mahouse

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by mahouse 11y ago
Your point then is that I don't deserve my well being and I must accept a lower quality of life?
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by mahouse 11y ago
I haven't. My ancestors have. My very own grandparents have fought a civil war in my country. Have some respect.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Says the guy who has put his money to keep the Eastern European countries heads low.
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by mahouse 11y ago
It's not like we are forced to deal with them. They can also be relocated to cold but uninhabited places such as Siberia.
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by mahouse 11y ago
What a disgusting personal attack. I hope you are happy of having written this. "I don't like the political views of this guy so his project must be bad."
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by mahouse 11y ago
I must be the only one that cares about design, because the inconsistencies they introduced in margins, dialogs, style of buttons, etc. in 8.1 really grinded my gears.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Many people say that the problem with Windows Phone is that there are no apps, but the OS is crap as well.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Only that you only pay once for an OS, so by the time you realise many features are buggy, you can't just unpay.
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by mahouse 11y ago
I think the vinegar-scented sweat is even worse...
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by mahouse 11y ago
Even though I agree completely with you, you came to Hacker News to say that
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by mahouse 11y ago
I don't really trust an automatic tool with my configuration files, to be honest...
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by mahouse 11y ago
Less hassle? You have to renew it every a few months.
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by mahouse 11y ago
bettercap can't be recommended enough. A very very friendly developer too. It's a spectacular piece of software that will only improve.
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by mahouse 11y ago
I like that WhatsApp is tied to my phone number. It just works. That's the one of the biggest reasons of its success.
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by mahouse 11y ago
A migration to Gitlab. GitHub would have to start fucking the developers asses in a serious and violent way for them to move to another place, the same way that the SourceForge -> GitHub move was done.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Actually, that will not happen.
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by mahouse 11y ago
No, but an article will hardly change my opinion on black people.
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by mahouse 11y ago
My own suggestion is to switch to pig latin.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Well, you can't update an app with the same app signed with another certificate.
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by mahouse 11y ago
>and other critical shit I understood that reference.
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by mahouse 11y ago
>what would you have them do, block ISP traffic? Forbid businesses from accepting BTC. It's that simple.
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by mahouse 11y ago
You don't realise they don't want to be able to actually decrypt the texts, what they want is to frame you (or whoever they want) as a suspect just because you use some encryption software.
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by mahouse 11y ago
So they can know what you are doing? For example, if it's a business and they don't want their workers to spend all day on Facebook.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Well, that's actually a problem: if you are forced to use something like OsmocomBB, law enforcement will be more than glad to see they have a new reason to have you in jail.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Did you read the article? The author explicitly explains why Chinese miners don't want the block size increased.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Isn't the amount of money with real currencies also supposed to be limited? (I'm not the kind of person to complain about being downvoted, because I literally don't care, but I'd like to know what's wrong in what I
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by mahouse 11y ago
Doesn't the baseband control wifi too anyway? You should see the amount of things the SoC/baseband does.
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by mahouse 11y ago
>That's what North Korea has (to the extent they have internet), and it is a problem in every way. Is it a problem for the rest of the world? And I wasn't talking about Bitcoin in particular.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Just another reason to isolate our Internet from China.
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by mahouse 11y ago
That it gets funny I guess. Around my neighbourhood there's always a Pajero parked around. I've smiled at it for years. Childish humour never dies.

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