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7y ago
They demo'd the neuralink interface before the livestream started. Unfortunately a rogue AI took control of everyone.
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7y ago
I always figured if they actually had to do that, there'd be combat drugs handed out like candy and it wouldn't be that big of an issue.
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7y ago
At least they're transparent about it and you're getting paid for your data.
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7y ago
Maybe they should talk about those issues and not bring up market cap because market cap really has nothing to do with any of this
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7y ago
>This has a stink to it. TBH so does using market cap to dismiss criticism of Google
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7y ago
Guess it's time to check in with the hydroponics scene and see how things are coming along.
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7y ago
They just found a path further up and compromised you via that instead of bothering with the rest of the robots.txt :D
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7y ago
>Collateralizing difficult-to-value assets? A family like this definitely has connections. Maybe they collateralize favors that can be given to them and word of those don't get out because it's a tight-knit group.
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7y ago
If they block funds, that'll essentially blacklist the address from doing transactions, so it might be possible to launder it through legitimate services (otherwise Facebook blocks an entire exchange's wallet from moving Libra, th
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7y ago
What are Facebook redeeming? I don't think I'll need Facebook to transact with someone else for goods and services with stolen Libra. Goods can then be exchanged for USD and the theft is complete. They can mint, and that's no
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7y ago
Tavis Ormandy joked about buying those dips because of this and I really don't think either of you are wrong and I might start doing it myself.
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7y ago
Probably. M-Pesa sounds like a bank itself. Are deposits insured in any way? Do they work with victims to restore their account balances?
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7y ago
That’s a blockchain thing. They can fork, but they aren’t going to do that if I lose $150 in Libra. If they can single reverse transactions, there’s really no point to it being a blockchain. If it’s refundable then they are just paying for
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7y ago
>With Libra, anyone with a $40 smartphone and connectivity will have the ability to securely safeguard their assets, access the world economy, transact at a much lower cost, and over time access a whole range of financial services. Bad a
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7y ago
I'm embarrassed I didn't know <details>/<summary>/<ul>/<li> worked like that without javascript
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7y ago
It's worth nothing that Windows Defender stops the 'remote include' part even if there's nothing in the file (test.txt only contains the word 'blah' so we should get a parsing/stylesheet error): https:&#x
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7y ago
Unpopular opinion but I think you're reading way too much into it. People try to insert emotion/intent and end up getting offended by something that may or may not be behind the words. It's pretty natural because in normal co
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7y ago
I think most would just hardcode it or a reference to it (API call to secrets management) because setting up PKI for a single encrypted channel feature is pretty demanding and also more chances to get something wrong.
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7y ago
I didn't catch the video: was it for a specific system they didn't own/have permission for, or was it their own device that launched fireworks? I hope IppSec doesn't lose his uploads. And all of the computer security con
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7y ago
I have applied to companies and posted my contact info a few times on different usernames: Usually no response. Compared to some of the other people in those threads, my resume is not stellar, so it's not surprising that they can wait
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7y ago
That's why it'll 'work' for getting money. Satoshi won't come back to prove him wrong.
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Spoofing Presidential Alerts in 4G LTE Networks
(dl.acm.org)
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7y ago
I'm kinda leaning towards it, yeah.
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7y ago
They can't handle heavy machinery safely and you want to give them ammonia?
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7y ago
It only takes like a month or two to get your skills back.
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7y ago
Agriculture has a fairly high death rate as an industry though, I don't think that's really a point in your favor.
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Can’t wait until Facebook team wins it
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7y ago
Knock $10-20k off the price and put that towards hiring people to clean it. Bundle the house sale with cleaning services for a few years or something. The amount of people willing to deal with it will grow as the price falls, but that'
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This is why I said I don't want to replace the current system with cryptocurrency. Retail investors weren't prepared to handle the technical requirements. Part of that is on regulators, the other is on naive investors, another par
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7y ago
Can you explain why the ledger being run by ~27 different entities is NOT decentralized? How many governing entities (or validators; or people running blockchain servers) do you need before it qualifies as decentralized? I'm wondering
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