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by dorgo 6y ago
Sounds like the next iteration of "Lies, damned lies and scans": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0O6UXrOZJo >On the scale of things too horrible to contemplate, "document-altering scanner" is right u
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by dorgo 6y ago
>The higher the price of Ether is, the harder it gets to loan enough ether to stake to attack the network. On the other hand, the higher the price of Ether is, the higher the incentive to do so. The return on investment of an attack is i
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by dorgo 6y ago
Maybe they don't pay you enough if they can afford to waste your skills by making you serving coffee.
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by dorgo 6y ago
But, isn't the key length a constant and we are back to O(1)? Ok, in theory you could exhaust all possible keys of a certain length and proceed with longer keys. It would give us what? O(ln(n))?
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by dorgo 6y ago
1. I attempted to solve problem X 2. I found out that algorithm Y solves X 3. I expected to find an implementation of Y in langauge Z on stackoverflow 4. I encountered no usefull implementations and posted my implementation instead
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by dorgo 6y ago
Bitcoin is usefull as an entry point and a figurehead of the crypto world. Its fame fuels/advances other projects. It also has a historic value (first crypto currency). What was the first computer useful for? Probably for more than bit
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by dorgo 6y ago
(self-)governance is big topic in crypto. I predict that crypto will reinvent all the societal structures and processes to form a digital market+government+jurisdiction because a currency alone can't address all the problems you mentio
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by dorgo 6y ago
Wasn't it: Let's close [all] windows and open it/them again and try anew?
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by dorgo 6y ago
the law requries either consent or legitimate interest ( there are even more options - but not relevant here ). So they can track you without consent and not breaking the law.
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by dorgo 6y ago
>Let's try something new: Let's give examples. Maybe better: Let's make (or find) a benchmark for web search.
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by dorgo 6y ago
Maybe it's just a joke by Google? Showing a reddit conspiracy ( no results for /r/conspiracy ) if somebody searchs for 'reddit conspiracy'.
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by dorgo 6y ago
>People who use linkedin regularly either have an inflated self ego or are desperate to find work. Or people who use bots to automate their networking efforts...
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by dorgo 6y ago
>"hey, do you mind if I go through your address book and contact all your friends and family and ask them to be my friend too? If you consent, say, 'what' or 'huh'" At some point I spent some hours to invest
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by dorgo 6y ago
>down-featuring new users What is this?
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by dorgo 6y ago
>"yes, I have an identity verified by entity X (and Y and Z) (based on passport/phone number/...)", without disclosing any of those details. Actually, I would prefer: "Yey, this one-use temporary ID is tied to an
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by dorgo 6y ago
Just a little overhead of deciding which type of cup you want and to not forget to keep the melting one out of your car.
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by dorgo 6y ago
> Snowdrift.coop, a non-profit cooperative platform for funding freely-licensed works everyone can use and share without limitations. >Our core feature is a new fundraising approach we call crowdmatching. Patrons donate together by al
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by dorgo 6y ago
>if you don't care for 90hz display, wireless charging and waterproofing, 4a is definitely a fantastic deal at half the price It also misses the ultra wide angle camera, doesn't it?
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by dorgo 6y ago
I tried to hide it with stylus addon, but they keep changing the id.
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by dorgo 6y ago
Humans already eradicated a disease (I think it was a virus). It was done with a vacine of an altered version of the virus. The vacine itself was a virus which could infect others and spread among the population. So, you don't really h
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by dorgo 6y ago
would you sell the secret how to break privacy coints for $625k?
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by dorgo 6y ago
- take out a loan (or borrow) money - slowly buy bitcoins on exchanges over several years - destroy the wallet with 1B publicly ( I assume here it is possible. I heard of possibility to transfer to reserved/impossible wallets ) - wait
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by dorgo 6y ago
There is the argument that it might be a mistake to discard complex explanations just because they are not simple. The nature is as it is and doesn't care for our preference of simple explanations.
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by dorgo 6y ago
>There's an argument to be made that it should be covered by cyber-attack laws. Yes, but smart speakers should not rely on laws to prevent successfull attacks.
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by dorgo 6y ago
Small parties attract protest voters who switch to something else later (or don't vote any more).
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by dorgo 6y ago
There is a move toward 1st party proxys as a result of GDPR and similar ruling. Google has already published a framwork or something in that direction. It is not mandatory yet, but when the web moves in that direction there will be no block
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by dorgo 6y ago
>Let's call it the North Korea argument. Why not keep the old name? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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by dorgo 6y ago
I struggle to imagine what could happen to earth to make it less suitable to support human life than any other known planet.
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by dorgo 6y ago
>where bribing customers to remove negative reviews Wait, one can get money for negative reviews? Let's automate that..
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by dorgo 6y ago
My unpopular opinion: Show me ads and pay me for interating with them. You can even get all my data (income, recent purchases, hobbies, ...) preferably anonymised in some way. Let me rate ads and show the rating to everybody. If I buy the a

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