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The Honeypot of Cryptocurrencies: DEFCOIN(genesisbloc.com)
1 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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by abstrct 12y ago
I had turned it off on my account as well, which is what made seeing two years of search history from myself so surprising. I assume when my account was +'d, this setting was accidentally missed. Moral of the story, just take a quick l
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How to lose your IBM BlueMix beta account(genesisbloc.com)
2 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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by abstrct 13y ago
Honestly, none in particular at the moment and yet also any that's needed. I just see a situation where if I did need to work with two currencies, having an API for one and then building the infrastructure in house for the other seems
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by abstrct 13y ago
Do you have any plans to offer the API for altcoins as well?
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by abstrct 13y ago
I work in digital forensics so information like an IP address can be just another piece of the puzzle. It's not something we would base our entire case around but I'm sure it would be helpful in some way. I certainly understand th
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by abstrct 13y ago
Ya this is really slick looking. There are some issues here and there but it's a new site so that is to be expected. The close tie in with testnet is a nice touch. A lot of developers seem to forget that testnet is there to help them.
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by abstrct 13y ago
Does the JSON type still have a set of use cases as well or is it just obsolete now? If I was writing large quantities of json documents to a table, and I didn't need tag indexing or targeted updating, would using the JSON type be fast
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by abstrct 13y ago
At some point there is so much data available to work with that even nicely optimized queries become too slow. This may have also been a limitation of hardware but either way the game quickly became not fun when it was persistent.
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by abstrct 13y ago
The Schemaverse ( http://schemaverse.com ) is massive multiplayer game that you play through programming, although the gameplay is no longer persistent and is now played in one day rounds. I would love to make a better persistent
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by abstrct 13y ago
The Schemaverse ( http://schemaverse.com ) Play a space battle MMO, but using SQL. The game is also completely open source so if you want to find out how to write an entire application layer in PostgreSQL, it is a pretty good exam
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by abstrct 13y ago
How do you value a network able to send 'value' across the globe immediately. What does PayPal and Visa value their networks at? I imagine it is a good chunk of change. Now, to further complicate things, you have to put a value on
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by abstrct 13y ago
I actually went straight to that page after reading the article to find out who he is, but I stand by my statement. Him being an expert just makes the tweets more pathetic.
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by abstrct 13y ago
TL;DR: Man spends 5 minutes thinking about Bitcoin on a plane and comes to conclusions which may or may not be correct. Shares them with people because he is super duper important.
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by abstrct 13y ago
I had my registration to the beta accepted within less than a minute. The interface is impressively slick. I honestly didn't know IBM had it in them but they did a really nice job on it. That's just my initial thoughts though. Now
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Deploying an Electrum buildpack to Heroku(genesisbloc.com)
1 points by abstrct 13y ago|0 comments
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by abstrct 13y ago
Neat, thanks for the info! I will have to give this a try then. Luckily, I don't need to care about read-only or blacklisted queries, the entire application is already built into the database layer.
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by abstrct 13y ago
Are you able to login as different database users? I would love to try using this with Schemaverse ( http://schemaverse.com ) but most frameworks I have seen have trouble with multiple database roles/connections.
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by abstrct 13y ago
Keep in mind, lawyers also have technical consultants they use whenever computers are involved - and computers are ALWAYS involved.
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by abstrct 13y ago
There is also the Schemaverse ( http://schemaverse.com ), a multi-player space battle game for learning SQL, pl/pgSQL, and really any other language that has a library for connecting to PostgreSQL
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The Schemavere Championship results from DEF CON 21(schemaverse.tumblr.com)
1 points by abstrct 13y ago|0 comments
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by abstrct 13y ago
That's awesome :D If you are looking for any particular resources for the presentation let me know. As for adding awesomeness, I would say the core devs do a pretty fantastic job of that. I just utilize it is odd ways ;)
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by abstrct 13y ago
I have no shame in saying that the MySQLgame was definitely part of the inspiration for the Schemaverse, my own little SQL project. There are some main platform differences, as many have pointed out, but those who like one of the other gene
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by abstrct 13y ago
Never underestimate the SQL injection! There is likely some function being called somewhere that has higher permissions than your initial query. The Schemaverse has a SQL Injection trophy with no actual code path to win it. After 2 1/2
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by abstrct 13y ago
Aww geeze. Thanks folks :) Always makes my day to read unexpected comments like these. See you at DEFCON 21!
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DEFCON Schemaverse Championship - Second Qualifying Round - June 26
1 points by abstrct 13y ago|0 comments
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by abstrct 13y ago
I haven't actually tried it but I will be giving it a shot on my next project. The concept is certainly needed, I just don't know how much I will actually enjoy working with it yet. I wouldn't worry about not doing complicated things within
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by abstrct 13y ago
It was fixed by either specifying the schema in the sql statements (public.player instead of player), or by setting the search path at the beginning of the function (SET search_path TO public;). The method used was dependant on the procedur
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by abstrct 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I will edit the Registration page to be a bit more informative.
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by abstrct 14y ago
Thanks Cushman! Glad you like it :D mysqlgame was certainly one of the inspirations when I started writing this a couple years ago.

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