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Comment #30627533
Another good reason is that Twitter launching an onion address has given Tor a lot of positive press in the mainstream media for a change.
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Comment #30414230
Yes, the locals who work in industries that directly benefit from the influx of foreign spending love it. The criticism will come from a few directions I think: 1. The same people …
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Comment #30413571
I don't understand the snarky feigned confusion around the term "digital nomad". If you move around while working online for extended periods of time, you're a digital nomad. I usu…
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Comment #30413511
I suspect in the next 5-10 years there's going to be a big backlash against people from western countries exploiting their economic privilege by living in developing countries. I'v…
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Comment #30391824
How does downtown Chicago not have anything like standard DSL or cable internet packages?
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Comment #30391691
Writing out all of the zeros in $400 billion doesn't make your point any more compelling.
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Comment #30369224
> They cost like 3x what a newbuild does, this "but building codes" stuff doesnt stand up to scruitiny. I don't think that's a fair comparison. There is a fixed supply by definitio…
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Comment #30240298
Isn't that what FedNow is trying to do?
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Comment #30240275
How would they handle theft? Would all payments (except for maybe major systemic hacks) be irreversible? Surely they couldn't blacklist stolen dollars that may have been subsequent…
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Comment #30173145
I disagree that it's true for all people. When I was young and in college with mild social anxiety, yes, alcohol was an excellent social lubricant and made for much more enjoyable …
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Comment #30043466
The article says the diamond formed at that depth, but I assume the rock rose to a higher depth before it was extracted. I believe the deepest depth to which we have drilled is on …
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Comment #29950101
Plenty of countries don't. I was just asking a friend if it would be difficult for an American to open a bank account in Thailand or Vietnam because of the reporting requirements. …
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Comment #29950032
There are plenty of HNW individuals who want to buy or sell crytpo for cash no questions asked. Just last week a Swiss guy wanted to buy 1.5 million EUR of bitcoin from me for cash…
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Comment #29921682
That's insane. Is there a way to disable "Remote settings" in about:config?
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Comment #29901973
Have you tried the mold [1] linker? It's a drop-in replacement with a single cargo config change and gave me a massive speed-up (> 10x) for incremental debug builds of a large proj…
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Comment #29820006
I'm a fan of Julia and have used it and will continue to use it for a lot of my daily work which involves running numeric simulations, but I agree with your critique. I feel like t…