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How is it different from regular 911/112 abuse?
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What are the supposed dangers? I can think of turning drones into self-guided missiles, obviously intercepting from the front since they are slow, but you can track planes visually too. And if this is to prevent foreign states, I'm sur
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In theory React websites should transfer less data since you just send a JSON model instead of one annotated in full HTML markup. The React runtime would be cached after the first visit.
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Nobody wrote their own C compiler, OS, for bitcoin, yet no such wide-spread attacks happened. BTW, this logic also applies to everything else - all websites in the world are hackable if the website owner doesn't write their own compile
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> and a negative $8bn entry described as “hidden, poorly internally labled ‘fiat@’ account”. > Bankman-Fried told the Financial Times the $8bn related to funds “accidentally” extended to his trading firm, Alameda, but declined to c
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Executable binaries are memory mapped into memory. So the pages are lazily loaded. So in theory you could study how many of the pages (4 KB each) of the binary were actually loaded to get a rough idea. Obviously not very precise since it ha
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It's about 200 lines of Python code to implement a Bitcoin HD (Hierarchical Deterministic) wallet using just the standard library and old-style addresses. This will give you a 256-bit integer as the private key. You can process this fu
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It helps to read the VS Code monthly update release notes, it takes about 3 min, but you'll be aware of all new features they introduce.
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It's a joke. When something bad happens, bitcoiners say "this is good for bitcoin".
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VS Code has this feature too, it's just not known.
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There is a sidebar widget. But it starts merged in the File Explorer view, and you need to drag it over from there to the sidebar to make it independent - https://stackoverflow.com/a/71522634 The widget is called &quot
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VS Code has that feature too, but only for individual files.
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Many times I want to undo to a previous state, but then apply again a few of the changes I just reverted, basically cherry-picking from the future (from the redo stack). It would be interesting to be able to see all edits as individual patc
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The Amazon "smile" logo is pretty good.
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The new logo is awful, but nobody really cares.
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SBF was trying very much at the time to give of Elon Musk vibes, that he is the next one. Elon at the time was posting the 69/420 numbers a lot.
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FTT has no purpose to exist now, it will be replaced by Binance token, BNB.
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But will Bloomberg pay to keep it's own blue check? https://twitter.com/bloomberg
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Person hits $2B Powerball jackpot, lottery officials announce(thehill.com)
3 points by 323 4y ago|1 comments
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Xapo, one of the biggest cold wallet firms in the world, has a security feature that you can request where their people fly on a private jet to meet you personally and confirm face to face that you indeed are the one making the request to m
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Video of them being installed. At 0:17 sec it's clear they are just laid down: https://twitter.com/saintjavelin/status/1580011095573827585
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But you assume that there is one word to describe the characteristics. If such a word doesn't exist, you might as well name it after a person instead of trying to invent a new word.
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Binance Acquires FTX(twitter.com)
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> Every one of these exchanges has every incentive to operate against the user's wishes, at the end of the day. It's not that simple. Operate enough against the user's and you'll find yourself indicted. Not being re
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No, it's evidence of group think and lack of critical thinking. If HN can spot scams so easily, how come there was no talk here about 3AC/Celsius and now FTX/Alameda being obvious scams.
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The ones which Russia is now deploying in Ukraine don't appear to be anchored in the ground, just laid on top of it - you can just push them away with a bulldozer or a group of people.
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You cannot squeeze that which is not in a squeezable position.
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If the ATM Cash Machine stops withdrawals because it's out of money it doesn't mean that the bank which owns it is insolvent. Even if you go to a bank branch, large withdrawals ($100k+) need to be announced days in advance, they w
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All of HN knows that Tether is a scam that will implode AnyMomentNow (TM). However, notice how for the second time in a year an unexpected crypto entity (FTX/Alameda) is the actual one which is in difficulty. The first time being 3AC&#
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Yes, they move them immediately. This was detailed in previous seize operations like this. 2013: > The FBI official pointed me towards this Bitcoin address, which received transfers of close to 144,000 in just the last 24 hours. "T

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