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Comment #26562706
The last paragraph has a train wreck of two ideas smashed into one sentence and nobody has commented on this. Makes you wonder who reads the articles and who skims the articles.
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Comment #26547723
We have the technologies to reduce the loss in many places, we just don't because there isn't an economic incentive.
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Comment #26512006
Before getting too concerned about the power usage of blockchain technology, go look at how much power generated in the USA is thrown away (rejected energy) https://www.llnl.gov/ne…
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Comment #26501661
I don't like where the world is heading either, but let's get real: JP Morgan is on board, now advising their investors to join in (and the bank behind Coinbase) Fidelity is on boa…
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Comment #26501617
Ethereum has a Turing complete programming language inside
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Comment #26501597
I don't know why I got downvoted on that, it's strange advice but it really works
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Comment #26499145
Same monitor. The workaround is to put the monitor on a power strip you can trigger when you walk up to it. Hard power off/on of this monitor and it instantly displays for me now.
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Comment #26497531
The number of people commenting who completely misunderstand Bitcoin and crypto is astounding. Bitcoin will never be used directly for payments, it's a value store. Immutable defla…
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Comment #26481861
> Funny is this argument always exclusively pops up when it comes to Apple smartphones. Are we supposed to lock every desktop down too because mom and pop installed a wrong toolbar…
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Comment #26478725
yep, equal and opposite reaction. they'd have to counteract it.
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Comment #26467226
Smart contracts on Ethereum blockchain... force them to set a date to pay you and go public. They can't back out. Going to need a lot of work in the next few years to make somethin…
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Comment #26292965
Dead cat bounce is exclusively a stock trading term. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_cat_bounce
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Comment #26243652
None of these are peer reviewed journals
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Comment #26236855
BIND has supported dynamic zones for like 15 years. Declare the zone dynamic, generate a key, apply the key to the zone as authorized to make changes, and then use nsupdate command…
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Comment #26192331
You reinvented OStatus and Salmon?
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Comment #26168044
Mastercard just uses a Postgres database cluster which is significantly less computationally expensive than bitcoin. And it scales better.
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Comment #26168014
These comments are worthless if you don't have the receipts to back them up. Be better than the rest of the internet.
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Comment #25919535
Allegedly there are some patches missing from this repo. shrug
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Comment #25915316
OpenBSD kept making snide remarks at FreeBSD for not keeping the pf codebase in sync. FreeBSD also didn't import the newest version the last time they synced because a slightly old…
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Comment #25915295
Here's the pfSense 2.4.5 branch > This branch is 10723 commits ahead, 281789 commits behind devel-12. https://github.com/pfsense/FreeBSD-src/commits/RELENG_2_4_5
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Comment #25882447
Idk why bother when they could literally just use OF
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Comment #25810769
If they remove USB-C charging they won't be compliant with the spec anymore which means they can't use the USB logo in their marketing materials
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Comment #25802242
WhatsApp was doing 2 million concurrent TCP connections to a single server years ago with FreeBSD and Erlang
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Comment #25741587
Ivermectin? The animal dewormer? Did COVID suddenly grow glutamate-gated chloride channels?
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Comment #25619466
SQLite has write locking, it's not going to happen. And you're only reading anyway...