Speednet

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by Speednet 5y ago
I don't think I'd be so gentle. It is one of the most cringe-worthy things I've seen in quite some time. Makes the crypto space seem like it's entirely inhabited by morons and fools.
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by Speednet 5y ago
Globalists desire that everyone conform to one system... of everything. They are against local systems and control. Bitcoin is antithetical to their line of thinking. In the financial world, Janet Yellen is a great example of a globalist. C
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by Speednet 5y ago
Holy mackerel, you're actually going to twist my statement and say it's anti-semitic. What a jerk you are. I am being kind to you; what I'm thinking is quite worse.
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by Speednet 5y ago
Ah, the technique of distracting from the point by bringing in an irrelevant point that cannot be debunked. Nice try.
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by Speednet 5y ago
To see Tempest being discussed again after all these years is awesome. I have fond memories of playing that game in the arcade.
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by Speednet 6y ago
Rest In Peace in peace Flash
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by Speednet 6y ago
But this article is about bypassing Bitlocker, so that's not relevant. Also, if a system is unencrypted there are a multitude of ways to easily read the contents. That goes for any device or operating system.
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by Speednet 6y ago
Thank you synnejye, you have hit the nail on the head.
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by Speednet 6y ago
I can see I've been downvoted. I must have made a mistake. Bitcoin prices are actually tied to Elon Musk's rising wealth, not SpaceX launches.
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by Speednet 6y ago
What a ridiculous Twitter thread showing absolutely no causality between Tether and Bitcoin. You might as well show that SpaceX rocket launches coincide with a rise in Bitcoin prices. There was a successful SpaceX launch yesterday, and Bit
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by Speednet 6y ago
Lots of back-and-forth on specs and compatibility, yet somehow the complete lack of privacy outed last week has suddenly vanished from the discussion. There might be something to that "Apple-Chosen Reviewer" thing. Perhaps Apple
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by Speednet 6y ago
>> Microsoft is starting to make some really good machines like the Surface Laptop 3 (3:2)...alas with abysmal Linux support. Well, except for the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) in Windows 10. Also, "starting" to make? S
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by Speednet 6y ago
Wait - it was OK when ARM was owned by a Japanese company, but suddenly bad when a US company buys them? Being anti-US is not a legitimate point. If anything, nVidia will create new market opportunities and expand existing ones for ARM.