Shoothe

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by Shoothe 9y ago
Support for Client Certificates.
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Wait, are you suggesting using public key fingerprints instead of easily memorized names? Just like onion addresses?
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Excellent, thank you!
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by Shoothe 9y ago
> ... except for the curves, all the crypto primitives are derived from Keccak. This sounds intriguing. Could you share some keywords helpful in searching for more precise descriptions of deriving various crypto primitives from Keccak? I
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by Shoothe 9y ago
> One HTTP call and JSON deserialization is often more thought and effort than people want to put in. I rest my case.
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by Shoothe 9y ago
On a low level there are no "coins", just numeric amounts of smallest units of Bitcoin (satoshis) attached to outputs. Outputs have predicates (scripts) that allow the one who can satisfy the predicate to move amount in the output
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Tangential but I find it funny that such a simple service has libraries for so many different languages. Is one simple HTTP call and JSON deserialization that hard? Personally I'd be more concerned about bringing yet another 3rd party
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Well they are characters so they are in different sizes by design (like vector graphics). For the reference here you have one with description how they are generated: https://emojipedia.org/flag-for-united-states/
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Very nice service. Using unicode emoji for flags would be better than pngs IMO.
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by Shoothe 9y ago
51% attack does not allow stealing other's coin but it allows forbidding you from using them (your transactions will not be mined). See [0]. [0]: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/658/what-can-an-.
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by Shoothe 9y ago
For the record I'm not trying to argue generics are not important, on the contrary having worked with them for years go seems to be too limiting in this matter for my practical use. But I agree they can be tricky to get right (compare
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by Shoothe 9y ago
It's interesting that generics are so important now but they were almost dropped from .NET schedule as being "academic only": https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dsyme/2011/03/15/netc-gener...
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Does caddy still stop the server if it can't access Let's Encrypt service even though certificate is valid?
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by Shoothe 9y ago
It depends on what do you mean by "widely understood". People that deal with numbers know the difference, but other can just read Wikipedia, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percentage_point It may be simila
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by Shoothe 9y ago
> 1. Humans have always been "merged" with technology. This can be also generalized to other animals see "Extended Phenotype" by Richard Dawkins ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Extended_Phen
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Surely they'll join the ranks of other illegal numbers: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Bitstamp.net was also unavailable for a while. Weird coincidence.
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by Shoothe 9y ago
> Because we paid for that model, it belongs to us. Just like how if I pay for an illustration I expect the PSDs. What? They want "the PSD" before buying.
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Oh, it looks more and more like regular exceptions (nested errors, details, kinds).
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Tool for recovery of private keys from corrupted wallet.dat(makomk.com)
1 points by Shoothe 9y ago|0 comments
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Ha, funny, just this Monday I had to recover wallet.dat from a slightly corrupted HDD drive. What I needed is just the private key bytes (32), unfortunately the disk was unreadable. What helped was RAW access to data on disk coupled with th
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Occam's Razor would suggest it's Nick Szabo and Hal Finney.
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Rust: Refactoring std for ultimate portability(internals.rust-lang.org)
5 points by Shoothe 9y ago|0 comments
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Do you mean the type checker that runs during compiling connects to the database? Seems interesting but on most of my projects there were several environments so it wouldn't solve all problems. A similar, but simpler solution for other
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by Shoothe 9y ago
For anyone interested in how it looks like: http://impredicative.com/ur/todomvc/todomvc_db.ur.html It seems DELETE FROM requires WHERE... Good idea :)
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by Shoothe 9y ago
Couldn't agree more. Just recently I've used SQL to write a "lock and fetch" data query in one relatively simple instruction reducing the application logic complexity considerably. By the way can anyone recommend a good
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by Shoothe 9y ago
This is the most accurate description of reality I've seen in this thread. Most of my work is "just" discovery of what can be built and what should be built while building the thing. And that's OK since one of the greate
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by Shoothe 9y ago
But if you already have null then the method could return null, empty optional or optional with value.
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Add Honest Achmed's root certificate to Mozilla CA root store (2010)(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
32 points by Shoothe 9y ago|8 comments
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by Shoothe 9y ago
At least it's not Honest Achmed's Used Cars and Certificates ;) https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=647959

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