M4v3R

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by M4v3R 12y ago
This lets me down a little bit. If two guys that I consider to be very knowledgeable on this topic disagree on some key things, how am I supposed to get most of this right?
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Hey, I found a small typo in the presentation. On page 80, in "good" code sample, you can see: x |= MAC_computed[i] − MAC_computed[i]; It probably should be something like: x |= MAC_computed[i] − MAC_received[i];
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by M4v3R 12y ago
This only uses SpriteKit, for 2d graphics. SceneKit is for 3d stuff.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
The page indicates that it works on Macbook airs from 2011 and newer. However I own a 2012 version and it will not work, because it actually doesn't have Bluetooth 4.0. Which is a bummer, because I already had one app that use 4.0 befo
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by M4v3R 12y ago
That change only reduces RELAY fee, which means that nodes will now by default relay transactions with such fees to other nodes. The default minimal miner fee, which is what miners require to include transactions in blocks is unchanged.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
I agree with this 100%. When my internet gets slow I'm wasting so much time, because I'm still thinking it will finally work for me, whereas if its not working at all, I can go and do something else that is productive and doesn&#x
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Try and contact the authors, it's likely that they will give you at least a better upgrade price for version 2. Some companies also give out upgrades like that for free for people who bought previous version just before the launch.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
The article addresses your concerns. First - the author lives almost entirely on Soylent for the past year and half. The reporter wrote that he looked and behaved really healthy. Sure, there could be some side effects that will manifest muc
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by M4v3R 13y ago
Very early mice used COM ports, which could be locked into place.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
We're using GitLab for source code and issue management, as well as for internal documentation, and I must say it's really great piece of software. Plus, it's very actively developed and gets new features/fixes all the t
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by M4v3R 13y ago
It's worth noting that Meteor is a unique framework, because of the live templating engine and data binding, that allow you to design and prototype real-time applications very quickly.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
I got this, but I have too little time to verify whether it actually contains key information or not: http://pastebin.com/0CRw6hSy Edit: It seems that these are only trusted CA certs, there is no server cert in there.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
It has been repedately demonstrated that it is possible to get private key from the server using this vulnerability, as well as user login details. You don't have only one shot - you can query the server multiple times (and every tim
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by M4v3R 13y ago
It might be a coincidence, but last month I received an alert that someone tried to sign in to my hosting control panel using a correct password (which was long and random), but was blocked by a geo-filter (which blocks requests outside of
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by M4v3R 13y ago
But couldn't it be the case that with this bug you could sweep private keys from server's memory if they happen to be in there, because bitcoind is using them at the moment?
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by M4v3R 13y ago
Well, I'm not really in position of taking the whole service down at this moment, I would really like to have a way to patch it instead.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
Ok, anyone could assist me on how to update openssl without breaking anything? I've fetched newest sources from openssl.org and compiled them, but "make install" doesn't actually install it, it only got compiled, but iss
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by M4v3R 13y ago
From what I understood, an attacker could get 64Kb chunks per one request.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
How it is news? It's been around for years already. Was there a major new development in scrypt that I didn't hear about? Or is this just "let's submit everything tar snap related week" as cperciva put it?
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by M4v3R 13y ago
That's very responsible of them. Even if it means lost sales, it seems a right thing to do, and may ultimately give them a good PR.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
Yes, you need 2FA for each login, for releasing funds as a seller, and for withdrawing coins.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
Excuse my ignorance, but does anybody knows why they are doing it? Is there any piece of news I missed?
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by M4v3R 13y ago
That's true, in the US only SWIFT transfers should be used to prevent fraud.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
You only need to remember your password, from which your key is derived. You also need to write a recovery string (which can be used to derive your key as well) on a piece of paper and store it somewhere safe as a backup in case you forgot
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by M4v3R 13y ago
Yes, m-of-n addresses are the solution, we use it on Bitalo [0]. It's true that it is less suitable for day traders, and while they make the most of network volume, they are not the only purpose that exchanges exist. Some people just w
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by M4v3R 13y ago
Points 2) and 3) can be solved, an exchange that accepts fiat and signs a transfer immediately after placing an offer is entirely possible. At Bitalo we chose not to accept fiat, but it's not a limitation of multisig scheme.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
I don't know much about US then. Is Europe as far as I know it's not possible to revert a bank transfer once it's processed. So there's no place for fraud. But if that's the case for the US, what's stopping a t
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by M4v3R 13y ago
More and more services are starting to use an even better solution that includes proof of storage. Please see my comment above.
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by M4v3R 13y ago
A feature you're talking about already exists in Bitcoin, and it's called multisignature addresses. There are few wallets that implement them [1] [2], as well as one exchange [3] (full disclosure: I wrote it) where you can buy and

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