andypants

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by andypants 6y ago
> Unless it applies to sandwiching within the same block. Yes, that's what it means. TX 0: attacker TX 1: victim TX 2: attacker
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by andypants 6y ago
Actually this contract is not public, its source was not published on etherscan. You can read its opcodes and try to run it through a decompiler, but you can't get its original source. That shouldn't really matter though. The cont
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by andypants 6y ago
Normal users wouldn't be aware of this token. Sandwich bots monitor all pending transactions. The author sent transactions between his own accounts, and sandwich bots tried to take advantage.
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by andypants 6y ago
The NFT is cryptographically signed by the author. You can't forge it, and it's publicly, verifiably linked to the author. It's even better than a physical autograph.
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by andypants 6y ago
It's like owning a celebrity's autograph. Some people do care, a lot.
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by andypants 6y ago
There's a difference if the author of the art is the one that minted the NFT. It's like jack dorsey selling an NFT of the first tweet compared with any random person trying to do the same.
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by andypants 6y ago
The android gmail app is horrible with this. They load a couple of your emails above ads so that the ads start on the second or third row. And the re-ordering happens as your mails and the ads are loading! You might be about to tap your ema
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by andypants 6y ago
You can use unity-aware dependency injection with extenject: https://github.com/svermeulen/Extenject
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by andypants 6y ago
I recommend dependency injection with extenject: https://github.com/svermeulen/Extenject
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by andypants 7y ago
If you can build your own PC, there is the NZXT H1 case that looks almost exactly like the xbox series x. There are also businesses that will build customised PCs for you where you can choose the case you want.
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by andypants 7y ago
The great thing about the fediverse is if you still want to use mastodon, you can find a better instance that suits your needs, or run your own instance.
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by andypants 8y ago
https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/1108144741932249088
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by andypants 8y ago
https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/1108144741932249088
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by andypants 8y ago
Proximity is important. They want people to invite their friends, who are more likely to live near each other than a random person on the internet. They need density, not just users.
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by andypants 8y ago
The content they host in blogs is minimal. They handle payments for creators. They keep the list of patrons and what tier they're in, and they have some integrations so you can automate some types of rewards for your patrons. Their pre
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by andypants 8y ago
From a donor point of view, it works differently from patreon and IMO far inferior. On patreon, you sign up to a creator for a fixed amount every month. Once you've subscribed, it's like any other online subscription - every month
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by andypants 8y ago
I recently tried to buy a new mouse on amazon. I found page after page of cheap identical rebranded products: https://i.imgur.com/KRNTBDB.jpg I did not buy a new mouse on amazon.
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by andypants 8y ago
Could a bloom filter be useful here?
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by andypants 8y ago
Not necessarily. With the right controls implemented, you can decide how much you want your instance to interact with other instances, but it depends on the implementation. I don't know if masotodon is able to control this, and it migh
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by andypants 8y ago
If you don't want a specific person's comments? You'll need moderation or blocking tools. If you don't want any comments from the fediverse in general? Well then activity pub doesn't benefit you at all and you have
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by andypants 8y ago
If you can't access the video via webrtc, it gets served as a regular video directly downloaded from the server.
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by andypants 8y ago
They're not raising 60k to defeat youtube. They're raising 60k to complete a piece of software that does some of what youtube does in a different way. That's it. It's an open source project, they're not running on o
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by andypants 8y ago
You can check their funding amounts here: https://robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals They're still making 40k-70k per day
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by andypants 8y ago
The ugliest: no ipv6 anywhere except the load balancer.
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by andypants 8y ago
Phaser looks like it's for 2d games, not 3d.
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by andypants 8y ago
I just checked the upload settings. Actually there is a 'private' visibility setting for videos (and 'unlisted'), but I'm not sure how it works and who specifically can see private videos. Peertube is still in early
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by andypants 8y ago
You have to do that anyways, when you want to host content. Uploading something to youtube is the opposite of 'hosting content'.
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by andypants 8y ago
If your instance does not use HTTPS, it can't follow other peertube instances and vice versa. You can also close registration. However, the videos are still public. If you don't mind that other instances might mirror your videos,
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by andypants 8y ago
You would need to find an instance of peertube that is following all other instances. There are several peertubes that try to follow as many other instances as possible, but there will always be private or unadvertised instances. If nobody
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by andypants 8y ago
Each instance of peertube is like youtube. There can be many users and users can have many channels. You can choose which instance you want to upload to, since different instances will have different storage limits, user limits, content pol

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