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by slavox 6y ago
From the same article I linked: Others, however, are not as comfortable with the relatively new currency. The first ever single-family home sale in Texas involving bitcoin was announced last month. The buyer, who works in the tech industry,
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by slavox 6y ago
> I'll believe this when somebody buys a house with Bitcoin. https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/16/bitcoin-is-finally-buying-in... "Our buyer has evolved, they've moved from mom and pops to young
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by slavox 7y ago
I also had issues with the mediawiki/wiki editors and their clumsy nature. For me I'm just after a simple pure text knowledge-base. Currently I use vuepress https://vuepress.vuejs.org/ The positives with vuepress
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by slavox 8y ago
I have been using firefly. https://firefly-iii.org/
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by slavox 8y ago
This is also my experience after about 10 years of Dvorak and I work on other people's computers in QWERTY daily. I will sometimes begin to type in Dvorak unconsciously if I am on a laptop keyboard that feels similar to my personal lap
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by slavox 8y ago
Sometimes it can be hard to know that your setup isn't working as you expected. Whilst commanding someone to fix it should be the last resort most people with voice activation would rather the setup work for everyone in the server so t
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by slavox 17y ago
Exactly what I was going to write! :P I find it really easy to tune out to music I've heard before, But it has to be to a good rhythm if there is too much irregularity I'll get put off
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by slavox 17y ago
That honestly blows my mind, My connection is 10MBit/s down and 2MBit/s up. And that about the best i can get.. I think i should move :P
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by slavox 17y ago
Torrent streaming is very efficient for the server costs, However you have to stop trying to lock everything down somewhere because though it's a nice thought it only annoys the legit users. In the end there is no way to stop someone just "
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by slavox 17y ago
How much is your monthly charge though? I mentioned mine just above..
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by slavox 17y ago
What are the caps/speeds like there on average? VS price.. I come from a world where "10Gig!" is a "extreme plan" and the largest cap is 80gig, Which costs 130NZD or 607.092087 Swedish kronor (So says my converter)
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by slavox 17y ago
I agree, But how many Video streams would we need to stream at once for it to overrun moore's law is what i don't get, Sure it's a heck of a big job, but it's not a falling sky as such. 3D enhanced video sounds great! but all these technolo
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by slavox 17y ago
I think spam is still a technology problem more than a person problem, Spam can be beaten. Things like piracy can't. EG, There are only so many ways to display spam to someone, And if we aren't seeing it it's going to stop. But there will a
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by slavox 17y ago
I found this article, rather vague.. How is it that computer networks will override moore's law? Either networking is inherently too costly on CPU/Hardware Or someone miscalculated that with a rise in computer power the networking infrastru
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by slavox 17y ago
Honestly I actually agree completely, If anybody actually bothers to search through the trolls and actually uses a mac they might understand this. When you have a problem with a mac you can't fix it, 90% of the time the problems are hidden
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by slavox 17y ago
I think it's much more positive to look at the development that is going on around the newest version of firefox, with open source technologies for streaming media. Just look at adobe and their dedication to 64bit linux users, Because it wa
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by slavox 17y ago
This isn't all true, What about the SSL providers that we hardwire in for security? What about the Microsoft update domain.. And for that matter all automatic packaging systems It is conceivable that if someone was to have enough access ins
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by slavox 17y ago
wow, It's surprising how small that actually is in reality
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by slavox 17y ago
Reddit links here, So they have some good comments as well for anyone reading on http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/8cm8w/defensive...
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by slavox 17y ago
Out of curiosity how much MB/GB bandwidth did this total too even though your host doesn't limit you?
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by slavox 17y ago
Probably A history of computing and technology from flight upwards. Then give them a low down on wars and show them how ruthless we are.. Then before they go to bed i'd read them the bible as a short fictional story.
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by slavox 17y ago
Apparently this guy is just taking the credit for this, He didn't really do it.. Or so say the interwebs.
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by slavox 17y ago
It's good to see some smart thinking on the iPhone front, I find a lot of the closed source software lacking in features due mainly to the uncompetitive nature of the store.. "My app sells for 5$ with these features, Why add more when i can
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by slavox 17y ago
Great writeup though the title mislead me, I totally expected a RX-8 Driving around.. But very cool!
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by slavox 17y ago
This article completely missed the point, Youtube has been the subject of fights for years, But Google bought it knowing it wouldn't survive without their power. Google makes statements, They make browsers just to push the industry, Bid on
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by slavox 17y ago
This site has been on 4chan for a few days, It's being bombarded with trolls and the like. it's unlikely you'll get a good conversation in until they are bored
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by slavox 18y ago
Hole punching firewalls is almost as old as NAT itself, but it's still really useful. Got HTTP access? Tunnel a command to the server over HTTP and punch the ports Of course if someone simply disallows access to the skype servers it breaks