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Spinjar: Bitcoin vs. Ethereum, a Test Case(labs.humint.is)
1 points by grabhive 12y ago|0 comments
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by grabhive 13y ago
Sorry about that, we're working on getting the VM integrated; we've had a huge blocker for a month: https://github.com/grabhive/BitcoinKit/tree/integratedvm
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by grabhive 13y ago
As stated on Reddit: Please note our caveat that this version is for testing and development purposes only! Please do not move any money into it that you cannot afford to lose. With that being said, thanks in advance for your feedback. :-)
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Show HN: Hive, a beautiful new Bitcoin wallet for Mac OS X(bitcointalk.org)
3 points by grabhive 13y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Tor.framework, an anonymity library for iOS and Mac OS X developers(bitcointalk.org)
2 points by grabhive 13y ago|0 comments
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by grabhive 13y ago
The rapid growth of circumvention technologies is now assured.
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by grabhive 13y ago
Extraordinarily well said.
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by grabhive 13y ago
It probably isn't necessary to replace the hardware infrastructure if privacy and security again become fashionable in software development. A great deal of important peer-to-peer, encryption and general data-obfuscation research has b
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by grabhive 13y ago
All such agencies will lose if we start creating software more responsibly. I understand that Stallman is a somewhat controversial figure here, but his mantra of "freedom over convenience" might bear repeating.
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by grabhive 13y ago
The NSA continues to be viewed as a shadowy government agency, limited in its capabilities by federal law. But what do we really know about that? Besides trivial inconvenience, is there any real disadvantage to taking the most paranoid and
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by grabhive 13y ago
Be careful with your optimism. If the amendment passes, it will be a sign to many that the days of draconian domestic surveillance are over. The trouble is that this may or may not be the case; we likely won't be told the truth. And ye
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by grabhive 13y ago
Precisely what I came here to say.
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by grabhive 13y ago
I'm glad to see someone else pointing this out. I did so myself here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6089979 I want so suggest however, that you follow my lead in taking a sternly honest but less antagonistic app
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by grabhive 13y ago
Nearly everything that the NSA does is Top Secret, so can we claim to know anything about its activities? Why do we believe that we have the power to defund it, when we don't actually know where it gets its money, or how much it receiv
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by grabhive 13y ago
Yes. This is the way that hackers should be thinking from now on.
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by grabhive 13y ago
What is meant by 'non-free' is software that is not open-source and licensed in such a way that it must legally remain so. It's fairly simple to follow from there, isn't it? If the software you use falls under such defin