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tubbyjr

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    Comment #27533307

    How about Chainlink being a likely pick for an SEC lawsuit? - Tech is a literal JSON parser designed as a Rube Goldberg machine. - They came out with a whitepaper 2.0, even though …

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    Comment #27360093

    Use alternate youtube front-ends like Invidious

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    Comment #27211090

    So much nocoiner butthurt in here lmao. Yes, it's down 50%, yet I'm still a multi-millionaire thanks to holding, from a small mining stint a couple years back, $0 invested directly…

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    Comment #27166702

    Your bias is your own problem. There's clearly a solution that allows you to use snake_case and those that potentially import your library to seamlessly use all exports as camelCas…

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    Comment #26654418

    Poor guy, he's scared of "cryptoasset" holders not voting for democrats :( After this blanket ban, let's just move to a one-party democratic system too, like North Korea.

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    Comment #26654232

    Semantics, semantics, semantics, that's all your arguments are. Soft and hard forks are a defensive mechanism against 51% attacks, essentially making them an always losing proposit…

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    Comment #26654176

    How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?

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    Comment #26654012

    Use better alternative platforms such as Odysee Or if your fave content is only on Youtube, an alternative front-end such as Invidious

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    Comment #26627362

    The current wix site you have up really looks broken on all my browsers, which doesn't instill confidence. The fact that it's wix alone is problematic, let alone that it doesn't ev…

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    Comment #26574250

    So what measure of relatively little in your mind would yield it not to be spyware? In my mind, no phoning home, and open-source at the very least. So to me, it's spyware indeed, b…

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    Comment #26574207

    Unbelievable... so autism is now a treatable disease? Is LGBTQ++ also treatable according to you? Your comment is bigotted nonesense across the whole gamut.

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    Comment #26574177

    Well, there go my annual Tor donations, oh well. Let's see if they can make up for these losses by going the cancel culture/censorship route. And Mozilla has been a joke for a whil…

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    Comment #26573948

    I have not bought an Apple product... evar But I said I would get the first production-ready ARM Laptop chip... It had to be an Apple, here I am writing this on an M1 Laptop now (t…

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    Comment #26572885

    I think it's quite important to state the OS you're using. All Browsers tend to fly on Windows, except for ironically MS browsers. Safari tends to be fastest on MacOS. Basically ev…

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    Comment #26572704

    There needs to be a 'fun' in 'svelte' somewhere, because it actually makes front-end devving... dare I say, fun and enjoyable.

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    Comment #26547889

    Somewhat ironically to this circumstance (assuming it doesn't affect LibreSSL), the Void team has just switched back away from LibreSSL which it shipped by default with for years. …

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    Comment #26253312

    Have you had the pleasure of meeting Terry A. Davis?

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    Comment #26244252

    I see a person of culture wrote this, any jab at SystemD be a good jab.

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    Comment #26231422

    They may not be repurposable per se, but they are a great benchmark for what may be realistically achievable for cracking password hashes utilizing similar base algorithms.

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    Comment #26197391

    My god, the CSS and styling on that page is absolutely abysmal

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    Comment #25814868

    The only huge pushers of that were the like of core dev LukeJr... who wants to decrease the block size down to 100k or by 10x. The article states that claim, as though it was the s…

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    Comment #25814704

    I agree that mathematically, they are not the scaling solutions they were touted to be, as they both have a direct dependence on the base layer size, among many other issues respec…

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    Comment #25814667

    I really feel the article's quality would greatly improve, focusing on just Ethereum 2.0, where fair points regarding its issues are brought up. Showing the node count for BTC and …

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    Comment #25814532

    Some good points, but for as many good points, there is a similar amount of misinformation, whether purposefully or due to lack of understanding. - The claim that BTC chose a non-s…

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    Comment #25664090

    I mean, you just need to look at Belarus