antocv

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by antocv 4y ago
Ukraine was not a vassal state from 1991 to 2014. Read the Independence Act of Ukraine from 1991, a referendum was held on that act by the entire population and approved with a clear majority. The text clearly states that Ukraine should be
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by antocv 5y ago
Yeah, as I said - nothing of significance.
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by antocv 5y ago
Now, we are sitting in our comfortable homes still and this is for us another thought-challenge about horrible events far away. I condemn all wars, but as nerds continue with the thinking and analyzing, this is not meant to defend any side
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by antocv 5y ago
Does anyone remember when Gitlab forbade employees from Russia? How did that go, whats the current status now that issue?
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by antocv 5y ago
But the negativity is well deserved Look at how the crypto-sphere reacted at FEDs returning "stolen" coins to Bitfinex like all praise and "justice served". Only HNers actually raised "hey guys why do you even crypt
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by antocv 5y ago
"Shouldn't all true crypto believers hate this news?" I for one am very sad about this news but much more sad about the reaction of "crypto OGs"
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by antocv 5y ago
Just cycles repeating. Remember 2013 then it was all kinds of shitcoins when the term shitcoin was most used, happened. Peercoin, FeatherCoin, AmsterdamCoin, TitsAndAssCoin. They all pumped and dumped. Somebody looking into crypto late 2013
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by antocv 5y ago
On ETH blockchain a transaction was confirmed, the transaction which moved 93 000ETH from Jumps account into hackers account. Jump has stated they now still have 93 000ETH since they wish it it is so.
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by antocv 5y ago
2 days ago Jump had 93 000 ETH, today they do not have 93 000 ETH. By casting a spell, today they also have 93 000 extra ETH. They are saving some of their potions for later time to cast wider spells.
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by antocv 5y ago
"Bitcoin currently has the highest cost to roll back blocks and therefore the most assurance." Bitcoin was rolled back at the cost of sending out emails several times.
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by antocv 5y ago
Happened to Bitcoin as well, the moment was the big block debate and UASF - the narrative from Bitcoin Core developers for years had been "miners hashrate 1 CPU 1 vote" (this is how they drove BitcoinNG out, the client by Andersen
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by antocv 5y ago
This comment is worse and more horrible than the parent.
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by antocv 5y ago
Did you pay for that app? If you did pay, did the license allow you to hold the seller accountable for any bugs? No? Ok then.
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by antocv 5y ago
NFTs are stupid. The masses however can not read out a word to its fullest letter like "cryptocurrency" they stop at "crypt" oh, and say "crypto". These are the people in the "crypto market" now to bu
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by antocv 5y ago
> Donald Trump was elected president Oh no, the end of the world is upon us, how could the people chose _that_ kind of guy as president. The people where meant to chouse _our_ woman it was _her_ turn. Ironic really, you are scared of dem
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by antocv 5y ago
Havent you noticed that people who see dark future post and tell it more often the past 30 years, than people who think "it will all be just fine"? I remember the late 90s doom and "oh no millenium 2000" gloom prediction
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by antocv 5y ago
Tips hat, good sir.
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by antocv 5y ago
It has happened, I declined. Many worked with LibreOffice with me, those who did not, my career took a different route than working with them.
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by antocv 5y ago
The first part should be suffixed with "at any workplace".
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by antocv 5y ago
> you have no other choice You always, always have a choice. Throw away the victim and obey mentality. Freedom is taken, not served to you. When someone send you a trojan horse.virus.exe you do not have to open it. Neither do you have to
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by antocv 5y ago
The government services dont show me any ads or dark patterns. How is it where you live? Does the IRS really try to trick you?
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by antocv 5y ago
> hard wait time to unsubscribe It really is the grandmother excuse "you the user dont know what the unsubscribe button is doing, so we ask you to wait 3h and confirm 4 times because maybe you are clicking by mistake since you dont
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by antocv 5y ago
> How can you justify not using Microsoft Office? I never had to justify it, nobody forced me or expected me to be using Office, they expected me to deliver a thesis or other document. When there was the "5% expectation", kindl
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by antocv 5y ago
I am not a cricket. I told you what to do, dont use that software, dont accept the license or terms, uninstall, deactivate, deny. Read a book, go hiking. You arent forced to use shit software.
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by antocv 5y ago
> an email will give you lots of email This is why I rarely use the same email address longer than 1 year now or try to manage different accounts for different spam. I just change the password to random crap and forget about that email a
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by antocv 5y ago
Ironically the "my mom" and "but my grandparents" angle is what has always been used to dumb down and introduce user-hostile patterns. Surprise, after 20 years the developers and managers assume they are building softwar
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by antocv 5y ago
> normal users have no choice on the matter. The choice to not use shit software is easier than going on a strike and demanding 8h work day instead of 14h. Which our ancestors also did, some died for the cause. I for one, do not use and
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by antocv 5y ago
Users tolerating such bullshit is the reason why it exists and keeps on existing. Nobody is forced to continue using dark-pattern software, nobody was forced to use Apple and tie their credit-card to their "apple cloud account", y
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by antocv 5y ago
You did not pay for any page to load fast or to serve you what you are looking for. Every web-request, every click you make with your browser, can deliver you a response which is unknown to you or your browser before-hand. There is no way f
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by antocv 5y ago
Look at the data per age group and per sex, when looking at 0-99 all 3 sexes does not tell the full story since 65+ have totally different risks from covid-19 than 20-29.

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