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by mailbag 4y ago
0.5% of the world’s electricity.
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by mailbag 4y ago
do you feel the same way about reddit?
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by mailbag 4y ago
Users exchanged $100M for the ability to mint an NFT on Ethereum. We can argue about NFTs, but I'm confident these users felt like they received something of real value in return.
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by mailbag 4y ago
Kift might be what you're looking for.
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by mailbag 5y ago
I'd assume any data needed for the mining process is transmitted wirelessly. Sending electricity wirelessly is infeasible.
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by mailbag 5y ago
can you expand on this some more?
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by mailbag 5y ago
Can you give us a few examples of the twitter accounts banned for being anti-putin?
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by mailbag 5y ago
Art project for sure, and based on the engagement so far I'd say they've succeeded. Here is some of their previous work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEtBHQu4DoM
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by mailbag 5y ago
Assuming restrictions on unvaccinated are reducing their rate of exposure, is this result that unexpected? Edit: While I personally don’t support broad restrictions, I’d actually argue this is evidence that the restrictions are making an im
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by mailbag 5y ago
Arguably, we've already seen multiple catastrophic crashes in cryptocurrencies.
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by mailbag 5y ago
A similar format has been running on cable television in the US for years as the Home Shopping Network or QVC.
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by mailbag 6y ago
I interpret it as being armed and the neighborhood watch are reasons for GPs feeling of safety.
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by mailbag 6y ago
I've maintained an enterprise saas product for ~1500 customers that used this strategy. Cross account analytics were definitely a problem, but the gaping SQL injection vulnerabilities left by the contractors that built the initial pro
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by mailbag 8y ago
crypto-shredding is arguably an option https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto-shredding
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by mailbag 8y ago
Are you willing to share the blockchain project you moved to?
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by mailbag 8y ago
For the French speaking dating pool http://www.tuttiflirty.com/
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by mailbag 9y ago
We're going through a similar thought process now for a blockchain based data-store. If the data is symmetrically encrypted and the key is deleted.. does that count as hard deletion? The data is unrecoverable.