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by dzmien 10y ago
Wouldn't a true white hat hacker report the bug no matter what the bounty? Therefor, the bounty is in place to encourage black-hat hackers to report the bug instead of trying to profit from exploiting it. But I do agree that it is in a
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by dzmien 10y ago
Their motto: "Am I being detained?!"
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by dzmien 10y ago
Could someone paste the article to a paste bin, or instruct me on how to read the article for free? Evidently I've read too many articles on economist.com without a subscription, and they won't let me view this one without paying
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by dzmien 10y ago
Demand for recreational drugs is ever present, it seems, and it looks like the prohibitionists are losing 'the war on drugs.' I hesitate to recommend sweeping legalization, but surely it must be time to rethink drugs policy. I sup
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by dzmien 10y ago
There is nothing particular about heroin that puts one's soul at hazard compared to other opiates. I started my descent into opiate addiction with nice prescription drugs like oxycodone, but all to soon I found myself using heroin beca
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by dzmien 10y ago
I think it has to do with the evolution of our scientific taxonomic system. It was realized that although fungi seem like plants in many ways, they have certain differences which warrant their separation from plants, phylogenically and morp
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by dzmien 10y ago
Agreed. I have tens of thousands of digital photos from the past 12 years of my life, all of which I uploaded to Google's online photo service. It has the cool ability to search for pictures based on content (e.g. sunsets, dogs, specif
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by dzmien 10y ago
Being homeless with a vehicle to live in is nothing like being homeless without one. I really don't even think it is the same thing. I've been homeless on a number of occasions (related to addiction, I am now in recovery), and I h
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by dzmien 10y ago
On the contrary, I think that they might have had enough insight to see how potentially disruptive it could be if one person claimed all of those coins after bitcoin had attained widespread adoption. It also keeps someone from being able to
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by dzmien 10y ago
I must say I disagree. I found most of those descriptions to be indicative of a pathological personality, and certainly not 'normal.'
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by dzmien 10y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if we never know who Satoshi Nakamoto is, and his coins remain forever out of reach. I bet they collectively decided to throw away the keys, so to speak.