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by Uptrenda 7y ago
Yeah sign me up for being annoying at this. Several times I'm just like: "why the hell can't I just pay for this thing up front and know what I'm spending." Then there's also both Google Cloud, AWS, etc not let
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Compressing random data – a preliminary algorithm(roberts.pm)
2 points by Uptrenda 7y ago|1 comments
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
I'd personally ditch the monitors and go with (however many) "pocket projectors" then just project them onto a wall or something. Some of these projectors screw into light bulb sockets so you don't even need to worry abo
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
To best honest I don't see the point of this. I tried Pioneer and all the updates people wrote were vanity updates designed to look impressive and impossible to validate. I used the platform for a while with the hope of perhaps winning
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
Work on your math skills. Math is at the heart of everything, and the more techniques you know- the more tools you'll have in your arsenal to build and invent cool things. Practically there are many business reasons why you would want
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
Okay so everyone go here: https://fama.io/product/ It has examples of what Fama "finds". Here are some from the website (some might be offensive): 1. “white people can't say the n word, but at least we c
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
Nice idea OP, and the design seems very friendly and welcoming. I would only say one thing (and IDK how this is going to go down): but IMO, it makes more sense to me to discourage men from posting completely - and I say that as a guy myself
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
It's scarier the more you think about it because digital sigs are the first place you look for most "secure protocols." I think reading between the lines there are multiple attack scenarios: - Fake windows updates - The notor
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
None of these links describe how the exploit works. I found this: https://media.defense.gov/2020/Jan/14/2002234275/-1/-1/0/CSA... So based on my limited understanding: 1. The certificates
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
Yep, the security problems with the mobile system are ghastly. - Stingrays... - Operator app pushes to SIM cards... - Secret GSM processors and software internals - Voice / text / data "ciphering" - Protocol-level "
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
Man, security research is seriously elite. It's like a mixture of arcane magic, invention, and treasure hunting. I wonder how much time it takes to find vulns like this.
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
You spend the whole comment putting down the author for making mistakes and then try to make it look like you're retracting this by putting a positive spin on it towards the end. Not because you especially care, but because you don&#x2
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
My first thought is that literally billions of people already do something similar every day. They use a card that runs its own small, programmable computer, that is portable, energy efficient, and can be powered 'wirelessly.' It&
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
1. Give product away at a loss / or even for free. 2. People say 'great', and start taking advantage of it. 3. Competitors (for profit) can't keep up and slowly stop offering products. 4. Over time the majority of the ma
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
From the whitepaper: "Kong notes do not use a secure element that allows for general programmability." Looks like they thought this through more than a typical drive-by 'blockchain' project. With a limited secure circuit
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
Wow, they managed to build a Google competitor that doesn't suck. This is actually pretty crazy. I never thought there would be new innovation in the search space. I'll be using this from now on.
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
1. A small amount of anxiety is normal and even very useful - but not when it's a constant thing. It sounds to me like you may need to be on medication for this. Your family doctor might be able to help you with this (or if they can&#x
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
Maybe this is not the answer you're looking for: but I think CRISPR-Cas9 seems like the most exciting technology probably in all of science. It's a system that can be used to literally change the DNA of living creatures, and on to
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
I'd love to DIY this depending on the complexity. What a fascinating device! I hope you continue your research.
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
I don't recognize any of these team members as having made any substantive contributions to major areas in blockchain security or scaling; Having raised a lot of money in funding is not relevant experience here; Nor is building a few s
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
No offense intended, but I really don't know how it's possible to write a forum with so many vulnerabilities. Forums aren't exactly rocket science. It's basic input validation and you're good to go. Many recent func
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
I'm not sure how to avoid answering these loaded questions though. In my experience trying to 'negotiate' with people like that: they will just ask you the same question in 5 different ways and it will eventually get so uncom
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
I've been surprised and delighted by C recently myself; Being able to make a small change to a datatype, variable name, and so on, and then instantly seeing an IDE highlight errors relating to it is amazing for productivity. The langua
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
google is your portal to the web, your way to filter information, your point for offline communication.. and online communication. soon to be the infrastructure it runs on. thats just way too much access to personal information for one comp
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
That's a hard yikes from me. Be careful before posting a reply to this one... There are many subjects that will naturally devolve into a witch hunt if you go even slightly off script... even if you're just playing devils advocate.
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
Mental health is such a complicated problem because of how directly it's tied into the way a person experiences and processes information. In order to get treatment for someone there needs to be some basic recognition that something ma
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
So how is it so fast?
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
I'm getting an odd Wolf of wall street vibe from this. It's like the script were taken as inspiration for the branding. Crown sterling = Stratton Oakmont = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPVMfGzXZP8 Stratton&#x27
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
Except that people have admitted to gaming the upvote system here many times in the past so its not all organics-based. I wouldn't be surprised if the majority of top articles had been shilled to N 'friends' / 'asso
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by Uptrenda 7y ago
If you have a recent Samsung phone there is a feature called 'Knox' that splits off your personal files from the work-related stuff. Knox is like a secure container that's fully isolated from the rest of the phone -- like a p

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