DavidHilbert

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   by DavidHilbert 3y ago

   I did a lot of research on this at one point, and these are what I ended up going with and was quite pleased. You can probably find them cheaper at abe books or somewhere, I'm just linking amazon for the ease (hopefully amazon links ar
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   by DavidHilbert 3y ago

   I hate read comments here, because they are always AIDS. People arguing about whether non technical people know what a zip file is for example. But this comment was a shiny diamond in a pile of turd, thank you.
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   by DavidHilbert 5y ago

   I have the exact same thing happen to me. I'll talk to someone from a diff area code that I never get robo calls from, and then bam, robo calls from that area code. I'm on Verizon
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   by DavidHilbert 5y ago

   looks like there are more digits cropped out so it's going to make it a lot harder since you won't know which bits you have
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   by DavidHilbert 6y ago

   > The solution to a puzzle is meaningless if the same solution can be shown as the result of two different inputs. This isn't true. There are an infinite number of inputs that result in the same solution for bitcoin (or any hash)
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   by DavidHilbert 6y ago

   its not blacklist and whitelist because "black=bad, white=good", black is the abscense of light, hence the light is blocked, white would obviously be the opposite. So its black because you are blocking things, and white because yo