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Each chain/dapp/offering usually has its own slack or discord.

coinfund.io/steemit.com


Ethereum had multiple Proof of Concepts before their ICO.


Not advocating for either shitcoins, but Tezos has code and testnet https://github.com/tezos/tezos


Interesting, so Tezos dev team is mostly based in France from OCaml PRO. Just going by the "signals", I think they have a SOLID dev team.

https://github.com/tezos/tezos/issues/46


"either shitcoins?"


Ethereum or Tezos


as much as im a bitcoiner, calling ethereum a shitcoin or even hit ing that its in the same ballpark as Texos is a gross injustice to ethereums accomplishments this far and a massive embellishment of what tezos currently is.


Not if you include all the puppeteering done by Joe Lubin and Consensys on Ethereum "Foundation" and organized bumping with ICOs coordination. Business aside, the tech is full of shortcuts and snakeoil. So far they haven't done anything that wasn't debated by the cypherpunks of the 90s and deemed insecure and irresponsible. Of course, many will claim that they did something, but with that mentality, Bitcoin wouldn't still be alive and running till now.


That's 86.5% miners signalling to signal support. Segwit2x is still yet to have a working and tested implementation.

Would you support something which has not been fundamentally tested?


> Segwit2x is still yet to have a working ...

https://github.com/btc1/bitcoin

> ... and tested implementation.

It will go online on the testnet tomorrow


> It will go online on the testnet tomorrow

It seems rather premature to call it working before it gets properly tested. And three weeks is a woefully short time to test something like this, fix any issues that are found, and then re-test.


The testnet is already online since a few weeks now. But according to the segwit2x timeline this step should come tomorrow if they are still on track:

July 14 - Agreement Participants Install and Test Milestone


It's because its a thin layer ontop of a Coinbase Referral (Coinbase only has BTC/ETH/LTC)


Interestingly enough, it is launching when BIP148 activates for Bitcoin.


Is this much different to nativefier? [1] I made previous use of this by wrapping different AWS console logins (personal, work, prod) so I could be logged into multiple at once.

[1]: https://github.com/jiahaog/nativefier


.env or ENV with AWS KMS


What was your use case where you needed pgdata in both the HOST and a container (or multiple)?


Simply just backup it up. There is no way to back up Docker volumes, except for making an other container only for this purpose which runs rsync or something similar.


The comment you are replying to mentions once the docker image is built, referring to the built layers. These are guaranteed to be identical.

Building from scratch, is not always guaranteed to be identical.


Ah okay, got this wrong :)

Yes, the pre-build images are always identical.

Nix starts a step before this with solving the problem, so building from scratch is also guaranteed to be identical.


How do you come to the conclusion that the entirety of Samsung don't understand or respect software, when they clearly show great contributions to OSS? [0].

[0]: http://linuxcontrib-inn.rhcloud.com/


Well, in the case of Linux they are legally bound to provide the source code to any modifications they ship in binary form to a third party due to the GPL, I don't know what their track record is when they don't have to release the source code.


There are a lot of projects that are totally open source, and yet terrible software. An awful lot.


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