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binaryblitz
8y ago
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8y ago
> I'm not really interested in dropping thousands of euros on the latest gaming hardware. > I'm probably going to drop around 3-4K on whatever replaces it. ...
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8y ago
and the NSA wasn't spying on American citizens. Oh. Wait.
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8y ago
Depends on the type/size of dog, and the quality of life you provide. For a small dog, $30 a month for food might provide quality food. For my dog (a 60+ lbs lab/pit mix), $30 would be horrible quality. Flea/Tick/Worm&#x
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9y ago
This has happened before and will happen again (obviously at different USD values, but the percentages are similar). It might take a while (last time took 3-4 years) but I think it will bounce back.
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9y ago
Do you actually use it for gaming?
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9y ago
If this is the case, why do ISPs spend millions fighting against municipal providers?
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9y ago
Not sure why, but I really expected more from the comments on HN. A lot of the people here seem like conservative puppets who are just upset trump didn't "win".
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9y ago
Really? You're gonna argue semantics?
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9y ago
> Judging a person's character by their sexuality alone is just absurd If you rape someone, you are a bad person. End of story. There is no _other viewpoint_. There is no _other side of the story_. I'll refrain from name callin
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9y ago
We're a ways away from it being as powerful as our current internet solution, but it's called a meshnet. On a super basic level everyone connects to eachother via wifi. No ISPs or mobile providers are part of it.
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9y ago
This has been my point for months, and we'll probably both be downvoted to hell, or just have our comments removed by mods. People need to be scared of screwing over the average joe. Companies and politicians are scamming us every day,
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9y ago
I feel like this happens with every president. People like to blame the person in charge when in reality, there are a LOT of other people doing nefarious things behind the scene. Not trying to let trump off the hook, more so trying to get t
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9y ago
Imagine the beginning of the new meshnet. It'll be like the internet was in the beginning. A bunch of computer nerds. I actually would kinda like that.
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9y ago
It's the first day of re:invent and they have a 40%+ market share of IaaS. Not surprising that it's all over HN. Note: I do not work for Amazon. :)
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9y ago
It's not paying to block competitors... It forcing a company to pay for their users traffic to not be throttled by the ISP.
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9y ago
How so? That's a pretty bold claim...
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9y ago
I really hope that something comes from this. However, we've been burned SO many times before...
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9y ago
How would the cloud be safer? If you have a personal setup you can control the level of security yourself, and a hacker would only gain access to your cameras, and not the cameras of everyone connected to the cloud. A lot less motivation to
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9y ago
Same here. Just a blank screen on Firefox Developer Edition. Took a screen shot of my console for ya. Hopefully it helps. https://imgur.com/a/1KwvF
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9y ago
> I am pretty much self-sufficient. You do realize that being "self-sufficient" enough to quit your job makes you wealthier than a vast majority of people on the planet? Even people that "can afford internet". Good lu
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9y ago
I have a 2017 MBP 15 with touch bar and love it. Granted it's newer, so I haven't had any key problems yet, but the keyboard is one of my favorite of all time. (I normally use a CODE keyboard with clear switches at work.) I also r
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9y ago
Give it six months and his startup will either fail, or have enough work that this isn't feasible anymore. He's very young and thinks he's going to do what a million other companies haven't been able to do yet. Good luck
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9y ago
Exactly this. I've worked at numerous startups and they're all the same. They all eventually fail, or become an actual company. I'd love to see what the author's "amazing work hard, play hard startup" looks lik
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9y ago
If you get some of the nicer pads for them off amazon, they're even better. Other than the music in my ears, I Honestly forget I have them on.
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9y ago
You can't charge your phone and listen to music through the dongle. This is the deal breaker for me.
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9y ago
Except that the data isn't actually submitted. Look at the dev console network tab. Those are favicon images. smh
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9y ago
Do you know what a DAC is? They "make a difference" by allowing you to analog headphones. So more so "required"...
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9y ago
There is literally a 'Report Abuse' button about two inches below the download button. That's what you use in this case. Being able to leave a review of something you haven't tried would just be silly.
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9y ago
Good god... It was a joke...
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