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by dest 11y ago
The concept is great. There was the story of the guy who heated his swimming pool with miners. Related: distributed computing in heaters with Qarnot Computing http://www.qarnot-computing.com/
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by dest 11y ago
In fingerprinting, the browser plugins and user agent are the most identifying parameters as far as I'm concerned. Does anybody know workarounds to hide or standardize those parameters?
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by dest 11y ago
Thank you for those interesting details about smoke technology
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by dest 11y ago
to replace the smoke of cigarette, they could just use artificial smoke ;) but except for photographs, this would not be welcome by the public
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by dest 11y ago
Given how DNS works and the TTL applied to the data of root servers, isn't it hopeless to attack them?
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Mozilla Wants To Split Off Its Thunderbird Email/Chat Client(techcrunch.com)
444 points by dest 11y ago|433 comments
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by dest 11y ago
you could check the links in his/her HN profile
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by dest 11y ago
* Mail you want to receive: Your server can be down for a few days (if I remember correctly, 5 days, according to postfix defaults) and still receive all emails when it goes up again. More downtime and the senders will receive permanent e
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by dest 11y ago
IMO, the major challenge of hosting an open exit node is the legal burden of receiving complaints about Tor traffic. I am not sure a PnP Tor RPi would help on that point.
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by dest 11y ago
Is it relevant to your question? http://gizmodo.com/the-isolated-vault-that-could-store-our-d...
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by dest 11y ago
OK, did not realize that. Interesting research projects though.
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by dest 11y ago
this kind of service does exist [1]. however: -you have to trust the manager of the laundry to get your bitcoins back -the dirtiness of the average coins may be quite high -it costs money (X %) Note the existence of alt coins with increased
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by dest 11y ago
I you can hack other's people accounts, it seems a good opportunity to force people out of WhatsApp. Just hack a guy's phone and connect him to WhatsApp through a third party client, get him permanently banned, and voilà!
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by dest 11y ago
maybe they open-sourced that project in a rush, following Google's move?
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by dest 11y ago
dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10545191
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The call to boycott Israel declared illegal in France(translate.google.fr)
5 points by dest 11y ago|0 comments
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by dest 11y ago
Add to this the segmentation of the market wrt Java and Objective-C/Swift. The app converters are still not fully convincing in my opinion, while developing a web app is directly cross platform. Independently, the idea of an app rankin
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by dest 11y ago
are you talking about the machine that will work one day, perhaps? :)
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by dest 11y ago
A challenge for stellarator researchers is the complexity of the geometry, which makes theoretical models really tricky to build (there's already a lot of complexity in the 'simple' tokamak ones) Howover, a significant pro fo
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by dest 11y ago
Furthermore, if the technology works eventually, you may already be retired (if not passed away!) In my opinion, the motivation rather comes from the fascinating scientific questions behind those projects. Whether it works as an industry ma
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by dest 11y ago
HN as a DDOS network
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by dest 11y ago
thanks for the research. this article http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2033886/India-Pakist... may give further insight. from the picture, one can estimate that lights are separated by approx 20 meters, and
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by dest 11y ago
I wonder how many MW are spent on this border
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by dest 11y ago
I would have appreciated to have the distribution curve calculated, in addition to having to wait for the animation to converge.
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by dest 11y ago
> "that quarter a day will rapidly decay towards 0 as the global hashrate continues to grow" The hashrate increase has been quite slow during the last months [1]. We are far from the exponential-like increases during the bubble
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by dest 11y ago
this project is great! after a quick research, it seems that esd might be a bit outdated now [1] and that more recent sound API could be used. it seems however to do the job just fine. [1] http://www.linuxquestions.org/ques
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Litecoin is booming(bitcoinwisdom.com)
3 points by dest 11y ago|0 comments
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by dest 11y ago
what's the periodic signal at 27 MHz?
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by dest 11y ago
site seems down: Error establishing a database connection
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Google will eat itself: buying Google shares via their own advertisement (2005)(googlewilleatitself.com)
3 points by dest 11y ago|1 comments

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