plebianRube

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by plebianRube 2mo ago
'genuine(ly)' and 'honest(ly)' too.
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by plebianRube 9mo ago
In the future, we could use some sort of traffic management system, were cars which conform to a standard are able to 'link-up' and move as one unit like a train, it would relieve alot of the stop and go and improve flow on conge
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by plebianRube 9mo ago
ITER achieves net positive energy for 20 consecutive minutes (nature.com) 1205 points by physics_lover 12 hours ago | hide | 402 -Sustained fusion still only 10 years away!
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by plebianRube 3y ago
I've had magnetic drives with excellent data integrity that spent the last 20 years un touched in self storage units. I have read CD-RWs of approximately the same age with no data loss. SSDs sacrifice durability of data for io speed
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by plebianRube 4y ago
I try to tell my 'past' self events that have occurred. I also try to listen to any future 'self' notifications. It's mostly a fun thought experiment.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
It does especially when learning from the article, with Argentina's average income, earning an extra device is no small feat: "An iPhone is not cheap in general, and in Argentina less so. The current price for an iPhone 13 is ca.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
What better answer than drawing butts of course, to all of those students who are wondering where they would ever use sin/cos/tan in a real world application.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
The energy app is pretty good, it fits pretty well with my double policy but I don't look at it anymore, since it requires diverting my attention moreso than glancing ant the estimate, and additional tapping to bring it up. As a rule o
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by plebianRube 4y ago
It may be better, but I generally look at my current Wh/km usage for an estimate of my remaining range. Average over 130000km (3y) is 191Wh/km Winter can be as bad as 330Wh/km (-30C 110km/h) Summer can be good, but I&#x2
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by plebianRube 4y ago
I make sure the displayed range on the M3 is double for the distance I want to travel. Winter tires, snow and ice sticking to the car, and -15C are quite normal occurrences here, and range display is pretty consistently half of what to expe
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by plebianRube 4y ago
I don't. I pay the counterparty directly with lightning for under 200 fiat equivalent, or on chain for larger purchases. The point is, I never need to buy fiat (what you call withdrawing)
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by plebianRube 4y ago
You're going to have to get used to people ignoring you and working around you then. I don't want to help you understand bitcoin, because I don't want insufferable obstructionists having a say in humanity's future. What
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by plebianRube 4y ago
Great thing about bitcoin is you don't have to use it at all. It is opt in. I don't tell you what to do with things you buy that I think are useless. Those who purchase or generate electricity can do so with it as they wish, it is
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by plebianRube 4y ago
Bitcoin is great for the climate. It currently uses .1% of global energy, instead of all the worlds energy as predicted in 2017. It makes use of stranded energy, off peak energy stabilizing grid production, incentivizes green energy build o
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by plebianRube 4y ago
Shouldn't there be a popup to subscribe to a newsletter before scrolling 10% of the content?
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by plebianRube 4y ago
7 also resolves to Sunday, but doesn't take away from the fact that the first index [0] is Sunday.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
Sunday is the first day of the week in crontab. First index in the array, 0.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
You the laborer have the capacity to decide where the value of your labor should be kept. Whether some think it's leaky, or that it is a melting ice cube or ultrasound money is irrelevant. Despite or with support from opinions of other
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by plebianRube 4y ago
So did Netflix and Amazon Prime.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
I don't have time to thoroughly research the topic and come back to you, so maybe you can do some leg work. But I do know people over estimate what can be accomplished in a year and underestimate what can be accomplished in 10.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
I may only buy when Fidelity and Blackrock say it is safe for retail, if at all. Until then, I will let institutions take the risk and I will stick with my index fund.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
Lightning is popular because few prefer slow transactions. El Salvador primarily uses lightning network, same network Strike uses for instant cross border payments.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
Yes. In a fairly large public company I worked at, I remember a DBA on contract got fired because he knew absolutely nothing. But only a few weeks later he was back, in the same building, but using a different name on a different floor work
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by plebianRube 4y ago
Search function on the web shows 99.9%
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by plebianRube 4y ago
HTTP represents any documents as ... drum roll ... text. It is literally in the name of the specification. If it were meant to be a document transfer protocol, HDTP would have been a better acronym.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
90% of coins are mined already in circulation. I do not need to buy cash since I buy what I can with lightning, which is in no way impractical for me.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
Why is it still in use in China then? How are nodes and miners still operating there. You give evil too much credit.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
Since it is public, what is my address? Tell me the last 5 lightning transactions I made.
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by plebianRube 4y ago
I'm not reporting shit. They will have to physically track me down. Even then they cannot seize it, and a transaction script is already in place to send to a trusted address if no spend within a certain time. I don't give a fuck a
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by plebianRube 4y ago
I'd rather die and be tourtured for using bitcoin than suffer under someone else's dystopian wet dream.

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