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doctorfoo
9y ago
SegWit is controversial because it is a key part of Core's off-chain scaling roadmap, as opposed to alternative, on chain scaling. It's pure politics: If SegWit "wins", we go down a certain route of scaling and cement Co
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10y ago
As a Tox user, I'd love to see some of these cryptographers calling it out actually contribute lines of code. Tox fills a niche. It might not be perfectly secure, but there is also far more to software than the crypto. UI stuff takes a
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doctorfoo
10y ago
Would really like to know this too
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doctorfoo
11y ago
Most people in the Bitcoin community have a pretty shrewd idea who is responsible for the DDoSing. But no proof, of course. (Hint: Certain libertarian leaning early adopters who want Bitcoin to remain as a government-proof store of value, v
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doctorfoo
12y ago
Thanks for the information. I'm definitely going to try this.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
That's interesting - I have chronic congestion. How much sugar did you eat before you quit? What did "quitting" mean to you? (Just no sweets/cakes/biscuits, or did you go more extreme - no chinese food!?)
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doctorfoo
12y ago
In case you are still watching this and want more feedback, let me quote someone else here: > it's like airbnb but with less privacy? A lot of these "nomad" ventures have a huge focus on networking, socialising... I'd
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doctorfoo
12y ago
It's worth bearing in mind their adversary is not "spooks", but rather the MPAA. Is the anonymity good enough to prevent the user getting nasty letters from their ISP?
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doctorfoo
12y ago
> I won't respond to the drive-by ad hominem. For the record, I appreciate your technical critiques! But you seem to take a perverse delight in being the critic.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
Oh, it's that guy that hates everything. ChangeTip is cool . It is a Bitcoin killer app. Like it or not, giving tips, even to people who don't need them, is fun. And for every person who is tipped who may not want or need it, I
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doctorfoo
12y ago
I really hope so. I'm someone who is scared of flying, but would happily go on board an airship for some reason.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
If you believe strongly in internet freedom and that drugs should be decriminalised / the drugs war is a terrible abomination, you probably think he's more or less a good guy. I think there's simply a large overlap in these
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12y ago
Roll on crypto-anarchy.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
It reads like a character assassination. A very negative interpretation for no particular reason, and a highly incredulous and begrudging perspective of the extreme introverted or loner character. A truly awful article.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
Thanks for the message. To the others too, who commented.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
> It doesn't just kill physical pain like ibuprofen, it also kills psychological pain, emotional pain and the pain caused by social phobias. Huh. I've tried quite a few different meds in the search for a chemical cure for socia
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12y ago
> CloudFlare does not actively block visitors who use the Tor network... ...Yet all visitors who use the Tor network are blocked. There's a certain contradiction here. (Yes, I know what they mean, but the end result remains the same
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doctorfoo
12y ago
Wow. This stuff should be in an emergency kit in every home.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
No, it is not. If I thought the owner of said body had no value other than their body, you would be correct. You can appreciate a persons body, you can appreciate a persons personality. Doing the former doesn't magically invalidate the
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12y ago
I vaguely hinted at supporting GamerGate, and this was enough for you to slander me as "trying to justify some pretty terrible actions". At no point did I attempt to justify any violent threats; quite the opposite, I simply pointe
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12y ago
> Any non-misogynist Gamergaters (are there any?) Yes, there are. The majority, in fact. And there are a fair few women in the movement too, but I suppose you think they are poor deluded fools who are oppressing themselves and need the g
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doctorfoo
12y ago
Irrespective of whether they are indeed a part of a given side, they are one-sidedly being described in the media as such.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
I said there is a legitimate argument, and you've certainly demonstrated there is an argument! I disagree with you, but I'd better shut up now.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
It's tribal warfare, well done! I'd like journalists to report both claims.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
They are excluded by omission. The words "come under attack from online trolls" link to a further article that paints all GGs as the very devils themselves.
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doctorfoo
12y ago
It's the bias in the media. GamerGate supporters are painted uniformly as misogynists. There is a legitimate argument about press ethics, freedom of speech, and whether appreciating an attractive body is the same as objectification. &g
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doctorfoo
12y ago
https://twitter.com/kingofpol/status/525755692318457856 Keywords "gamergate knife".
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doctorfoo
12y ago
I will optimistically assume I am being downvoted for off-topic rather than further whitewashed.
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12y ago
"Many women gamers and developers, as well as those who support them, have lately come under attack from online trolls" Please don't whitewash the GamerGaters who have also experienced such attacks. (For example, one was &quo
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doctorfoo
12y ago
That is so cool. Not quite as cool as a hoverboard, but closer than anything I've seen so far!
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