mitchellberry

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by mitchellberry 9y ago
Why should it even be discussed anyway? Some accounts seem intent on creating a "special" reddit here. Would love to see some technological solutions to this problem currently afflicting millions, but this is just general world ne
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
A stolen hardware key is likely to be noticed though. Perhaps a better approach regardless of how it's stored is notification of use?
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
To be pedantic you just named a name.
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
So I have a friend who worked the security control room of large commercial building in Sydney, would visit him on the weekend and hang out there. This was not an important place, random corp offices of minor companies. These cameras were 3
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
For a library that does such a good job of simplifying the complex, that design choice always perplexed me. When you look at their example import code it makes even less sense. People who need shorter object names already do that, no need f
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
Fair call, parity bug and dao are indefensible, the fact they were both so intimately involved with Ethereum makes it a magnitude worse. I just wanted to lament that for all the money sloshing around there isn't more work being done on
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
Serpent is deprecated, there's no first or second there. Also think you are confusing poorly made cookie cutter erc20 tokens as representative of smart contracts in general, it is most certainly all a mess, but perhaps those treating a
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
Mailfence. I'd be very interested to hear the problems with protonmail, considering all they claim to see is email metadata. Edit: ok some quick googling says its related to ddos protection, which is still in effect currently, the mali
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
Considering nearly every adult provides a photo of higher quality to their respective governments it does seem a tad conspiratorial and like a lot of unecessary effort. Also being a part of the 14 eyes means if the United States wanted my b
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
Boolean outcomes everytime.
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
The "team" section of that page doesn't contradict what I said at all.
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
When stating easily verifiable information about the cryptocurrency industry the proof/sources request as some form of rebuttal seems to be a very common respone, always find it intruiging that many either don't want to search the
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
Undoubtedely, I'm not going into bat for the financial industry here, but essentially it comes down to the delegation of trust that is required with many transactions, financial or not
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
> None of the bitcoin core developers have much experience in network engineering https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/graphs/contributors Many are anonymous or use psuedonoyms. Cohort easily over 100. Seems
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
None of those things have ever bothered me, but mobile phones and apps are all righthanded. The back button is hardwired into most phones (all?) and the dominant thumb cannot touch it without shifting my whole hand, sounds insignificant for
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
Lappland is a magical part of earth. Abisko forever holds a place in my heart. Tough people in an even tougher place, takes a certain mentality to live up there.
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
A token only redeemable for bitcoin collapses and you think that will hurt the price of bitcoin? It will hurt the price of tether certainly, the other side of the trade will boom. Always amazed that some fail to grasp this, tether disintegr
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
Its a space where millions are raised on nothing more than a whitepaper, probably a bit idealistic to expect rational actors. Bitfinex has been undergoing third party audit from Friedman for months now. No one cares though and still throw a
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
It would be a good introduction to solidity and the 3rd party problem of smart contracts. An example betting contract for anyone interested (note it was eventually refunded and not run): https://etherscan.io/address/0xf
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
In Australia there is no taxes on the family home and it isn't counted as an asset for welfare purposes. So we end up with this bizarre situation where people in multimillion dollar houses can and do claim the aged pension.
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
Headline is misleading. This already exists and has for a long time, essentially they seem to be seeking a realtime database, currently there is delays and inter-agency issues on weeklong scales. Though the government hasn't been clear
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by mitchellberry 9y ago
A warmer ocean and unchecked agricultural sediment runoff seem to be the main reasons. One of these is controllable by the government. Crown of Thorn starfish outbreaks also wreck havoc, but isnt as bad as the other two issues. Believe ther