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cmroanirgo
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About cmroanirgo
semi retired (only code for things I love to do for the improvement of humanity, rather than games or ponzi scheme financial markets)
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Comment #32728869
What is valuable to one person may not be to another. Does that make it a scam? Most people are adamant that gold is a fundamental unit of value, and yet it's paper value (by volum…
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Comment #32711066
"Obsidian is not FOSS" https://forum.obsidian.md/t/publish-the-android-mobile-app-a...
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Comment #32688503
Compare the 'Performance' model (i7-1260P, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) $2269AUD with a similar StarBook with Linux and choice of firmware (Am' Megatrends vs Coreboot) at $1831AUD, and the…
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Comment #32622966
Although I agree heartily with the idea of a push model for search engines, I can't help but notice that it seems to provide more centralisation to the search engines out there. He…
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Comment #32616627
It definitely gets a bit murky when dealing with mbcs, when you want characters spanning multiple bytes rather than individual bytes. I understand the topic is strXxx() funcs which…
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Comment #32571525
Why should people have to buy extra services for a non free piece of hardware just to remain ad free on that hardware? Apple is double dipping here (probably triple dipping if you …
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Comment #32570984
> there is no ...reliable way to verify the identity of a creator's SSH key GitHub exposes your public key via it's API. (Why? I have no idea. I call it a privacy violation) So, yo…
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Comment #32560915
Perhaps rather than assuming that the other should lower their weapons first, it might be more prudent to lower your own first.
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Comment #32558226
The author explains why it's on GH. > I’ve worked with this code as a researcher and I use it to teach my classes, so it’s important to me that it stays easily-accessible on a majo…
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Comment #32538032
DNS support is no where near Unicode. At best we get local language support for non-ASCII domains, but everyone else will see it as punycode. Of course, phishing is one good reason…
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Comment #32514486
I wish everyone knew about Edward Bernays, nephew of Freud, and father of modern propaganda, aka public relations, aka marketing.¹² It's a real eye opener to be able to notice when…
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Comment #32491443
As much as I'd like torrents to be more tolerated, there is a difference in that the torrent sites contain the .torrent files which contains all the necessary info to download file…
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Comment #32431160
You can buy visa gift cards for cash
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Comment #32426023
Looking at the maps, the worst levels are in the city centre, not in the suburbs, which is a weird result because it hints at pollution being a cause, but there would be less chick…
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Comment #32418317
Have a look at their timeline. Very impressive, 3 mins from first sign (2 mins from first report), the domain is blocked. (Edited a bit for brevity & mobiles) > 22:49 UTC Attacker …
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Comment #32418173
I was thinking of the twitter breach - just mention CF in your tweets or profile and become a target. It should be a simple matter for CF to figure out which is the case. It would …
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Comment #32405323
I've been a long time away from CPU architecture, but isn't it time that instructions are added that target the caches so that they only fetch the size of the data allocated? That …
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Comment #32394973
A comment from the reddit link which makes their alternate seem appropriate (I haven't used kiCad since around 2010, so have no opinion either way): > What KiCad does have is "push…
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Comment #32390843
This is related to the discussion of Tornado Cash being removed from GH: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32389706
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Comment #32373638
I'm using and developing on a 2013 MBA, thank you. Phones become obsolete because the underlying tech has been going through large changes, but I can certainly get more than 5 year…
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Comment #32361324
ElectroBOOM on youtube has 5.2M subscribers and that's exactly what he does: Every video he zaps himself, but while also trying to be educational. I prefer EEVBlog as a result: No …
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Comment #32352531
Due to government tactics, a lot of australians are now deliberately using cash a) for the privacy b) as a statement against orwellian mechanisms. I find it really sad when people …
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Comment #32352483
Whole you're looking, check out the digital identity act which completely contravenes the referendum we had (in the ?80's) which voted against having a national identity card.
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Comment #32352456
Australia is not cashless. New notes and coins are minted regularly. I still pay using cash, and increasingly so. Never once, ever, has there been a problem paying with cash, nor d…