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heydabop

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    Comment #28721672

    > So… that seems like a huge jump as percentage. Their estimate would require stress testing it every second of every day. Even if you game 4 hours every day (which would be a lot …

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    Comment #28721574

    > side-load a peer reviewed apk Signal has open sourced clients with reproducible builds (on Android) and their encryption library has been reviewed by multiple 3rd parties to grea…

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    Comment #28719933

    So what do you use instead?

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    Comment #28714835

    Maybe read the entire comment before replying to it.

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    Comment #28714759

    Gee, thanks for contributing to the conversation and providing a useful alternative. The only semi-popular better option I can think of is Matrix, but getting people on Signal is a…

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    Comment #28713603

    > Even cellular provider track locations in real-time by logging what cell towers you're using and associated signal strength. They also sell that data, and until about 3 years ago…

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    Comment #28713578

    You don't even have to get that radical with "nothing to hide". Next time someone says that ask if they use blinds in their house/apt, if you could setup a webcam in their living r…

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    Comment #28713525

    Definitely. I think the growing TDP would be more concerning if AIO liquid coolers weren't so common these days. Setting up a water cooling loop used to be expensive and time consu…

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    Comment #28713510

    > Consider that even with the most high end CPUs, they include the copper slug stock coolers than can make even a 45W rated CPU thermal throttle. While isn't true for either the i9…

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    Comment #28711350

    > there is less variation among processors Definitely, to the point where it feels like they're breaking up their product line to further narrow this variation, or at least that fe…

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    Comment #28711299

    > you often could get better performance UNDERCLOCKING > often to the amount of 1% less performance That doesn't sound like better performance to me. Better performance per watt ma…

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    Comment #28686977

    Reading the article or simply typing "hypersonic" into Google would've gotten you an immediate answer, but it means faster than Mach 5.

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    Comment #26031921

    > The proxy is extremely lightweight. An inexpensive and tiny VPS can easily handle hundreds of concurrent users. I would bet yes.

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    Comment #24831102

    That's a per-server controllable setting. The admins can set it such that only users with a verified email (and phone number if they desire) are able to send messages.

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    Comment #23630873

    > Hacker News attracts a lot of smart readers Ahh, I see you're also trying your hand at sarcasm!

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    Comment #23607169

    Google auctions the promise of showing ads to relevant users. Google would be eliminating themselves as a middle man service by selling the data they've curated.

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    Comment #22471949

    > the now deprecated— GOPATH environment variable I've been writing Go since 2015ish and this is news to me...

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    Comment #22471943

    I've seen many people append a version to the package name. So they could have done `protobuf.v2` (granted the original would be missing a version but still, at least this is more …

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    Comment #22434847

    > They obviously don't have beacons on the client side Says who?

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    Comment #22431768

    Shit, Firefox Developer 74.0b8 is even failing Acid2 for me

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    Comment #22244254

    > Even installing VS2019 is a pleasant experience now. Even more pleasant (imo) is installing VS Code and .NET Core SDK.

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    Comment #22121260

    Just a note, Discord has two Nitro tiers (the table only mentions one) at $5/mo and $10/mo, or $50/yr and $100/yr.

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    Comment #22120594

    Same, been using Ecosia both at work and at home for a few months now. Maybe twice a month I make a point to Google something for very specific/technical results. Otherwise Ecosia …

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    Comment #22044716

    > had a podcast running for a while This is oddly enough what I remember most about the place. IIRC it was very relaxed and felt like the hosts just hanging out talking about whate…

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    Comment #22035789

    CPU time is irrelevant for re-encoding due to bandwidth reasons though. If a client requests 64kbps voice, sending it packets at 128kbps and letting it re-encode once it has them i…