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Comment #26133355
Some people can't stand up.
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Comment #26128041
Pretty sure OP is referring to this part of the comment they were replying to: > Users posting to comp.lang.c through Google Groups were a problem -- especially with the recent bug…
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Comment #25649648
Definitely not. Ethereum is on top of the DeFi world, for sure. But DeFi is not CeFi. As an analogy: DeFi is to smart contracts as CeFi is to “dumb” contracts. The legal entity beh…
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Comment #25391875
I've got firefox as my default on Oxygen OS. Don't remember the last time chrome was opened on my phone--by me or by other software. Firefox is even handles the tabs embedded in ot…
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Comment #25251031
You could use a [WIM image][1]. They can be mounted rw or ro and have file-level deduplication. Microsoft's official tooling is necessary to mount them on Windows as [the only open…
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Comment #24994910
The catch probably has something to do with vampires.
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Comment #24447025
Checked exceptions are hardly Java's biggest mistake.
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Comment #24103864
> The target launch date for the service remains 2023 or 2024, with a more specific time frame to be announced after additional work is completed. Sounds like it's just a notice of…
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Comment #24089349
Only the PoW (proof of work) ones.
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Comment #24089343
It's ETC. ETH is a separate currency.
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Comment #23999928
Unfortunately, I think this move would receive quite a lot of flack due to it being systemd. I totally agree though.
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Comment #23744961
> Gathering telemetry data is asking the users No, it absolutely is not.
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Comment #23373785
I'm sure they can find at least one willing asshole.
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Comment #23333011
> Modern ... Silverlight No. Just, no.
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Comment #22539006
Bitwarden is end-to-end encrypted. So, password "resets" aren't really a thing without also resetting the vault as a whole.