jonasdegendt

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by jonasdegendt 5d ago
Anyone can buy traffic on the proxy, not just click fraud, but cc fraud et al as well. Caveat emptor, it’s really not worth it compared to setting up a 3 USD per month Hetzner proxy box yourself, if you’re looking to pirate movies. For so
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by jonasdegendt 6mo ago
This would be true but you're not accounting for OPEC and other groups (e.g. historically the Texas Railroad Commission in the United States, not sure how relevant they still are) to balance production and price per barrel to what they
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by jonasdegendt 6mo ago
The whole game is basically one giant random number generator, so there was a lot to gamble on. E.g., two players put one million gold pieces in their inventory, equip no equipment (so no attack bonuses), every hit on each other is now an R
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by jonasdegendt 6mo ago
They did run a dicing clan as well, FWIW, although I doubt they were the first to do it.
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by jonasdegendt 6mo ago
There were dozens of ways to make money off of RuneScape back in the day. Selling bot scripts, running bot farms (this is still very lucrative to this day), running gambling rings, bulk buying gold and reselling, the list goes on. The ecosy
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by jonasdegendt 7mo ago
It’s a fun Vegas vending machine gimmick, but if I go to nice pizzeria I'd prefer my pizza be made by a human. Am I missing other use cases?
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by jonasdegendt 7mo ago
Didn’t Apple themselves at some point release an ad with a teenager using an iPad going “what’s a computer”? They’re pretty aware they’d be cannibalizing their lower-end laptop lineup.
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by jonasdegendt 7mo ago
I worked at a bring your own distro place before, ISO certified. I don’t exactly recall what we had to install for compliance but one of them was Clam AV. So it’s possible. I recall Arch, Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora being used. Relatively sma
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by jonasdegendt 7mo ago
Took a winter trip to Norway once with friends, which included a Norwegian that'd immigrated away to the much milder climate the rest of us were all used to. We got a meter of overnight snow and I'd never seen a person so eager to
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by jonasdegendt 7mo ago
The watch face can change, repurposing the hands for a stopwatch and compass mode. See the multigraph section: https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/auto/ferrari-luce
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by jonasdegendt 7mo ago
There's a more in-depth page on the Ferrari website: https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/auto/ferrari-luce
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by jonasdegendt 7mo ago
Those fall into the category of defeatism, perhaps?
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by jonasdegendt 8mo ago
> I had a very similar experience, except it killed my libido Did you, as well as the other people seconding this, have any libido left in the first place? I got on Sertraline because I was depressed, and it actually brought my libido ba
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by jonasdegendt 8mo ago
I feel like we do generally brush, a little too easily, over the fact that economics is still a theoretical science, of which finance is subsequently the practical and technical implementation. Much like psychology, sometimes we turn out to
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by jonasdegendt 8mo ago
Most Zoomers around me that pirate use some application that obfuscates the torrenting part away, they just have to know how to use a search box and hit play.
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by jonasdegendt 8mo ago
About 20% of sites, and there’s some big services behind Cloudflare so that percentage doesn’t even tell the full story.
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by jonasdegendt 8mo ago
You should look into different tires perhaps.
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by jonasdegendt 8mo ago
https://archive.is/NhyjE
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by jonasdegendt 9mo ago
I’m interested, please link!
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by jonasdegendt 9mo ago
Makes a lot of sense, thanks for the insight!
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by jonasdegendt 9mo ago
Hah nope! Even as a Belgian I find the naming of the Brussels train stations maddening. Brussels-Midi is the south station, so Brussel-Zuid. Midi allegedly means south in French, but I've never actually heard it being used over "s
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by jonasdegendt 9mo ago
Quite curious, which route was this on? Not one time have I had a consistent internet connection whilst flying transatlantic on Delta, KLM or BA airplanes, to the point that I regretted having paid for it every single time.
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by jonasdegendt 9mo ago
We self host Grafana Tempo and whilst the cost isn’t negligible (at 50k spans per second), the money saved in developer time when debugging an error, compared to having to sift through and connect logs, is easily an order of magnitude highe
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by jonasdegendt 10mo ago
> Someone studying abroad usually isn’t allowed to work Citation needed, because I'm almost certain not being allowed to work as a foreign student is the exception to the rule. A surface level Google search for Western European coun
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by jonasdegendt 10mo ago
I agree that mining is probably the worst of it, but trucks usually last a decade and a couple million kilometers, after which they’re shipped off to Africa or the Middle East where they’re kept on the road for much longer.
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by jonasdegendt 10mo ago
The Dutch simply shamelessly scratch their butt, and if someone's watching that's their problem ;)
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by jonasdegendt 10mo ago
I'd argue it's mostly trade news here, I'd assume the OP means commercial broadcasting, newspaper websites and the likes. Very different for your psyche in my experience.
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by jonasdegendt 10mo ago
It's much worse in America, in my experience. Much more deviation in cars/sedans/trucks on the road, with different road heights each, and MUCH more custom stuff on top. I'm in Belgium and headlights don't generally
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by jonasdegendt 10mo ago
We evaluated CUE, Jsonnet and CDK8s when we wanted to move on from Helm, and ended up using CDK8s. It's proven to be a good pick so far, it's in Typescript.
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by jonasdegendt 10mo ago
> That gives slightly better than the inflation rate ( Canada ). What do you mean? Over the last year any one of the index funds I'm in has beat inflation by a factor of five, some beat inflation by an order of magnitude. My worst p

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