Donzo

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by Donzo 9y ago
It's ok. I appreciate your position and your reply, as well as your desire to defend good things. I think it's important to note here that WordPress is a project, not a business or a company. I don't think Google is trying to
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by Donzo 9y ago
They are not acquiring the company that maintains the open source CMS known as WordPress, which is also estimated to power 24% of websites on the Internet. They are developing free, probably open source, plugins and themes for WordPress. Al
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by Donzo 9y ago
What is insecure about WordPress? If you minimize your reliance on plugins, enable automatic updates, and harden your installation, it's pretty secure. At least I haven't had issues. Anything can be insecure if it's misconfig
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by Donzo 9y ago
Is this class implemented in Solidity?
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by Donzo 9y ago
I think that the rebrand better expresses the product mission.
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by Donzo 9y ago
The proposition is that free, instant transfers are so awesome that people will voluntarily run nodes. I like Raiblocks. It really functions the way that people want Bitcoin to function (free, instant, complete [no dust] transfers).
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by Donzo 9y ago
You are very interested in defining things. This is a case where imagination is needed.
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by Donzo 9y ago
Slippery slope: I can trust the court if I don't have to trust the data. I can't trust the court if I have to subjectively prove my arguments.
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by Donzo 9y ago
It's hard to imagine a solution to these problems because we are so far away from highly functional examples of this tech in action in the "real" world. That said, engineers live to solve problems in better, smarter ways. I p
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by Donzo 9y ago
Finally! He can melt all the ice-cream and destroy his customer. No, Bob's misconduct would potentially be provable in court based on the trustless data ledgers in the blockchain. Really, this example just shows one way how developers
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by Donzo 9y ago
All of the censors vote on if they have been tampered with. They will leave a record of their votes on the blockchain as Bob tampers with them in real time.
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by Donzo 9y ago
Another thing that you can do is use Apache virtual hosts and send all traffic that connects to the IP to an empty page.
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by Donzo 9y ago
Yes, the comment is premised on the future representation of assets in the blockchain. If the tickets were on the blockchain, they could be exchanged in the way that you describe.
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by Donzo 9y ago
Not only that, but there is a robust set of public data unlike any before.
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by Donzo 9y ago
Yeah, yeah, we'll write all that stuff in the fine print.
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by Donzo 9y ago
We could literally set up a company that does this for rich people right now and charge them a percentage of their estate. Some people are so untrusting that they would pay a percentage of the estate for such a service. Not to mention the t
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by Donzo 9y ago
Everytime you park the crypto in fiat, you face tax burderns. The Etherium Network imposes no such burdens.
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by Donzo 9y ago
Rich people just don't know that Ethereum does this, that it's built into it. Everyone (Main Street) just thinks it's a crypto currency right now. What about TRUSTLESS gambling? Hmm... Maybe there'd be a market for that?
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by Donzo 9y ago
Do you really believe that there's not going to be a market for TRUSTLESS wills? For tax-free, trustless estate transfers?
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by Donzo 9y ago
I upvoted you.
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by Donzo 9y ago
In all seriousness, I greatly appreciate corrections like this in a way that so few people do.
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by Donzo 9y ago
I must admit I only read the headline, but I'm sure the organizations are making due with the thin, tight-margins off black market cocaine, heroine, and methamphetamine sales.
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by Donzo 9y ago
No matter where the price points jump, in the next ten years a bunch of stuff is going to be running on Ethereum. Go long. Bet on the tech, not the hype.
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by Donzo 9y ago
Perhaps, but perhaps I should explain. I passed on Ether in 2014. It’s been hard to come to terms with that decision. But I finally decided not to double down on stupid. I’m going to beat some of these finance guys into this space. This is
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by Donzo 9y ago
Your idea got me thinking. Maybe we could clone other open source software. Do you think we could get away with it?
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by Donzo 9y ago
Dang, you hit that straw man hard. Easy.
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by Donzo 9y ago
Yup. Then you'll have a clone of the real deal.
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by Donzo 9y ago
Because of the value that the platform offers the world.
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by Donzo 9y ago
Yeah, but how many surprise egg videos does the average parent want to watch? The videos that most children like are of a very poor quality at which most adults would cringe. I've tried to redirect my children toward more high-quality
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by Donzo 9y ago
It's sort of like what Facebook did to class reunions.

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