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by jagger27 5y ago
> decentralized - disparate nodes communicating directly using agreed upon conventions. There is no centrally managed network. Think in terms of snail mail, IPv6, or phone numbers. This could be as simple as people using an agreed upon a
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by jagger27 5y ago
Can you give a specific definition of federated in this context? To me, federated means that autonomous entities can talk to each other if they agree on a protocol. E.g. making a phone call between different carriers, or, uhh, the internet.
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by jagger27 5y ago
I find 1080p at 27" to be comically big, let alone 32". Maybe my eyes are still young though.
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by jagger27 5y ago
That price is a lot less than I expected.
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by jagger27 5y ago
4K isn't dense enough for proper 2x scaling at that size though. You have to go fractional, which is okay, but not great.
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by jagger27 5y ago
A few minor things stick out to me: - the bold window title font is wrong - the window border chrome is too thick - the border around the desktop icon text is too big and off center All together it gives me an "uncanny valley" fee
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by jagger27 5y ago
If you want your bigger font back, change the DOCTYPE to HTML4 and use a good ol' <font> tag instead! <font size="+2">foobar</font>
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by jagger27 5y ago
If systemd is such a deal breaker, there's always Artix. https://artixlinux.org/
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by jagger27 5y ago
It's just not quite right.
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by jagger27 5y ago
> My original plan was to have a textual description of the algorithm since any choice of programming language or binary format might not be usable in 50-100 years time. I think any description of the algorithm at all would be better tha
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by jagger27 5y ago
I feel like it would be easier to run a JavaScript program in 50 years than some binary format. Definitely a tricky question. Something as important and as a will probably shouldn’t be encrypted in this fashion. Something more analog would
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by jagger27 5y ago
> In March, the Agency awarded a contract to the Telus Data For Good program to provide “de-identified and aggregated data” of movement trends in Canada. The contract expired in October, and PHAC no longer has access to the location data
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by jagger27 5y ago
"Capital innovations" is a great spin on business as usual VC control of capital.
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by jagger27 5y ago
And gleefully introduce contradictory trust issues that no one asked for.
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by jagger27 5y ago
We live in the same society. Don't even pretend that it is possible to live outside it, especially as a technologist. The point I was trying to make is the unknown of it. At least today we have a pretty good idea of who is unfathomably
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by jagger27 5y ago
I don't want to live in a society where some unknown shadowy figure(s) may or may not still hold the keys to the greatest fortune in human history.
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by jagger27 5y ago
It's because of the non-stop barrage of bullshit projects that don't solve actual problems besides "I wish I bought Bitcoin at $100 so here's my attempt to recreate that magic". TFA makes a solid argument about the
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by jagger27 5y ago
Mikrotik has a ton of options for that.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Forgive me if I missed it in the article, but what species of termite was it and where is it native to?
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by jagger27 5y ago
Sort of, with AGPL.
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by jagger27 5y ago
That’s not ls’s fault. That’s just your terminal's colour scheme.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Oh, that's a bummer.
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by jagger27 5y ago
That seems unlikely, and it's not really how Drop usually works. They collect pre-order payments before manufacturing. This is probably an unlimited group buy. Pre-oders on Drop.com usually stay open for a month or longer.
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by jagger27 5y ago
The Dactyl gives Kinesis vibes, you mean! :^) Kinesis has been around since the early 90s making keyboards like this.
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by jagger27 5y ago
If Apple killed the Mac, what would they develop all of their software on?
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by jagger27 5y ago
United States v. Microsoft was 20 years ago. Is there nobody left at Microsoft who remembers that?
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by jagger27 5y ago
How about the extreme lowball offer for a domain expert?
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by jagger27 5y ago
Ah yes the notoriously spammy .dev TLD. I guarantee you that .com, .net, and .org have far more spam and low quality sites than this stupid list.
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by jagger27 5y ago
GloFo is booked solid through to 2023[0], and that’s without AMD’s volume. Again, not everything needs to be on leading edge nodes. Since when are trailing edge processes not viable? I have no idea where you’re getting that idea from. For e
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by jagger27 5y ago
I'll cautiously recommend tildes.net.

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