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fudgefactorfive

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    Comment #40322721

    Looks great! Heads up, for the `Backend Tracing` screenshot there's a typo, it reads "enviroment" with the missing 'n' and on the AI debugger page on narrower screens the bubble fo…

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    Comment #36951241

    I have to admit, I once agreed with this position, before I got to a ~5g a day habit. While I was a heavy user (6+ years) I was a strong proponent of legalization etc. "Better than…

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    Comment #35639174

    Apparently you can literally mail them cash with your randomly generated user id on a card and they'll top up credit for you.

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    Comment #35070168

    Not op but I imagine: Increase tolerances to reduce cost at scale, sometimes doesn't fit perfectly or requires a little jiggling to line up right. But now you can't do the jiggle o…

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    Comment #34779091

    Having your own address in most places is a part of a "dedicated business line". My ISP in Switzerland literally refuses to issue so called "static" addresses at all, business or n…

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    Comment #34779067

    I miss the days of sending someone a letter with some cash for them to associate address A with line B. All I'd have to do to stay essentially anonymous is finding a someone with b…

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    Comment #34778609

    To me that was the real strength in IPv6. (I know I know innefficient protocol with complex upgrade path lead to near negligible adoption) NAT "fixed" the problem of address exhaus…

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    Comment #34525352

    Can you explain how you'd use Webtorrent to synchronize a large dataset that's updated in realtime? If you mean to get a P2P transport wouldn't WebRTC be what you're aiming for? I'…

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    Comment #34484448

    Ipse dixit

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    Comment #34442665

    I feel the issue with the meat alternatives has been the idea that Vegetarians and Vegans are growing in number and most people don't prepare their own food. Couple that with some …

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    Comment #34442416

    I think the point is bot emails shouldn't be fresh. Same way some people just set up businesses with random names in tax-shelter territories and sell the company 10 years later to …

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    Comment #34428236

    It appears any important strings have been replaced with 'S' characters. So you definitely can't use this unless you pull the strings from the compiled APK theyve published.

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    Comment #34367777

    Looks interesting, I might take a deeper look into using this. One thing to note, on my mobile browser (Firefox Nightly) the site is a bit broken. The page has the wrong width so p…

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    Comment #34191809

    I truly and sincerely am glad the old creepypasta of Maggot/Blowfly Girl has started to fade out of common consciousness...

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    Comment #34181302

    Definitely did 6. a good amount of times. The best we got up to was the year we found the admin password for the default image root user in some cached Skype logs. First we would S…

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    Comment #34152787

    While having a Customer Service Rep tell you you're shit out of luck if you can't remember your master password may suck, it's pretty much the only way to actually be some semblanc…

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    Comment #34023856

    I completely agree with this sentiment. I think VR has the same issue that smartphones had at the start of their cycle, the UI/UX is not designed to intuitively mesh with how users…

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    Comment #33874548

    HN: Pretty sure their relationship with DigiCert predates LE, why change if the current relationship is functional. Google: Browser Maintainer that runs entire TLDs, doesn't need a…

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    Comment #33661223

    That's definitely a concern, but I feel this can be mitigated by running your own network on top of theirs. Anyone in my home is part of my network, doesn't mean they're in the wg …

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    Comment #33654344

    Honestly, I hate the idea of having a middle man, but having tried and researched extensively how to make something like a direct tunnel between two clients over the internet it ju…

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    Comment #33525373

    I admit, although not medically prescribed or supervised, doing mushrooms has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Although I still have persistent nightmares it …

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    Comment #33408921

    Next you just need to find a BTC to Bottlecap ATM and you're set!

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    Comment #33315447

    I've had this discussion with people before, the best answer I've come up with is this: Nihilism is less the idea that all things are irrelevant or immaterial but rather that there…

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    Comment #33084691

    I'm sorry but the American police and their training to "mag-dump" is something even an uninformed bystander could probably call excessive. A car with no weapons, hence no returnin…