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ORioN63
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Comment #29934194
Link is dead. As an anecdote, to kick off discussion, I, as a native European Portuguese speaker, that was born in France (moved to Portugal when I was 4), can _barely_ pronounce t…
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Comment #29636184
They're the trivial wallet addresses (close to the beginning and end of the search space). I would expect them to be used for debugging and testing in the early days.
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Comment #29636165
Indeed, they are. Just like your comment and mine are included in the library of babel: https://libraryofbabel.info/bookmark.cgi?comment:14
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Comment #27981550
There's a narrative that I hear often about Corvo island: Corvo is a small island in the Azores archipelago, which is home to less than 500 habitants. Every time a police officer, …
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Comment #27898712
> I want a mesh of satellites around the earth. I assume your motivation is (alongside with a bunch of us), "bring people closer to space than ever before", but you have provided n…
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Comment #27625983
Refresh tokens are the real alternative, IMO. I kinda agree it looks like an ad for redis, since it doesn't even considers alternatives.
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Comment #27488825
Yeah, I'm from '94 - I've never seen a world without Comic Sans. Or Wingdings for that matter. That just triggered an old memory from very early me playing around with clip-art and…
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Comment #27426100
https://web.archive.org/web/20201004004511/https://github.co...
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Comment #27342936
> In Firefox you can add "ui.systemUsesDarkTheme" as an integer in about:config and set it to "0" for forced light or "1" for forced dark. This setting changes what is reported by …
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Comment #27317141
A set that contains all things must contain itself by definition.
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Comment #27222805
I'm from Portugal. I'm not aware of any difference regarding that word in particular, but tbh I wouldn't know. I'm always surprised with some of the differences I find from time to…
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Comment #27184815
zyper.com which was adquired by Discord, tried the same approach, but I think there was always the issue of the advertising platform. The biggest public forums now-a-days are org-o…
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Comment #27181846
No, it wouldn't. He is accused of cheated by messing the probabilities of Blaze drops and Piglin trading. The map seed is not related to either.
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Comment #27107873
They can't legally print USD. That's a pretty good reason.
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Comment #26991410
It was created for human readability, but always with machine interop in mind, otherwise English/ , would prob. do just fine in most cases, especially if sprinkled with some markup…
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Comment #26941806
I don't think I've have ever met a software engineer in Portugal that is on the "Ordem de Engenheiros". It's far more common, because indeed they're legally bound, with civil engin…
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Comment #26887948
It's not _the_ problem, but it's an actual problem. If you follow the thread, it seems they did manage to get a few approved: https://lore.kernel.org/linux-nfs/YH%2F8jcoC1ffuksrf@k…
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Comment #26831760
Source? I couldn't find anything regarding arresting and torturing foreign tourists.
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Comment #26822265
Great! 1. What would be the point of a deepfake prohibition? The tech is here and it can be useful. Prohibition only leads to further issues legislating against actual bad actors. …
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Comment #26749361
Do you have a suggestion on top of your critic? What would be the proper way to enact constructive change on behaviors?
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Comment #26749264
How do we account for selection bias though? I think it's likely that nets are easy to catch. Floaty, big surface area, lots of anchor points.
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Comment #26740117
How is that in any way realistic? It is treated water that they're thinking of releasing. Still radioactive, but not Fukushima radioactive.
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Comment #26566775
My hypothesis: Any vulnerability-prone system, will either fade away or end up with a centralized arbiter quite inevitably.
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Comment #26566663
Wouldn't AstraZeneca be still required to deliver the orders at the price that it was agreed? IIRC, most of the EU, has already ordered enough vaccines for the whole population. Th…