these comments and nobody mentioned Urbit yet!)
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by yebyen 4y ago
So then the user can make the change, and then it's the user's ToS violation. If the publisher makes this change in public then it's their ToS violation with receipts. I don't think you're really arguing that the VS
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by yebyen 4y ago
> all they see right now is the hype, excitement, and ads I think this should really answer the question, and I don't quite understand how anyone can be self-aware enough to recognize these things without also connecting the dots th

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