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antocv
10y ago
The rate of growth depends on the amount and size of each transaction people are doing on it. There are methods of pruning or discarding spent transactions, but someone somewhere would have to keep it all. The amount of transactions people
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antocv
10y ago
In bitcoin you can have a transaction which requires 2 or more people to sign it before the transaction can happen/is considered valid at all. Smart contracts, is specifying conditions which can be checked in the blockchain, like exist
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10y ago
Not everyone, just people who like to run a full node, the others run "light clients" or other variants of light clients, like Electrum, but eventually, if nobody run full nodes it wouldnt work at all. The bitcoin database size is
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10y ago
Changing your behaviour. Ads are a hostile action.
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10y ago
This works. What I do is randomly give shit data to them, some of my real friends confirm it who are in on it. Sometimes I just copypaste whatever random shit I had in another tab - then delete it, sometimes Like things I dont like, but not
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10y ago
Add to that - do not use full web-browsers, but curl/wget/links instead.
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10y ago
Every corporation ever has screwed up like GitLab if not more. They are just better at hiding it, smoothing it over and lying.
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10y ago
To me those "Engineers" read as faceless replaceable cogs. This initials make it personal, its better, we can now say "YP" thats exactly you, hey, chin up. Sounds better than "engineering team 42". You write CE
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10y ago
You have drinks of your choice in Stockholm too. Man hug.
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10y ago
Yeah, I reacted to that too, that speed is ridiculous.
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10y ago
The way you are open about this and do not blame the engineer who did "rm -Rvf" (he knows he fucked up, suffers enough already), and seeing that improvements can be made and you're willing to do them. Applying for work with y
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10y ago
Here we have an alternative payment method https://byteball.org/
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10y ago
Its my impression that bitswap was chosen/made, to have an easier time making "trading strategies" with other peers. BitTorrent would for that purpose be harder to modify, and claim backwards-compatibility, so I think they we
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10y ago
IPFS doesnt use bittorrent. Its bittorrent like, bitswap, with some "new protocol in town problems".
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10y ago
Fantastic, thank you so much!
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10y ago
Do you know of any examples when USA has stopped or changed its course on what can be considered its internal matters, or space area?
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10y ago
"Due to your site, people viewed illegal content. Go to jail for X years". Is the current world we live in.
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Byteball – a DAG based cryptocurrency
(byteball.org)
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10y ago
Good question. Stock Android does not, by inspecting network traffic, contact Google servers. Google play services and other GApps, do, and they can be exploited in this traffic, or told by Google to activate other backdoors. Signal with GA
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10y ago
Which is the case with Signal as well, and this "security" feature of "google play services" is why the developer of Sigal does not want Signal to be in f-droid.org's repositories. He wants to be able to push "
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10y ago
Signal is bad as explained previously, it requires Google on your phone to even work. If you think Google is more trustworthy than Facebook, sure go ahead and just use Hangouts or whatever. We cant have nice good encryption and safe communi
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10y ago
It is an effort against Intel and other "big players" who stole/make-big money on efforts of small PaX/grsecurity team, not only did Intel though make money on grsecurity, they actively broke copyright of grsecurity patc
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10y ago
Ive set them at blockchain level, so. Meh. PostgreSQL can also be distributed with paxos.
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Yeah I get that, but a single "mongodb or whatever cluster database behind bigchaindb that you are using was called" drop tables * ; query would actually delete your so called blockchain. Thats a huge security whole, which last ti
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bigchaindb main product is actually a cluster of something like mongodb. Read the whitepaper, was disappointing.
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Is your magical widget machine shitting bricks out of thin air? If it needs input, energy, resources, suppliers, other people for developing ideas around it, then its not "your own making", it is already a community project, you c
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10y ago
Doesnt that seem like an oxymoron, anarcho-capitalist? Like up-down?
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But not in this case, a force push is not needed.
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I also dont see why he didnt just git revert to the parent commit, the commit before the other guy changed 18 files seemingly randomly. Then rebased featurebranch on that, and thats it. So sure the history would contain the mistake, so what
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10y ago
Its the names of files, I believe. so git checkout --ours {name_of_file1,name_of_file2,and_so_on} The {} is standard bash expansion, you can try it like mkdir hello{one,two,three}, so parent poster went with articles use of new-file as the
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