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by ersiees 8y ago
It changes the value fluctuations. Right now the biggest problem with using crypto as your day to day money is that you cannot trust the money that you put into crypto to stay at the same value over time + transactions are slow.
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by ersiees 8y ago
What these attacks are about is stealing money, right? Is that your plan? Why do you want donations to steal something or if you don’t steal anything how will you change the chain?
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by ersiees 8y ago
It is a problem in Germany too. You might try searching for “Apple EarPods” and see if the results look trustworthy.
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by ersiees 8y ago
Why isn’t it actually possible to just encrypt saved emails on server? So that government does not have access. Couldn’t one use a hash of the password as key for the data for the data and not save that hash to check password but another on
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by ersiees 8y ago
You don’t need a reconnect for every invocation actually, only per instance. I know you don’t want to think about instances with lambda, but actually they just run on some VM and you can just open one connection per VM.
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by ersiees 8y ago
Did not work on my iPhone 6 in Germany. Saw a lot of: “ RuntimeError: us could not be resolved“
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by ersiees 8y ago
I think this is what zcash already does.
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by ersiees 9y ago
What about using Signal? Will they do something else then using the Signal protocol? If so, this might be either pretty expensive or could go wrong.
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by ersiees 9y ago
(i) I think as pointed out in the last paragraph, the state is as guilty as Amazon in letting something like this happen. If Amazon would not bring workers to the legal/market limit. There would be another company to pick at here. (ii
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by ersiees 9y ago
What about the problem of competitors copying your contract? Since all blockchain code is open. Isn't that a real problem developing Dapps?
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by ersiees 9y ago
I was really excited, until I read that the change they made is not to have no employee in the car at all. They moved the safety employee from the front to the back.
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Bad WiFi
1 points by ersiees 9y ago|1 comments
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by ersiees 9y ago
I think this is a great turning point for Facebook and might even bring Facebook back on the map SOCIAL media wise. Since almost all people I know barely use Facebook anymore for communication, because you just don’t see any posts by your f
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by ersiees 9y ago
This was mentioned slightly already, but still I would like to ask: Why would you use a Raspberry PI or Dev Board to run compute intensive AI tasks on it? Why not use the PC you are working with most of the time, that probably is much faste
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by ersiees 9y ago
IN Germany there is a similar thing. Instead of having a barrier, they have lights to indicate which paths who can use and change them according to traffic.
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by ersiees 9y ago
How do they find out if a users name is a real name? And if his age is correct?
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Show HN: Print to STDOUT using Markdown(github.com)
2 points by ersiees 9y ago|0 comments
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by ersiees 10y ago
This won't help feds a bit to fight terrorism. Since no terrorist will give his social media ids. Just like the questionnaires which ask you directly if you are a terrorist. This won't help fight terrorism. The only two things tha
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The Noise Around You Could Strengthen Your Passwords(wired.com)
63 points by ersiees 11y ago|42 comments
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Real life physical ad blocker
1 points by ersiees 12y ago|0 comments
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by ersiees 12y ago
Please Tell me do you really find ihr who Unfrieded whom on fb? Or is it Fake? Do you use people's data maybe sell it or something?