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davenaff
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Comment #32023554
Guns are now the leading cause of death for people under the age of 24 in the US (and have been for several years). Yes, they exceed motor vehicle deaths. https://www.economist.com…
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Comment #30808248
I do think Filecoin is closer to cloud storage than 'free hard drive space'. The hardware requirements for miners (storage providers) are pretty significant and pretty much guarant…
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Comment #30808242
This. The comparisons to S3 are specious. Filecoin is doing some interesting things such as their proof of storage and collateralized contracts, but there are significant differenc…
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Comment #9996447
BrandVerity |Seattle, WA| Full-time Onsite Python Developers At BrandVerity we think big and we don't cut corners. The internet is full of bad guys trying to trick unsuspecting use…
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Comment #9641115
BrandVerity |Seattle, WA| Full-time Onsite Python Developers At BrandVerity we think big and we don't cut corners. The internet is full of bad guys trying to trick unsuspecting use…
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Comment #9201763
And anything in the trash gets automatically deleted in 30 days.
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Comment #9195599
In gmail you can setup a filter that automatically deletes messages. Not quite /dev/null but pretty close.
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Comment #5384514
Interesting analysis for sure, but I think the only solid takeaway here is that (unsurprisingly) Google's private backbone between regions offers a huge performance advantage over …
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Comment #4893946
If I recall correctly, as an independent company Feedburner charged a modest fee for CNAME feeds. Once Google acquired Feedburner, Google made the feature free. I'm pretty sure the…
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Comment #932573
A great outcome for a truly hilarious collection of tweets. I've always wondered whether the 'dad' was real, but I ultimately decided it didn't matter - the tweets are simply hilar…