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by apeace 10y ago
The post linked to in the OP is an excellent explainer for those who aren't familiar with the process of signing a message using a Bitcoin address' private key: http://blog.erratasec.com/2016/05/satoshi-h
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by apeace 10y ago
Thank you!
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by apeace 10y ago
EDIT: This is incorrect, see reply below. > since gri's switched to making binary export/import the default, and a few followups from khr the time to build jujud compared to 1.4.3 is now solidly below 2x If anyone else is curio
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by apeace 10y ago
Another popular option is: https://zapier.com/
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by apeace 10y ago
Perhaps the title should have [2010] at the end.
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by apeace 10y ago
contenteditable and MutationObserver? What about <input> and onchange?
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by apeace 11y ago
Has anyone offered a better patch? I'm genuinely curious and don't know.
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by apeace 11y ago
This page clocks in at 935kb in my browser. According to this same page, that is roughly the size of Sim City 2000.
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by apeace 11y ago
> Are they allowed to escalate access, given the bounty rules? No. From Facebook's responsible disclosure policy [1]: > You do not exploit a security issue you discover for any reason. (This includes demonstrating additional risk
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by apeace 11y ago
> through wasting superlative amounts of energy and destroying the atmosphere It's true, Bitcoin does spend a lot of energy to provide proof-of-work, the underpinning of distributed trust in the blockchain. But you might find proof-
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by apeace 11y ago
> The case that ultimately appears before the court, of course, needs to be transparent. And the evidence collected by the prosecution must be made available to the defendant. But this isn't that. This is that. The defense is being
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by apeace 11y ago
It seems Reddit has been intentionally vague as to what this is all about. Theories abound in /r/joinrobin[1] Interesting to note the icon is a red bird, right after Reddit removed its NSL canary[2] (yellow bird), and joined an am
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by apeace 11y ago
I find the `async` library excels at this: var fs = require('fs'); var async = require('async'); async.waterfall([ (cb) => fs.readFile('foo.txt', cb), (data, cb) => my_function(data, cb),
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by apeace 11y ago
When I first saw this post, it was #3 on /r/Bitcoin. With 81% upvotes, it had 122 points. When I refreshed the page a few minutes later it was gone. A sad state of affairs on /r/Bitcoin, where the moderators have decided
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The truth about the block size issue [deleted from /r/Bitcoin](reddit.com)
1 points by apeace 11y ago|1 comments
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by apeace 11y ago
You miss the point :) I don't think it's helpful to others to go clubbing, in fact it's not an activity I'd do myself if I had that much money (nor would I waste money on a car). My point is that the $20k can't help
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by apeace 11y ago
Point taken, but I could make the reverse point: "if you really want to talk yourself out of speaking to that scary-looking man on your block, spend some money with the Gates Foundation instead!" I think it's fine to spend mo
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by apeace 11y ago
Charged at $200/hr, $20k = 100 hours. Keep the money for yourself, and spend 100 hours of your time talking to a poor person. Help them find a better job, or make a better financial plan, or eat healthier, or just listen to what they h
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by apeace 12y ago
Clifton does not argue that the measurement is not available. I think he is arguing that U3 is not the most useful figure for Americans to hear the most about, from supposedly trustworthy sources. > Here's something that many Americ
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by apeace 12y ago
It seems browsers are making a poor assumption here: that if HTTP/HTML say to download, the browser should immediately begin downloading the file to the user's computer. The content-disposition filename is an effective hack to fix
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by apeace 12y ago
Pardon if I'm ignorant here, but is there a blocker to open-sourcing HN? I'm sure the community would love to help.
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by apeace 12y ago
I recommend a simple, fun solution that kids of all ages LOVE: 1. Download DrRacket http://racket-lang.org/download/ 2. Show the kids cool functions from the 2htdp/image library, like (circle 10 'solid '
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by apeace 13y ago
I agree that many things are probably wrong with our economy that are affecting you. But what you said doesn't add up to me. Maybe there are many things chipping away at your wealth which you haven't been accounting for? If $110k
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The real value of Bitcoin(andrewpeace.com)
4 points by apeace 13y ago|0 comments
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by apeace 13y ago
It's worth noting here, the two instances where the author wished for an "undo" (dropping a data database table and deleting a production server) are very different from what the rest of the article discusses (user-facing app
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by apeace 14y ago
It's simple. Make money off your idea before they do. Good luck!
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by apeace 14y ago
In one paragraph, the OP implies that some in the hacker community have "no will to fight harassment, discrimination and douchebaggery" In the next, she describes "a bunch of privileged white boys" who seem to anger her. Why, then, is she s
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by apeace 14y ago
To me, a post-mortem doesn't just satisfy curiosity, it eases fears that the problem will return and informs me of future plans which may help prevent the problem, or may bring it back. It helps me form my own plan, since I'm a user of Gith
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by apeace 14y ago
It's about time we heard from them. I understand the timing of this was unfortunate (right before a holiday), but the trust alluded to in the conclusion of that post would be bolstered by faster post-mortems on major outages like this one.
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by apeace 14y ago
I like to keep a light journal of tasks I accomplish every day. I think of this as goals in reverse. It gives me a sense of accomplishment, similar to achieving a goal, but at the same time allows me to focus on the present, as the author s

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