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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
Thank you for explaining. I never understood the aggregation of donations process. Maybe a majority of their customers are paying $1 to 1 person? Are there really people that give away x $1/month to multiple random internet folks? I do
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
bitcoin obv
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
This is reinforced if your belief system includes being able to bask in such honor in the afterlife. Universe Tip: it doesn't.
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
If you want make Fractal Flames (which is the algorithm that makes Electric Sheep videos) try apophysis7x This is a windows tool that works sufficiently well with wine. https://sourceforge.net/projects/apophysis7x/
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
I feel you should have more empathy for people that do not look like you. For some people, race, fighting for for recognition, let alone equality, is a daily battle. You may live and work far from this conflict, but it exists, and in some p
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
Why would anyone willingly hand over their DNA to a third party like this?* 23andME HAS handed your most personal data over to the authorities. *(Same reason people willingly install wiretaps in their houses aka Alexa and Google Home)
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
So why not just use fiat? Coinbase used to offer this service, where you would 'auto-topup' your balance, but removed this because it was silly as it generated multiple tx's just to do what paying in fiat would achieve in the
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
About time. 'the big crash of 2017'. Some stability and sanity will return to this space.
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
Solved, maybe, but apparently not in this case as the replay mitigation's are opt-in. What would stop someone replaying a regular tx from core chain if this network accepts either replay protected or not tx's?
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
fork in codebase, not fork in chain. mutually exclusive genesis blocks and different proof of work algorithms. Its like its little silver brother!
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
The dangers of tx replay mean that HF's like this can never be safe. Beware those that would tell you that these forks are safe, they are not. This is another scam from those that would try to usurp the blockchain. You will be able to
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
I recommend ':?', as it will work in POSIX, but not Windows.
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
The filter on XKS that prevents US hits on selectors has been enhanced to satisfy ruling of the court. Its still collected in perpetuity, but under the Schrödinger approach to surveillance it no longer exists. Maybe nothing can truly change
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by encryptThrow32 9y ago
go.secrets uses the libsodium sodium_memzero to clear the bytes, whereas memguard sets each byte to 0. I feel more comfortable with the first, but can't exactly explain why. memguard seems better organised in the repo like a ready to g