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by Canada 5y ago
I have to second this comment... I really like the Postman software (I don't use it with an account). I really want to understand how this kind of valuation can be justified.
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by Canada 5y ago
In practice presumes guilt without any evidence to justify suspicion, requiring everyone to report the purpose of every transaction, deputizing all financial services to enforce it, and prohibiting anyone from holding any significant asset,
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by Canada 5y ago
So, a bunch of tokens were dumped. They offer screenshots of an allegedly spoofed email and chat logs. The deepfake that would have fooled anyone, and thus excuses their mistake, they offer zero evidence of.
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by Canada 5y ago
Bullshit. It's no different than companies accepting cash payments. Obviously the goal of the tax authorities is to be able to track everything, but that's just not right. It's not okay for governments to be able to track and
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by Canada 5y ago
It's been declared a failure by whom? If by others and you don't agree, ignore and keep pushing. If you can see that the design/architecture choices you have made are wrong you need to scrap it and start again based on what y
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by Canada 5y ago
I agree, it's flame bait that adds nothing new to the discussion and the discussion here will become what can be summed up as "no it doesn't.. oh yes it does.. oh no it doesn't.."
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by Canada 5y ago
It is my understanding that this result is disputed.
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by Canada 5y ago
Yes, but none of them have been able to do anything faster than a classical computer can so far. It is not clear it will ever be possible to build a QC that is.
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by Canada 5y ago
QC would break secp256k1, but you don't get the public key to target on chain, you get the hash of it. QC doesn't help there. You could attack TX in the mempool as the spender reveals his public key(s), but you have very limited t
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by Canada 5y ago
There are venues where exchanges coordinate to track and freeze illicitly obtained funds. The majority of exchanges are represented there. Most likely the funds were frozen when they were sent to an exchange to cash out Fiat currency.
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by Canada 5y ago
This works very well, recommend it if you need to programmatically send yourself stuff via Signal.
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by Canada 6y ago
Doge is an unmaintained fork of bitcoind. They chained a few constants, that's it.
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by Canada 6y ago
Can geth provide the same traces that OE does? I need to be able to detect when some internal tx sends ETH to one of my accounts and learn the txid...
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by Canada 6y ago
I've yet to see anyone with strong opinions about MobileCoin's connection to Signal point out the fact that the cryptocurrency project started at the same time that Moxie worked on using SGX in Signal: https://signal.or
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by Canada 6y ago
You need a full fat DB if you want to be able to accurately detect transactions more than 2 days old. You need to do it if you care about more than just the current balance and don't want to rely on a centralized middleman such as ethe
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by Canada 6y ago
You are way off. The entire Ethereum blockchain is approximately 6 TB. Even a pruned version is over 400 GB. There is no specific cost for storage, only gas for execution. For dynamic storage the SSTORE operation stores a word (256 bit). It
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by Canada 6y ago
Yeah, that is really bad... but on the other hand, is it reasonable to allow 4 thousand pound cars to accelerate and steer however their software makes them? Seems reasonable that when there's a human inside that the car obey that huma
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by Canada 6y ago
I'm not saying Telegram doesn't have a lot of users, I'm saying that pretty much nobody uses the secret chat feature because it's not supported on all clients and even the clients that do support it can only do 1:1. So i
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by Canada 6y ago
Really? This is the MacOS one version 2.5.1 right? I'm looking and I'm not seeing the option for creating a new secret chat. Is this not the native one? Because the other one had a higher version number and I was running it on Lin
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by Canada 6y ago
It's not as if anyone even uses it. It's not even supported in the desktop clients.
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by Canada 6y ago
I use OpenBSD on all my utility boxes like firewalls, VPN endpoints, and internal nameservers. I use FreeBSD for my network storage. I find them to be a massive net savings admin hassle for those roles, but it's way, way too much hassl
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by Canada 6y ago
That system simply isn't possible, or at least there are no candidates for such a mechanism at this time.
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by Canada 6y ago
Popularity. I need to spend my time getting my job done not messing around trying to figure out why some tool that just works on Linux isn't working now. I really like BSD but I can't afford the time to get into the details of why
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by Canada 6y ago
So we can create derivitives to gamble with, of course. Come on, it's not the 1990s anymore. Instead of betting your uncle $100 that Trump is going to win it's now possible to use synthetic dollars to earn arbitrage profit by reba
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by Canada 6y ago
This is a really great paper that described the concept: http://www.citi.umich.edu/u/provos/papers/privsep.pdf You got the gist of it: you can have a privileged process that can access resources and pass them
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by Canada 6y ago
This technique is also used to implement privilege separation in OpenSSH.
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by Canada 6y ago
Wow that's sure embarassing. Aesop's boy couldn't afford half as many fake social media accounts as the Canadian Forces have and he yet he still got the job done.
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by Canada 6y ago
Censorship resistant publishing can be bought for a price like any other service. Blockchains need only provide a medium for buying and selling of that, not actually publish the data itself. Case in point: Storage coins are designed to rewa
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by Canada 6y ago
There are already tons of people complaining this is happening. Headset owners create Facebook accounts which are quickly disabled. Just do a quick Google: oculus facebook ban
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by Canada 6y ago
I agree that if you are doing a one off that nobody is likely to care about until some much later date it's probably worth while to OP_RETURN some proof on Bitcoin or something like that as it would be less ambiguous to prove that you

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