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871.
by GTP 3y ago
This is what I meant by saying that it makes commerce easier.
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by GTP 3y ago
>Though I don't really understand why governments need a single currency. Just use your own currency and exchange other currencies, it'll settle down eventually. Because commerce is much easier if everyone uses the same currenc
873.
by GTP 3y ago
Interesting approach, but it has been proven by mathematicians (I'm not one) that the cardinality of the set of the real numbers between 0 and 1 is the same as the set of all the real numbers. I would suggest discussing your approach a
874.
by GTP 3y ago
I thought you could generate a key on your PC and store it inside the YubiKey, are you sure it isn't possible?
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by GTP 3y ago
I have to admit that I don't own an hardware security key. But since those let you use public key cryptography to login, you could at least theoretically use the same public key for multiple services. Whether the FIDO2 protocol lets yo
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by GTP 3y ago
I'm replying here to megous, since I can't reply directly to his comment. You have only one hardware key to backup, so you've got two keys in total.
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by GTP 3y ago
That's why you're always advised to have a backup passkey.
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by GTP 3y ago
> What's the issue here, people can't export backups of the passkeys? Quite the opposite. You can, and are always advised to, have a second key as backup that you can keep in a secure location. So in the same way as you don&#x2
879.
by GTP 4y ago
As he wrote, he's keeping it as a secret :D
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by GTP 4y ago
Your original question was about the existence of other technologies apart form blockchains allowing for transfer of game assets, and I answered that. My two main points are that there are other ways of doing it, and that the core issue is
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by GTP 4y ago
That's what I call a long time, but yes, it's just a matter of personal perspective.
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by GTP 4y ago
I'm not aware of any set of games that let you transfer items among them using a blockchain either, but this doesn't matter. Here's how it could work. First of all, before being able to transfer items there's some prepar
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by GTP 4y ago
> There are still other competitors who will be fighting over all of the customers looking for a new a company to replace the one that went out of business. Then you don't need to prove prior credit with another company: the competi
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by GTP 4y ago
Yes, so what added value do NFTs bring to the table after all?
885.
by GTP 4y ago
You can have interoperable assets without using a blockchain at all.
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by GTP 4y ago
> Even in your DVD store example a competing DVD store or streaming service could offer you a sign up bonus or discount if you could prove you had €5 or more credit with the store that went out of business. This makes no sense at all, wh
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by GTP 4y ago
I think that if you use the IPFS option, you can pin the generated files so you have them locally.
888.
by GTP 4y ago
Yes, the "raw" fish that you eat without cooking it, is actually first left for a long time in a special freezer that brings it to a very low temperature to kill bacteria and parasites.
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by GTP 4y ago
Being careful about what you're doing is the best antimalware, regardless of which OS you're using.
890.
by GTP 4y ago
I tried it, and got a nearly identical code: 7843 7885 663
891.
by GTP 4y ago
Wasn't there already a screensaver with flying toasters? Or I remember wrong?
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by GTP 4y ago
> In many library systems, the books that were the whole foundational reason for their existence have been pulped (literally, this is a source of income for libraries.) How is this a source of income?
893.
by GTP 4y ago
Which languages does your tool support?
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by GTP 4y ago
Same on Firefox for Android, but it can happen even for the furst answer if it is long-ish.
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by GTP 4y ago
There are researches working on the specific problem of AI safety, and I consider them to be the experts of this field, regardless of the fact that probably no university is currently offering a master's degree specifically on AI safet
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by GTP 4y ago
I think it's just a matter of habit: we're used to paying for physical goods, but over time we were accustomed to get digital stuff for free.
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by GTP 4y ago
I would add that, even if it was true that those tecniques were used already for a long time, it doesn't mean that we have to be ok with them or that we can't change our mind about them. It would like saying "this minority ha
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by GTP 4y ago
Do they have an archive of their challenges?
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by GTP 4y ago
Well, if we now consider videogames a form of sport called esports, I don't see why we can't do the same for competitive programming. But I think OP was referring more about the competitive side, regardless of whether it qualifies
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by GTP 4y ago
How can they detect that?

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