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    Comment #48518828

    I realize it's not a pure-Rust UI, but building with Tauri has been a joy. I recently built a GUI for one of my side projects and being able to use standard Typescript client-side …

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    Comment #46969432

    The unannounced web collaboration platform in-progress might be.

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    Comment #46589037

    User friendliness. I’ve seen several less-technical people able to quickly access, create, and understand “llms.txt”. It’s not ideal but representative of the tension between user …

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    Comment #46244692

    This was mostly funded by Zcash Community Grants. Good things can come from crypto R&D.

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    Comment #46162426

    Cable failed at millennial+ user experience. Many on-demand viewing experiences still play ads through atrocious “cable box apps.” Entrenched cable bureaucracy disrupted by app cul…

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    Comment #45937759

    I loved my AstroCam as a kid. I think dad and I tried six launches. When a photo finally came out it was the best day. Thank you for sharing, a great reminder of how far we’ve come…

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    Comment #45812874

    This happened to me in college. They never refunded my $7k balance. It was devastating to me at the time. The experience has played no small role in me becoming a cryptocurrency be…

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    Comment #45563078

    See also Obscura's approach of QUIC bridges to Mullvad as a privacy layer: https://obscura.net/blog/bootstrapping-trust/

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    Comment #45134024

    Easier: I can earn or spend real money 24/7 without anyone’s permission, at any age, in any location. Faster: Payments settle lightning fast compared to ACH/Wires, permanently and …

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    Comment #43638703

    At minimum all of these rules should be inflation-adjusted.

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    Comment #42749406

    I’ve been curious to try starting an Aftok: https://aftok.com/

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    Comment #42595597

    Perhaps the author would consider open sourcing if they received financial compensation for their work to date? Crowdfunding or retroactive grants can liberate code. Context: a big…

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    Comment #42183971

    Sometimes you have applications that should not be able to access an entire database. There are other various scaling reasons, and PG extensions that can be helpful. But I agree th…

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    Comment #42126484

    Yes. And they accept cryptocurrency natively (without using gift cards), extremely practical for believers in the space. Uber also owns a significant share of Grab.

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    Comment #41986776

    The “someone hates Tor relays” theory doesn’t sound worth the effort. This could be an entity running malicious relays, while also trying to unethically take down legitimate relays…

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    Comment #41828977

    Imitating science fiction is great marketing for a space company. Brand association with familiar depictions of “the future” is the goal, not realism.

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    Comment #41707055

    Beware the edge case: I responded STOP to a message years ago, then was unable to receive SMS from a popular money transmission app during the signup flow to claim funds that a fri…

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    Comment #41551464

    Context: these users were not paying, were using stolen credit card numbers.

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    Comment #40892581

    Will you ever have regrets about your words and activities? Will your logged activities of today be acceptable to every regime in your nation’s future?

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    Comment #40637879

    I hear you but caution against such oversimplification. Advanced Data Protection for iCloud is a thing. Our culture of cloud reliance is truly dangerous, but some vendors are at le…

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    Comment #40597605

    It amazes me that people really believe that AWS logs nothing in its backend when logging is disabled on a bucket/feature.

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    Comment #40581025

    I’ve often wished I could show an “I know what I’m doing” badge to support to guarantee escalation. “I’m a three star infosec General, if I’m contacting you it’s not to waste your …