nannal

It is, bother are Procter & Gamble

The premise as I read it from the website was "You have a problem with tool X, replace it with tool Y." Why would I do this, I know tool X, everyone uses X if we need to move from tool X there's DBs and web apps, tool Y is a total unknown with no clear benefit.

Other issues: There was no Linux option for download so I can't try it & it's an electron app meaning there very well could be.

Is there any planned support for Linux, I'm aware of Cadmus (and can't get it to produce any noise) & Noise-torch (only turns off the mic when there's non-speech) but neither of these haven't worked to effectively filter out background noises.

This argument might be more appealing if we hadn't just come through a pandemic that an unnamed group of people were more than happy to describe as a hoax.

There's the myth of election theft if you needed a second example.

There really is a lot of 'misinformation' (outright lying) on social media.

You soundly bested that straw-man.

Once, a third of the way down the page. But sure it is there.

Isn't WaPo owned by Amazon's ex-ceo Jeff Bezos, I'd be concerned about a conflict of interest with regard to its reporting on the matter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Bezos#The_Washington_Post

> these were popular in Eastern Europe

Aside from Albania & the 1997 unrest, where else had these issues?

Maybe do some basic sanitisation?

https://buymysideproject.com/startups/scriptalert1script

Sounds like there's a fairly simple conclusion we can jump to that solves all the issue of burning fossil fuels.

Can you imagine being that hopeful about the future, I know a lot of people are opting not to have children due to the environmental nightmare those children would have to survive.

It would be easier, this TX came from my work's hotwallet & this one was part of my inheritance, you can see these TXs where that address sent to the tax authority assuring all tax has been paid as opposed to being passed around a call centre to talk to "Bob" so the bank can provide those details.

> Just regulate/limit mining, or even better put a capacity on electricity usage or have tiers where the more you use, the more expensive it is, making mining not worth it after a certain point.

Isn't that the exact method used, electricity is metered, the more you use, the more expensive it is.

Yes it drives up the price for everyone else because there's demand, but by that argument we would need to look at other energy intensive activities, like heating and driving, which feels like a step backwards.

A transaction takes ~10 minutes, to ensure that the block which the transaction is included in isn't orphaned some services institute a 6 block waiting period to ensure the transaction is stable. Should the block be orphaned, the transaction will re-enter the mempool on all hosts who'd confirmed the block and should be included in a subsequent block.

The transaction cost depends on the size of the transaction and the congestion in the mempool, the cost can be set by any sender depending on the urgency of the transaction.

File a complaint to your local gdpr body

212 did this aswell.

Not only that but they reported that a team from one of the organizations was actively assisting by monitoring the charging.

Cool toy:

    ;; ANSWER SECTION:
    pressbutton.dnskv.com. 604740 IN TXT "nannal"

I played around with something similar on my domain, using DoH to fetch txt values for page modification .

     dig TXT nannal.com|grep status

Plan was to grab that, pipe it into a JS switch statement and then change some CSS values based on the value.

> If you bought $100 of crypto back in 2008

That might prove more difficult than you'd think.

I've two machines tucked away near my desk & a sudden rise in the ambient hard drive rumbling has occasionally been an indicator that I should look into what's happening, usually it's just one of the larger torrents but it has also drawn my attention to a few bots going over my git server.

It draws attention to an alternate sense (hearing) when it comes to systems monitoring & information delivery, Phones are the common culprit of obnoxious beeping, whistles and tones but this sound isn't an intentional interpreted interrupting noise, it's a direct line from the machine.

I'm learning another cased language that isn't Latin, is Diem the right declension to use in this instance?

Yes but I imagine the argument would be that it leads to a reduction in supply & increased demand meaning fewer houses available to compete over which results in a higher over all price which can be applied to all houses, inflating the price beyond a houses intrinsic value.

Atom and vscode are both electron anyway, the progression to just doing it in the browser makes some sense

The risk was to insecure customers, companies house services weren't vulnerable to this to begin with.

> Can the same be done with bitcoin?

No, they don't have the keys, they can't sign a message as you.

The game works well in proton, I've played on Linux.

There is a significant difference, the repercussions for expressing thoughts and opinions in China are much more significant.

I wouldn't argue that we should ignore or accept constant surveillance in our daily lives, but I would argue that I'd rather not have my travel rights revoked for expressing opinions against the state.

I've not checked twitter api docs but I've seen stuff like "Posted from: Zombo smart fridge" and was under the impression an app could fill that field in with whatever they like.

Just as a warning to people that might want to try this, a lot of work has gone into monitoring the addresses tied to private keys created from potential words.

For example, if you use a word in the (infamous) rockyou wordlist as your private key & send money to the corresponding public key, it will not be your money for long.

If it were me, I think I'd be sneaking out an SD card in a condom in my prison wallet.

"No camera or microphone has been found!"

Using firefox 79, the usual prompts to allow permissions were not issued.