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by zdkl 10y ago
> incorporated under the laws of Lithuania https://www.deribit.com/docs/terms-of-service-and-privacy-po... > hosted in France https://www.deribit.com/docs/ §1.9 Are they even subject to thos
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by zdkl 10y ago
They mention that number again in their colocation page, I suspect they're providing their best number based on testing in the same datacenter (yay SXB, FR)
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by zdkl 10y ago
Aw man, I was hoping we'd be rid of compiler flags by then
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by zdkl 10y ago
That feels like the android permission page all over again. Not saying I have a better suggestion but that didn't seem to change things for the better much. [Edit] Maybe add a sample of live data potentially usable with the requested p
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by zdkl 10y ago
That's a great point for basic income, but I don't think it wouldn't be the main factor, behind a variation on apathy like we currently have.
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by zdkl 10y ago
I don't know who downvotes this because parent does have a point: there are extensive chemical transfers involved in the creation of minerals and crystals, it's not obvious at all that the atmospheric bubbles where chemically isol
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by zdkl 10y ago
In that vein, what about {industrial|scientific|...} espionnage?
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by zdkl 10y ago
And what happens when facebook decides otherwise? Because it seems they already have with their strategy of curating content and information to maximise engagement.
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by zdkl 10y ago
Move fast and break things?
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by zdkl 10y ago
Afaict, it only teaches you a good lesson about voiding warranties and looking before prying the whole thing apart. ( Almost destroyed mine opening it up to clean up the airways) Not much otherwise.
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by zdkl 10y ago
It's easy to get the feeling that the "default support" setting may have helped that, from a casual following of the ethereum scene
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by zdkl 10y ago
Maybe that right there is the issue: maybe the public doesn't need to be protected of duping charlatans, but needs to adopt a standard to identify them and propagate information about their incompetence? Problem remains that a fair, co
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by zdkl 10y ago
On some of the models you're describing the motherboard is soldered to the chassis, that makes changing the HDD a bit perileous. Apart from that point I echo the sentiment. These are (were?) great little laptops for the price point&#x
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by zdkl 10y ago
"All propaganda has to be popular and has to accommodate itself to the comprehension of the least intelligent of those whom it seeks to reach." Replace propaganda with marketing, PR, journalism...
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by zdkl 10y ago
If you can't beat em, make them more like you, right?
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by zdkl 10y ago
It could help further obfuscate the usage patterns of the underlying actors. If you change the parameters, the party doing search and correlations needs to take that into account and expend more effort. Basically, you want to make them work
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by zdkl 10y ago
Vivaldi is built on Chromium I believe
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by zdkl 10y ago
What the hell is an elite in this context? I keep hearing this but can't figure out wat it means concretely
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by zdkl 10y ago
That's my point. Why go to the trouble of securing the transport layer if you're both NOT using PGP AND assuming with no proof that the server isn't compromised? I mean sure "security all the things" pays my ramen b
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by zdkl 10y ago
You're assuming the server is secure
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by zdkl 10y ago
It's misconstruing the problem as a primarily mitm threat. Considering the different methods of tampering with your download, I'd be more worried about server side compromises rather than otw
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by zdkl 10y ago
Assuming you trust your torrent client to verify file integrity/sums correctly, you'd probably still want to compare the author's checksum to the one on the torrent providers side at least
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by zdkl 10y ago
Do you have some links I could read up on, or was this just the set up to a poor joke?
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by zdkl 10y ago
"begin"
565.
by zdkl 10y ago
Childhood trauma becomes reality. Great
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by zdkl 10y ago
Terrible link, why don't you link to a page saying what's so terrible about this proposed law? Edit: oh my bad, there actually is some content way down the page. Couldn't see it through all the scrolljacking going on. What ha
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by zdkl 10y ago
1)install leiningen 2)install lighttable 3)??? 4)Clojure Edit: You really don't need an IDE for clojure. A repl and a text editor are your best friends IMO
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by zdkl 10y ago
Eh, since they decided to fill it with "trending" stories it was pretty much garbage anyway. Seems like they're pushing really hard to remove value from their platform
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by zdkl 10y ago
Thank you for taking the time to reply, I do hope you'll keep in mind the ominous aspect your product draws on. I wish you and your team all the best, but be careful where you go with this please. Also my concern isn't about habi
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by zdkl 10y ago
Brave New World wasn't supposed to be a product pitch

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