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by Canada 6y ago
There is some type of tracking code in the URL which should be removed.
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by Canada 6y ago
I saw this years ago on Rogers mobile devices in Canada. Freaked me out when I noticed it. But then it's behind NAT, so whatever. Always wondered why they chose that address space though. Like there aren't enough addresses to use
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by Canada 6y ago
These sites are never accurate I don't know why they make the frontpage every couple years
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by Canada 6y ago
canarytokens.org is great. highly recommend them.
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by Canada 6y ago
The other problem is that the shares must be combined to recover the secret and doing that safely is hard. It's not a problem if the use case is say, protecting the recovery key for my laptop by giving shares to friends. But in the cas
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by Canada 6y ago
You can transfer out more than that from your account, if you can show approved reasons. The $15k limit is on ATM cards+forex buys at the bank. There are also tons of grey ways to get cash out too, especially if you have a lot of money. It&
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by Canada 6y ago
$50k? Those were the days. It's not even $15k now, and it's much more strict in how it's added up.
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by Canada 6y ago
What does that really mean? Is it stable for those who hold it in China where the amount you can legally transfer overseas is limited and that limit has been both going down and much more effectively enforced in recent years?
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by Canada 6y ago
He can't be serious. Based on how much he's on it, it's obviously his favorite site. Just look at his numbers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump_on_social_media#R...
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by Canada 6y ago
> Whatsapp could deploy individualized specific clients to target users, perhaps at the behest of governments. How can Facebook/WhatsApp do this on Android or iPhone?
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by Canada 6y ago
What is the point they bring up? "1. Does the service implement end-to-end encryption"
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by Canada 7y ago
Nice design, really clear presentation of the content!
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by Canada 7y ago
Then why does it make a difference whether you dereference a pointer to the stack or the heap at any point in your program? The hardware representation of an int isn't part of C either but it most certainly had an effect on how your pr
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by Canada 7y ago
Apple resells the used devices to the public, so they aren't just throwing them in the trash
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by Canada 7y ago
They won't try to stop you. The average persons indifference will do it for them. Most people won't build Signal from source or let you install it for them. Anyone who does won't get any updates, so over time the installed ba
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by Canada 7y ago
No, it's not possible to create such a system without fatally compromising safety. Take Bitcoin cold storage: People use offline storage and specialized hardware wallets to store their keys more safely. Now imagine there were some priv
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by Canada 7y ago
EOS mainnet launched in 2018 and it certainly has wallets. As far as I can tell it does what they said it would do.
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by Canada 7y ago
I'm not so sure that analogy holds. The problem is that it presumes the skeptic of the heliocentric model has significant followers and that there is any point in changing their minds. There is no point in the astronomer debating that
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by Canada 7y ago
I think there might be a 4th option for moderation: Local filtering like ad blockers. Perhaps if big centralized platforms came with stricter liability there might be an opening for more open/distributed protocols once again.
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by Canada 7y ago
But a program has to request access to any resource from the OS so that the kernel is able to enforce those rules. That's not a good analogy to how individuals and companies in an open society interact with government and each other.
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by Canada 7y ago
Market selling that much Bitcoin in one place isn't quite possible right now, but you could do this in a day on Coinbase and get real dollars in your bank account. If you split it up and sold some on other exchanges like Kraken you cou
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by Canada 7y ago
I agree with everything you said. Especially your point about the blindness to it all. People spin these narratives like "Silicon Valley North" and "Hollywood North" when reality it's all branch offices. There is a
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by Canada 7y ago
Does Telegram use end to end encryption by default yet, or does it still send and store everything except for secret chats to the Telegram service in plaintext? Also, when you use the secret chat feature does that now support multiple clien
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by Canada 7y ago
Only after the coffee goes in the big container full of lots of other coffee is it rendered unidentifiable. If the coffee vendor didn't pour the stolen bag of beans into the rest of it then it's still clearly identifiable. Bitcoin
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by Canada 7y ago
Let me put this another way. Please remember that for the purpose of this discussion the receiver of the stolen goods and the person they are sold onward to are 100% innocent and nobody suspects them of being dishonest. If the receiver was
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by Canada 7y ago
Unidentified parties mine blocks all the time, so it's doubtful that blacklists sent to the well known pools would be effective. Are they just supposed to orphan mined blocks that contain blacklisted inputs or outputs? How can anyone r
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by Canada 7y ago
> It just means that reputation, verification and insurance become critical to the coffee market and that friction makes the coffee market way less liquid. That is true, but generally everyone wants commodities markets to be low friction
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by Canada 7y ago
There already is such tracking going on, exchanges do freeze balances sometimes. The problem is that if the stolen coin gets traded before exchanges can freeze them you wind up with a lot of innocent people holding those coins and it's
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by Canada 7y ago
The government alleges in the indictment that he signed a contract to setup a joint research lab between Harvard and the Chinese university without informing Harvard at all let alone obtaining its permission to enter the institution into su
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by Canada 7y ago
Interesting problem. There's some good ideas in here, and I think you might get some better ones if you add more details. You said that you have been assigned the task of replacing the "zombie" program, which I assume means t

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