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by nomailing 12y ago
That doesn't make sense. Due to the nature of bitcoin we might actually be able to know where the coins went. what do you mean by nature of Bitcoin? if someone steals yoir wallet, then due to the nature of your physical wallet we will
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by nomailing 12y ago
I also would like to know that. it is the only real end-to-end encrypted whatsapp alternative. I hope it stays that way.
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by nomailing 12y ago
hard revocation is not at all broken! The article is bullshit.
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by nomailing 12y ago
the revocation check cannot easily get bypassed. if you block the Ca, then the check should definitely fail. this is not the same as saying it is bypassed.
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by nomailing 12y ago
exactly. if access to a CA is blocked it is not good and I want a big red warning sign in my browser. what chrome is doing with their high profile website revocation by browser update is all bullshit.
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by nomailing 12y ago
the problem is that most or almost every professional programmer goes by the slogan "You shouldn't implement cryptography by yourself, but instead rely on the existing well tested libraries". This is hinders competition in
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by nomailing 13y ago
Sure, they are "more democratic than most of the rest of the world". And maybe it is also true that it "got more democratic over the past decades". But if you want to assess the state of something from a more universal a
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by nomailing 13y ago
It's hard to logically argue about morality. I personally think that we have a moral responsibility for future generations. some people would say that we have a moral responsibility for preservation of plant species. In this sense of c
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by nomailing 13y ago
a recording from a binaural head cannot account for the different shapes of pinnae that humans have. The outer ear of humans are shaped quite differently. So each ear has his own transfer function which not only depends on frequency but als
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by nomailing 13y ago
Just look at the exponentially rising number of bitcoin ATMs which are currently deplyed around the world. So your argument somehow shows that the comparisons with the early internet actually makes sense. Because at these early times people
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by nomailing 13y ago
Do you think it is that easy for a simple farmer to check if their seed is contaminated? I think the article makes a good point, that it is the responsibility of Monsanto to make sure that their seeds do not spread. But I am no expert. Bu
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by nomailing 13y ago
what's your problem with bitcoin? maybe you just have to accept that a lot of the HN and crypto audience is interested in bitcoin.
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by nomailing 13y ago
this is exactly why I would only donaze anonymously using Bitcoin.
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by nomailing 13y ago
Do you know about liquid Feedback, which is used by the pirate Party? Or liquid democracy in general? I think they might be very interesting for you if you haven't heard of them yet.
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by nomailing 13y ago
Why not with a Browser plugin? Pidgin already Supports OTR via gtalk. And on Android you can use Gitterbot. Google should really implement OTR in a Javascript library in the Client Browser. Would that be possible?
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by nomailing 13y ago
Why do you think that they are not used in commercial systems? As far as I remember from leckeres of Geoffrey Hinton they are now used quite extensively in speech recognition systems on smartphones, etc.