risho

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by risho 5y ago
you can tell youtube you've already seen it. you hit "not interested" and then click "tell us why" and then hit "i've already seen it".
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by risho 5y ago
sorry when i say they dont collect emails, i mean they don't collect your email address. they don't know your email when you use their service. your "username" is just a random string of numbers. there is no email. there
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by risho 5y ago
mullvad has a long history of proving itself as being a good faith actor in the space. it's also first to step into new technology and infrastructure because they are truly interested and ideologically invested in what they are doing.
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by risho 5y ago
the next logical question is why are they the only tv's available? the reason is the same reason that phones are getting bigger and laptops are getting thinner. (hint it's not some grand conspiracy to ruin your life or to fuck the
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by risho 5y ago
that's like saying that the internet isn't decentralized because lots of people interact using facebook. that address isn't decentralized, much like facebook isn't. that doesn't mean that bitcoin or the internet are
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by risho 5y ago
I tried switching ting as my mobile service provider a few years ago when it was something along the lines of 10 dollars per gigabyte and every time I wanted to watch a youtube video I had to ask myself "is it really worth 4 dollars to
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by risho 5y ago
nft's don't poison the environment in and of themselves. First of all they don't NEED to exist on a proof of work blockchain, and second whether or not you make or trade nft's people are still going to be mining bitcoin
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by risho 6y ago
Yeah that definitely seems like a mistake. I tried it and it worked. I'm going to appeal it and see what happens. This must just be one of the algorithms going haywire or something.
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by risho 6y ago
i agree that you should be able to do whatever you want with you device. if you want to download malware or try to manage it all yourself, then you should be able to do that. i think that out of the box, by default, having things managed by
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by risho 6y ago
all you need to do is look at the windows ecosystem vs the linux one to realize how important a software hub is. windows is a place where people download random one off pieces of software that may or may not be safe, will likely never be up
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by risho 6y ago
because the goal would be to have bitcoin be an international money, not a national one. i'm not saying people shouldn't pay taxes, i would just suggest that there are better ways to collect it such that it doesn't inhibit pr
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by risho 6y ago
because you can't use it as a money if you need to pay capital gains on every stick of gum you buy. they should find other ways to collect taxes that doesn't inhibit it.
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by risho 6y ago
proof of work is an energy black hole. it goes to where energy is cheapest. this means that it has a tendency to go to places where subsidies exist and destroy said subsidy. if there is a place where electricity is being propped up by taxes
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by risho 6y ago
I feel like I must be misreading something, because your second paragraph appears to me to be the doublespeak you claim to dislike. The problem with "free software" fundamentalists is they care more about the freedom of the softwa
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by risho 6y ago
who cares what nocoiners think? bitcoin used to be considered a ponzi scheme for terrorists and criminals. short term sentiment doesn't really matter. in the long run the actual technology will speak for itself whether that be good or
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by risho 6y ago
good. i'm amazed this didn't happen sooner. i have no idea how they can call eos and the dao a security offering and not xrp. xrp is one of the most obvious securities ever created.
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by risho 6y ago
you have to operate within the world that you exist in even if it goes against your idealized vision of the way things should be.
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by risho 6y ago
well, yeah. you shouldn't be doing 35 new cards a day. it's not anki's fault that you had several hours worth of reviews. it's your fault. anki scales to take up as much time as you tell it to. if you had done 5-10 cards
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by risho 6y ago
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/common-resource.asp >A common resource (or the "commons") is any scarce resource, such as water or pasture, that provides users with tangible benefits but which no
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by risho 6y ago
it isn't a commons if it's owned by a corporation. there is no tragedy of the commons here, because google bears the consequences of these rules. if people try to exploit it then google will either resolve the issue or go bankrupt
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by risho 6y ago
that is still way WAY more than enough to justify it's utility.
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by risho 6y ago
works fine on my phone.
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by risho 6y ago
how is this possible? isn't wsl 2 literally a virtual machine image on top of your ntfs drive?
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by risho 6y ago
>Even animated child porn is illegal because the theory goes, it drives demand for the real thing. Someone who flies flight simulators eventually would welcome the chance in a real airplane. And people who play Grand Theft Auto inevitabl
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by risho 6y ago
https://pastebin.com/v6BbEpbK You can also run an additional m.2 ssd in the WWAN slot which works just fine assuming you grab the correct type. It's not the standard m.2 though. It's weird and has 2 notches instea
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by risho 6y ago
I bought an amd based t14s with the base 128gb NVME drive and replaced it with a 2tb samsung 970 evo plus and it works fine. If you are planning on using linux you are likely to have a sub optimal experience unless you are okay with using a
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by risho 6y ago
can they actually block it if you use a non-standard port and force encryption?
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SerpentOS(serpentos.com)
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by risho 6y ago
I'm not sure that usenet could scale to the degree that reddit has. Part of what reddit does that makes it good(though it's both a blessing and a curse) is that a lot of the curation and moderation is handled by the community via
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by risho 6y ago
honestly who cares. this change is so benign.

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