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by anotherrandom 4y ago
0 utility? I've bought plenty of stuff with it and have had very, very cheap file storage...
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
TornadoCash is a smart contract, so there is not really a way to enforce the sanction. Plus, there is not really a way to tell who creates a smart contract if you cover your tracks well enough. This sanctions stuff is smoke and mirrors for
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
TornadoCash is left because it's still usable despite the sanctions? This has zero impact on peoples' ability to use the service. Just chain hop a few times with privacy coins if you want to cash out on a cex
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
If I use Tornado Cash, I'm not funding North Korea -- I'm simply using their service. I have no knowledge of who is receiving my stuff and no intent to fund North Korea, therefore I am not funding North Korea. If it happens by acc
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
Ban cars because they can be used for robbery getaways
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
The issue here is that essentially nobody who has used/uses Tornado Cash is technologically inept enough to not know how to use something spun up as an onion service or eepsite (would help lessen the severity of the reduced anonymity i
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
Depends on the company. At BigCorp Inc., that sounds like a great way to get on management's bad side
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
If he does a good job and is always willing to help, that sounds like a net positive to me. It just might be that there are a lot of toxic team members
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
Sounds like federation might be making a comeback eventually
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
Biking is the ideal solution. There is one significant downside, though: the practicality of biking is limited by region and time of year+day. In most places in the Southern portion of the US (regardless of coast), biking any significant di
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
The very fact that we are saying we need to "believe in" science illustrates our society's problem perfectly
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
Java ecosystem but C# language. There needs to be a J# project lmao
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
Well, you could always look for when the Russians or Chinese come out with their own and hope the NSA doesn't know those backdoors. Russia didn't develop Kuznyechik for nothing
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
And to think a registry of people is a good idea for any reason. Great way to violate the right to privacy of thousands, or millions on a large scale in one stroke of incompetence, bad luck, or both
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
Reddit is largely garbage. Some bits of it are alright, but it has definitely gone downhill since Swartz passed. At this point the only good forums I am aware of are this one and Bogleheads, apart from a few still-decent parts of reddit tha
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
The government has had practically zero control over cash transactions, historically speaking. The only real power governments have over their money supplies are the power to create and destroy money with impunity, that is all.
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
Censorship-resistance == law-resistance. Rules for censoring are imposed by state entities or by private entities enforcing state-defined rules
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
So what I'm getting from this is buy a bunch of stuff now and get it off the platform before it's too late?
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
There is only artificial scarcity in some places. Ensuring a plentiful food (and other resource supplies) in many, many places of the world would require a great many invasions and occupations to root out corruption and snuff out local warl
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by anotherrandom 4y ago
Well, there's always MineTest I guess (edit: a high-quality free and open-source and nearly identical alternative to Minecraft). Microsoft infects everything it touches. I am reluctant to use .NET Core stuff over JVM stuff solely becau