Atheros

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by Atheros 10y ago
That's also not a counter argument. Radio transmissions can be turned on and off.
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by Atheros 10y ago
You just typed an awfully large reply to someone being sardonic.
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by Atheros 10y ago
It's certainly unsustainable but that doesn't mean that it cannot be sustained for 20 to 60 years. The money can come from buyers of treasuries. And indeed it has. http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/spending_chart
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by Atheros 10y ago
Your charts don't prove him wrong. Your charts prove that prices are higher where houses are getting built, prices are low and where prices are high, houses aren't getting get built. Neither addresses changes in demand. (Price is
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by Atheros 10y ago
puzzled look No one has ever asked if I would backdoor it. I certainly wouldn't; that would defeat the purpose. Someone below linked to a random user requesting this feature: https://bitmessage.org/w/index.php?ti
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by Atheros 10y ago
Warren Buffet advocates an Earned Income Tax Credit. It's very similar to UBI except more politically possible. http://www.wsj.com/articles/better-than-raising-the-minimum-...
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by Atheros 10y ago
After the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, it turned out, in hindsight, that the best course of action was for people to say where they were. That memory and lesson was not lost by 2001. "Altogether, six people were killed and 1,042 ot
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by Atheros 10y ago
Even easier: Gavin could ask Satoshi which public key he still has the private keys for and then encrypt a message like "Gavin dfHte48FswdeIgre35VGFqwOIhedds" using the public key and ask Satoshi to send him back the text. This pr
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by Atheros 11y ago
If aliens ever land they're going to have the exact same sorting algorithms we have. Their history of CPUs will be the same as ours.
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by Atheros 11y ago
AT&T is a lossy network and Whatsapp is designed to operate well over a lossy network. MMS is not.
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by Atheros 11y ago
I commend fryguy for trying. People with PhD's in computer science have trouble figuring out how Zcash works. It seems to require a very strong mathematics background and it's an order of magnitude more complicated than Bitcoin. I
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by Atheros 11y ago
You can already do this. If you want to rest you step to the right. People walking continue to pass on the left.
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by Atheros 11y ago
Perhaps we should just wait for one to become a solid monopoly and then our anti-trust laws can take care of it. That seems to be the good middle-ground between freedom from regulation and freedom from monopolies. And it worked out pretty w
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by Atheros 11y ago
This is why graphic designers should be kept as far away from projects that create things that must be used by other people and not just admired for their beauty. The current subway map is a good map because it was basically designed by s
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by Atheros 11y ago
It should be clear to you that he meant that they are valuable because they have at least an education. You are being pedantic.
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by Atheros 11y ago
Actual ability is more valuable than potential ability.
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by Atheros 11y ago
But because we are not making an investment decision, there is no sunk cost fallacy. If we have two widgets and invest a lot of money into making the first widget better, and indeed it becomes better, it is not a sunk cost fallacy to call t
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by Atheros 11y ago
There is no evidence of a pump currently happening. This is not a pump and dump.
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by Atheros 11y ago
Why on earth would you write this article without an example of the Vignelli map? http://nycsubway.org.s3.amazonaws.com/images/maps/system_197... If anyone can name a better example of why you shouldn't simpl
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by Atheros 12y ago
If an Andy Warhol print hanging in the New York Museum of Modern Art, which even the museum doesn't take very seriously, can be worth millions, some previously ubiquitous carpet in a popular city can be worth tens of millions of dollar
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by Atheros 12y ago
The man in your example is more sensitive and should be fired and then jailed for assault. It's not ambiguous.
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by Atheros 13y ago
It isn't yet. It may never be as it requires a round-trip to establish a session. The Pond design appears to be good.
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by Atheros 13y ago
Bitmessage's solution for scaling can be implemented. I found your paper here: https://anonfiles.com/file/849506ebab91aa0ab90e98fc539446a2 It lacks a "summation of attacks that are possible on bitmessage&quo
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by Atheros 13y ago
Regarding the link, The proof of work requirement exists to keep the network from being flooded too easily. It has the side benefit that it may make sending spam uneconomic. That said, any attacker with a good GPU without a financial incent
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by Atheros 13y ago
No one is willing to pay money to send messages. I even proposed Satoshi Nakamoto's idea (possibly other earlier peoples' idea) to require paying to send a message but receiving money to receive a message and no one would accept e
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by Atheros 13y ago
Hello, I'm not sure what questions you have asked in the past but I would be happy to answer them here. -Atheros / Jonathan (creator of Bitmessage)