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by antocv 13y ago
What else would you exfiltrate/steal besides passphrases and private keys? Serial numbers/IPs/hostnames of any discovered devices on the air-gapped network? Send to the airgapped computer(s) software updates and new commands
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by antocv 13y ago
If it works as it does, this would be a great way to hoard those small boxes that come along with the package, and later resell them :D
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by antocv 13y ago
The masses. We lost because of the great masses, the eternal october but on a much major scale. The same people that still watch TV and who become numb from their everyday medium to low-wage work, all those who are fighting against each oth
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by antocv 13y ago
The bitcoin exchanges and trade platforms are a scam. Its a worse market than wallstreet. Read Kevins post without your bitcoin-glasses on for reasons why.
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by antocv 13y ago
Its the "exchanges" and "trade platforms" of BTC that are the driving force of the scam.
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by antocv 13y ago
Its a scam because the first 20 000 blocks and the early adaptors controlling quite a majority of the bitcoins. Now it may be fair to some extent that early adaptors should have some advantage. But for an outsider bitcoin is controlled by a
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by antocv 13y ago
My attraction to bitcoin came from it being a bit anarchist. Now I dont see the point if its just going to be another currency. Where all transactions are under the eye of the state and all holders identified to it but not to each other.
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by antocv 13y ago
Doesnt work for Sweden. Too much hassle to be greeted with "your bank doesnt support some lettercombination"
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by antocv 13y ago
I believe normal currencies are also a ponzi scheme. A really big one. Bitcoin isnt a classical scheme like that Maddofs guy. Its already too big for that.
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by antocv 13y ago
Even these comments here are full of obstacles. Its like techies are so into btc they cant comprehend an article stating a real problem witb bitcoin. Its supposed to be easy but it isnt, all these btc exchanges/markers/sites are w
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by antocv 13y ago
Thinking more about this, I find a good measure of a success of a currency is to just look at how much of your monthly transactions are conducted with said currency. Now I believe a persons wage is the biggest monthly transaction they perfo
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by antocv 13y ago
I prefer artificially unrestricted texts, the best so far is in epub format and to read it on a Kobo Aura or Aura HD reader. The physical books I still want to own just as decoration for living space and a conversation starter. But to carry
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by antocv 13y ago
> Fundamentally, it's nothing. They are sold for cash & then that cash is gone. Spent. The currency doesn't retain anything on it's own. The burden of maintaining the ecosystem stability is passed on to those who now h
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by antocv 13y ago
Awesome way to exercise the brain.
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by antocv 13y ago
It depends who you talk to. For some people, id rather shoot myself in the face than be face to face or try to comprehend their "email". Its all "lean", "agile", and "we need to test your test cases manual
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by antocv 13y ago
So basically there is no good way to get bitcoins without revealing ones identity right now? Since mining is not quite possible?
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Ask HN: Is there a place to buy Bitcoin almost anonymously?
9 points by antocv 13y ago|9 comments
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by antocv 13y ago
Weird, and people are now paying close to that 850usd just for 1 coin. However, if someone had bought coints for even 100usd back in 2010 that would have been weird too and affected the network perhaps a little too negatively.
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by antocv 13y ago
Whats the deal with these .io domains? How is that supposed to be talked out "ask eye ooh", "ask input output", "ask eye yo"?
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by antocv 13y ago
Good joke. Haha.
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by antocv 13y ago
Its picture chatting and that hasnt been done before that well, so instantenous and fleeting. The others cant compare, its not a chat with oh send a file or upload picturr click here there herr and there. ugh.
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by antocv 13y ago
I guess habits, yours are already formed, while teenagers are more easily to mold. Habits are difficult to change. "What do you mean there is no Internet anymore on my computer, I dont want that firefly!!? Its buttons are all wrong.&qu
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by antocv 13y ago
Thats great how you managed to not answer facebook concerns.
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by antocv 13y ago
Yea my dad a carpenter, mom cleaning lady, grandparents farmers without iron tools until their middle ages, myself saw a computer first time at age 14. Yet Im software engineer and siblings too have master degrees in medicine and philosophy
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by antocv 13y ago
Yes it is quite comforting this is post-authentication, so in most cases no big deal. Just tough luck for shared accounts. I guess most people dont run sshd as root and capabilities either so that minimizes damage too. Another reason to not
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by antocv 13y ago
Linux by default doesnt do randomization features, at least not ArchLinux - the most security aware distro (sarcasm). Ubuntu doesnt do that either. What do you mean by memory management access control? As ssh contains or references code to
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by antocv 13y ago
Just google it, its in the manual as well. But the gist of it is PermitRootLogin no in your sshd_config and Protocol 2 (to disable protocol 1), PubkeyAuthentication yes Password authentication no For this specific vulnerability those will n
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by antocv 13y ago
This is awesome! Would be super cool to have this as browser extension and then let users easily copy and paste the reports they gather on each others walls or as status updates. Destroy facebook! This would make users wary of spending too
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by antocv 13y ago
People werent well positioned to run their own web browser either. We can make it happen, if this new thing is so attractive people would will do it, just like they put up with Windows for several decades now. It could be a simple raspberry
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by antocv 13y ago
Wow thanks that was interesting, hadnt thought of that.

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