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by bluesign 6y ago
I am little confused. It is write-only from vendor side seems like vendor will sign something for authenticity. Something like token signature. So it has to have my "pod ID", otherwise I can replay this data, with another "po
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by bluesign 6y ago
This cannot work without having an unique ID identifying you. Netflix cannot sign the content you watched.
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by bluesign 6y ago
Yeah but still item is unique. Imagine every country claiming this item can sell. In real world, you may have the deed but without the item, it has actually no value. In digital world, you only have deed, not a physical item. So deed has th
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by bluesign 6y ago
Actually you don’t own the tweet. In a basic sense, you own a signed ‘snapshot’ of the tweet. Basically it is kind of ‘only signed copy of the tweet’
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by bluesign 6y ago
Problem is with physical art, you have guaranteed unique item. Basically item guarantees it is unique. With NFT, auctioneer guarantees item is unique, but nothing prevents you selling the same item on different markets. Basically you are be
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by bluesign 6y ago
Still bankswitching etc will cause a lot of problems for disassembler. Best option for NES is to use emulator debugger for sure.
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by bluesign 6y ago
Nice reversing article for GameCube, but I think original scoring is much better. It is preventing you to play same easy levels over and over again, and as fast as possible bringing you to your skill level. Very good adaptive difficulty, it
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by bluesign 6y ago
Fair point, but isn’t this also losing “who connected to this server in my organization and when” information.
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by bluesign 6y ago
Why not something like: ssh dogmatic-potato-342@jump.fly.io And tunnel connection over wireguard on jump server
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by bluesign 6y ago
Is this super complex infrastructure for fairly simple thing or am I missing something?
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by bluesign 6y ago
If you read the court ruling (in some comment around here, but in french) it makes things a little bit more clear. - publisher not asking for the source code, they want GM copies - publisher didn’t demand source code according to contract (
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by bluesign 6y ago
Yeah but it says there are some worse algorithms, is it because of the cost of taking an action or reset?
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by bluesign 6y ago
‘ In general, the demon sets some threshold of performance (wins or losses) over a given time period that will tell it whether or not to stop. There’s no unique best gambling strategy, but some are better than others. ’ Can someone explain
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by bluesign 6y ago
But that means products with more margin (which will profit from me more) can replace products which I would like most. There are already on instagram products selling for 10x their market price with 40% discount (limited time offer) Basica
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by bluesign 6y ago
for the "products and services you want to buy", metric is maximum revenue for facebook. There is no chance these two initiatives can be aligned, as long as there is "bid" part in the equation. If you have 0.01% interest
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by bluesign 6y ago
Problem with targeted advertisement is not tracking part, problem is abusing with this tracking. All ad networks are showing you ads that are more like likely to profit them, not what you are most likely to be click. So basically it is some
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by bluesign 6y ago
I meant and I said I agree with you, but "world will be better like this" is rarely valid defense.
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by bluesign 6y ago
I agree with you, but "the world is better off for having search engines" is not a valid excuse. As you mentioned copyright, world is better off for having piracy too.
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by bluesign 6y ago
Imagine you have 2 people, applying for a loan from you. - 1 has AMAZON shares worth 5000 USD as collateral - 2 has BITCOIN worth 5000 USD as collateral you can say for example, you can grant 4000 USD credit for 1, maybe 2000 USD credit for
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by bluesign 6y ago
It is not about locked up on asset, it is about locked up on volatile asset vs stable asset.
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by bluesign 6y ago
Why would epic relay back 10% to the consumer? There is not a single motivation for that. Imagine Epic cut a deal with apple for 10%, you think prices would be cheaper ? or they would grow their margin.
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by bluesign 6y ago
even * passport application web app
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by bluesign 6y ago
how can VAT be related to drivers tax? VAT is taken from customer and going to government directly.
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by bluesign 6y ago
Actually griddy was little misleading but not totally dishonest. “The highest the price can go to is $9/kWh (which has only ever happened 0.005% of the time.) Most of the time, though, 96% to be exact, it stays below the Texas Average
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by bluesign 6y ago
From the article energy usage is around 77 Twh according to article ( actual number can be around 100 TWh now) Which 75% is from renewables. That leaves us around 20 Twh, 8k tons of CO2 (10k for 100Twh) Tampa has population around 400k eac
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by bluesign 6y ago
Another perspective then, worldwide bitcoin co2 emission is less than residents of Tampa, FL, which has less than 0.1% of US population Bitcoins emission is big, but in the bigger picture it is not that much at all. US military emission alo
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by bluesign 6y ago
true but you don't need median here: if you produce 1 hammer, 1000 nails. average thing produced is not 50% chance hammer, 50% nail, it should be weighted.
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by bluesign 6y ago
- I think 80 tons of CO2 for BTC is wrong. It should be around 15-20 tons (75% of BTC is mined with renewables, I think approx 20-25% is coal) - for US, CO2 per $ GDP should be around 0.3 kg - so if BTC is 50000$ value, it is almost same CO
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by bluesign 6y ago
I don't think this is true (plaintext part), maybe they are doing some custom encryption for snoopy corporate firewalls.
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by bluesign 6y ago
You can still have keys to access and decrypt messages (for notification purposes) you don't need to save them to db instantly. This is a trade off between server load and security.

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