Nutomic

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by Nutomic 10y ago
This is wrong. There is no faster way for preimage attacks with truncated SHA-2. http://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/9435/is-truncating...
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by Nutomic 10y ago
You can also use the Perspectives plugin to have other servers check the certificate. https://perspectives-project.org/
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by Nutomic 10y ago
You can increase the rescan interval in the folder settings (advanced settings section). If you use inotify, you can just set it to 0 to disable automatic rescans.
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by Nutomic 10y ago
Syncthing has the .stignore file: https://docs.syncthing.net/users/ignoring.html
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by Nutomic 10y ago
It's weird that bankers never get sued, after causing millions in damage.
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by Nutomic 10y ago
In Germany, every citizen is required to give first aid, as long as he doesn't endanger himself. If you don't help, you can get sued. And the law protects first aiders, so they can't usually get sued if they do something wron
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by Nutomic 10y ago
Why is the current system in Germany only 30 years old? As far as I know, there weren't any laws changed with the unification (except of unifying Germany of course). So it's really a 70 year old system. Agree with your point thoug
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by Nutomic 10y ago
I was in Cuba this January, and I didn't get the feel that this was illegal. We bought the cards on a busy street in Havanna with no problems at all. Also, we paid 2 CUC and were told the official price was 1 CUC.
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by Nutomic 10y ago
Napster was centralized, that's why it was taken down. Now we have torrents. When a torrent site is taken down, 10 new ones replace it. I think with projects like Ethereum, IPFS and others, there will be a huge push for decentralizatio
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by Nutomic 10y ago
I'm really surprised that Berlin isn't mentioned. Admittedly, I haven't spent much time in other German cities, but Berlin should be the best in cost of living and also in startups.
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by Nutomic 10y ago
Unfortunately?
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by Nutomic 10y ago
What do you think is a realistic time frame for self-driving cars?
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by Nutomic 10y ago
That fork is KeePassX [1]. And it's cross-platform too! [1] https://www.keepassx.org/
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by Nutomic 10y ago
> /r/Bitcoin seems to have become a toxic echo chamber for irrational hatred against former high contributing core members and almost any kind of counter-views are censored which is honestly quite disturbing. You should go to
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by Nutomic 10y ago
But that would only be a problem if I lived in the USA, right?
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by Nutomic 10y ago
Thanks, fixed!
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by Nutomic 10y ago
A public key is pretty long for an address (eg ~500 bytes for RSA-4096). Instead, you can use a hash of the public key for an address. That's what I'm doing for Ensichat [1] [1] https://github.com/Nutomic/ensi
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by Nutomic 10y ago
I am currently developing a decentralized messenger that might fit this description. I've developed Ensichat [1] as a messenger that works over Bluetooth and Internet, by sending messages peer to peer. At the moment, I'm adding ad
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by Nutomic 11y ago
I guess you could easily strap a smartphone or laptop to the Roomba to do the actual position tracking.
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by Nutomic 11y ago
I wouldn't say that's true. I have an app written in Scala [1], and the apk is just 4 MB. Sure, that's more than a comparable Java app, but many apps reach 20+ MB due to graphics anyway. [1] https://play.google.com
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by Nutomic 11y ago
They should follow the user's interest because if they don't users will just leave Bitcoin for another cryptocurrency. Who wants to use a crypto that has 0.50$ fees, and takes hours to confirm a transaction?
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by Nutomic 11y ago
That's exactly what we're doing. Here's a chart for Bitcoin Classic blocks mined: https://coin.dance/blocks/classic
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by Nutomic 11y ago
That's because List is an interface, not a class. FYI this works in Scala: val j = List(1, 2, 3)
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by Nutomic 11y ago
Can you name any criticism of Gradle? I've used it for years now (for Android development). It's steadily being improved, and is really good in my opinion.
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by Nutomic 11y ago
On a private network, you can decide who is allowed to mine new blocks (and also their hashrate). This keeps mining costs low, and means your data stays private. And it means you don't rely on Bitcoin (which I guess might be a big plus
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by Nutomic 11y ago
If the block size is increased, a lot more transactions will fit in a block, so transactions would get much cheaper. And while it's a great goal to have all monetary transactions use Bitcoin, that is very very far from reality for now.
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by Nutomic 11y ago
I'm currently working on a decentralized instant messenger Ensichat [1] which does exactly that. Right now, it only works over Bluetooth, but internet support will be coming very soon! But as others have mentioned, many problems become
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by Nutomic 11y ago
I'm currently working on a decentralized instant messenger Ensichat [1] which does exactly that. Right now, it only works over Bluetooth, but internet support will be coming very soon! [1] https://github.com/Nutomic&#x2
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by Nutomic 11y ago
Debug mode and obfuscation are completely seperate concepts. You can have a debug build with obfuscation or a release build without. Google Play doesn't care if an apk is obfuscated or not.
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by Nutomic 11y ago
Which is really annoying if you actually want to import a different CA (like CAcert.org).

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