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eddieoz
6y ago
it should be: to Exit: type <ESC> type :q!<Enter>
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6y ago
Will he withdraw the addresses from Kleiman case?
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Early Bitcoin Miner Calls Craig Wright a Fraud Through ‘His Own’ Addresses
(cointelegraph.com)
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In the opening of the new twitter feature, Udi Wertheimer launched a harsh thread and invited Vitalik to participate.
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On Twitter: “Vitalik, why are blockchains better than spreadsheets?”
(twitter.com)
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6y ago
free-digital-chloroquine.docx.exe
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The importance of data minimisation: Natura (Brazilian cosmetics company) exposed 192 million records with personally identifiable information, including payment gateway access tokens.
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Data leak: Quarter of a million Brazilian customers exposed
(safetydetectives.com)
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"When a single large firm captures the governance of a blockchain, it is not clear how a decentralised blockchain differs from a traditional financial intermediary as a provider of trust"
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Blockchain governance: the system is not immune to capture by interest groups
(blogs.lse.ac.uk)
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6y ago
But they didn't reveal any details about it. They just told it was a highly sophisticated cyberattack. Guess?
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6y ago
Having possibilities as a technology perspective is always a good thing. But without a good use case, it seems to be worthless. CA's will review it from a business perspective and if the market doesn't need it, they will not imple
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A privacy-by-design, decentralised, unstoppable and censor-proof blog
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We have this kind of people leader in Brazil. They prefer being delusional and sometimes to believe that thousands and thousands of people are organised, working together. Seems like they never managed a team to know how hard is to make peo
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A candidate used deepfake during an election on India: https://www.vice.com/en_in/article/jgedjb/the-first-use-of-d... Was it positive?
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The next step is having the same but decentralised, uncensorable and with the domain absolutely under your control. I think it is the best way to have your complete freedom.
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In 2007 I was supervising some graduation project about SL. The student has built a store to sell real-life t-shirts and understand the dynamics of having an online and offline intersection. She was fascinated about having a store and a rea
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6y ago
Bitrated is an interesting alternative for identity/reputation validation - wot based: https://www.bitrated.com
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eddieoz
7y ago
Since it is verifiable (proof-of-consent) seems to be better.
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7y ago
GEM was a very famous j-pop group, but they stopped to act 2 years ago.
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7y ago
Signing every commit can be useless, but signing the releases seems to be important and useful, mainly if the developer releases compiled binaries.