cstrat

15 ms·

121.
by cstrat 8y ago
Yeah I am interested, but deleted my account a few weeks ago :(
122.
by cstrat 9y ago
Damn I didn't even try disabling wifi. Yeah it works once I disable it, kind of an important pointer the app could alert users to... I was originally thinking that maybe the MITM VPN IP clashes with my LAN subnet.
123.
by cstrat 9y ago
I'm trying to get it to work but whenever I have the VPN enabled all network traffic fails (HTTP and HTTPS). Anyone else have this issue? The website isn't giving me much insight :( edit: I'm on the latest iOS beta. Could tha
124.
by cstrat 9y ago
Wow talk about a scummy thing to do to their employer. I am sure it will work for them before too... because not everyone would do their DD like you have.
125.
by cstrat 9y ago
I read this comment and was confused because it is exactly what I would have written and thought I had a moment of amnesia where I forgot that I posted a response... Same boat 100%... Family sharing, 2TB plan, have my wife and mother in the
126.
by cstrat 9y ago
iOS you can now finally zoom. However you're right, saving or skipping videos are simple features which are intentionally lacking.
127.
by cstrat 9y ago
Looks awesome! Does the tool work when trying to access websites behind web application firewalls? eg. F5 WAF [1] https://f5.com/glossary/web-application-firewall
128.
by cstrat 9y ago
But Tether is traded on other exchanges outside of their control, this wouldn't work... plus. if they did this, then what people are suspecting is true. They just print tethers willy nilly without proper USD backing.
129.
by cstrat 9y ago
I never quite understood how tether is supposed to be pegged to the USD. If there is no liquidity in an exchange wouldn't the price just fluctuate with supply/demand. If people are wanting to buy them more than people trying to se
130.
by cstrat 9y ago
I always use Ripple or Litecoin for transfers, much quicker and much lower fees. (I don't use Coinbase though, not sure whats supported there)
131.
by cstrat 9y ago
I'm in Australia and don't carry a wallet around anymore. Apple Pay has my VISA & Amex in it. I live in Sydney and I would say 95% of merchants who accept credit card have terminals which support contact-less payments. I have
132.
by cstrat 9y ago
That would be amazing. Flying above the clouds with unobstructed sun hitting the panels you would imagine should be possible one day.
133.
by cstrat 9y ago
I previously pledged between $2 and $5 to almost a dozen content creators. This change would have added quite a bit to my costs so I have withdrawn my pledges. I am billed by Patreon once a month - not sure why I need to pay fixed & per
134.
by cstrat 9y ago
You definitly are not speaking on behalf of everyone... I've got friends and colleagues who don't even know how to setup their mobile phone wanting to buy in to BTC. They are actually managing to do it because of the proliferation
135.
by cstrat 9y ago
The value of BTC skyrockets back in 2014 with MtGox due to the WillyBot ( https://willyreport.wordpress.com )... The price of BTC on other exchanges (which had no direct trades from that bot) was still affected and it went up acro
136.
by cstrat 9y ago
oh so it is off-chain then? haven't really seen a product like that. Must be the same as leaving your coins in an exchange and converting to fiat when you spend?
137.
by cstrat 9y ago
> not a beer in 10 minutes the transaction would likely take much longer than 10 minutes - unless you paid a transaction fee worth many times the cost of the beer :)
138.
by cstrat 9y ago
Come to Australia, we abandoned a national fibre network and are now sticking with copper and HFC where possible... facepalm
139.
by cstrat 9y ago
It is in AUD$
140.
by cstrat 9y ago
I think we are about to go through a change in how flame retardants are classified and handled. The chemicals in use today (in clothing, mattresses, lounges and other fabrics) are known toxic and carcinogenic.
141.
by cstrat 9y ago
Yes I want to know this too. I feel like I may have mild sleep apnea and would love to see what my results look like!
142.
by cstrat 9y ago
Ahhh ok! haha yeah I was going to say :)
143.
by cstrat 9y ago
I thought cracking a bitcoin wallet was technically beyond the limitations of today's computing power??
144.
by cstrat 9y ago
I haven't used BTC in a long time but last I read transactions take a very long time to process because the blocksize is too small to contain all the transactions that took place. I read (not sure if this is correct) that transaction f
145.
by cstrat 9y ago
> Has anyone made any real progress in solving this problem? Wouldn't be too hard to implement in an iOS app with a IAP for credits. All the other places I can think where this has been done and it is relatively streamlined are othe
146.
by cstrat 9y ago
Money laundering & bribery
147.
by cstrat 9y ago
Oh wow thats a pretty awesome read
148.
by cstrat 9y ago
True - but the similar issues people complain about with BT audio are going to be present with $5 cabled headphones... crackly audio, dodgy cables might cut in/out with movement etc...
149.
by cstrat 9y ago
Sorry, what I meant by that was that it is sometimes unavoidable using a less than stellar bluetooth device :)
150.
by cstrat 9y ago
I think bluetooth is absolutely there now... I've used bluetooth headsets for a number of years now and they are fantastic. You just need to buy a decent product! Currently I am using QC35s and there is no lag, no hiss, amazing quality

More ›