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by optimiz3 7y ago
Also, SHA-2 underpins Bitcoin; it's the ultimate billion dollar pot of gold. SHA-2 is perhaps the most exhaustively researched (both publicly and privately) cryptographic hash because of this.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Article missed that Binance wad recently hacked for around 7000 BTC, and likely has to be covering which would drive up prices.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Yes. However better brokers will give you a cut of the interest.
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Not all problems are well defined. Generally the more business impact you have, the more undefined your work is.
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Be kind to others...fast forward 10 years and imagine some authority looking into Mark's social media history. Yeah you may be a big alpha in middle school, but you'll be labeled a bully and a social pariah the rest of your life.
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Why does it need to meet the bar of a criminal investigation? All they need to do is to tick one of the boxes in their ToS and kick them off their property. Heck, there's an entire sub-category of law colloquially known as "Amazo
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Well come on - don't host your business on a company you plan on antagonizing. Pretty sure AWS has contract clauses that allow them to deny service or perform forensics when criminal activity is suspected, and blackmail would certainl
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Amazon could pull a CloudFlare and knock them off the internet as nationalenquirer.com seems to be hosted on AWS. My guess is Amazon/Bezos already has multiple backups of the Enquirer's digital assets for forensic purposes. http
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by optimiz3 8y ago
"Why do we need source control? It's all there, right on my laptop. Source Depot is just a bunch of trouble." I've threatened to withhold paychecks from employees who have said this to me. The job isn't done till t
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by optimiz3 8y ago
> Why? See my ( very recent) comment history. No one is here for a homework assignment. Please explain yourself to add to the discussion.
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Does Google pay you to moderate? What is the user incentive to commit hours of time to a 3rd party commercial enterprise?
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by optimiz3 8y ago
>I find myself more often just biting the bullet and re-buying some old classics when they get "Enhanced" editions People have to do real work to produce newer versions of software, often this work is quite extensive (newer gra
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by optimiz3 8y ago
You revoke the monopoly patents grant in the local jurisdiction, not the knowledge.
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Perhaps we should consider revoking patent and other IP protections for companies that knowingly or negligently allow IP to be transferred to jurisdictions that do not respect IP rights in pursuit of profit. Otherwise it's a double wha
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by optimiz3 8y ago
If you made a police report, make sure to amend it with any damages as well as towing fees suffered in case they catch the perpetrator. This will give you a basis for remediation.
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by optimiz3 8y ago
File a lawsuit in small claims court for your time and the fee. Not only do you get paid, you discourage this type of behavior. Disclaimer: IANAL, but I've successfully sued towing companies. "The only thing necessary for the tr
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Counterpoint - could be evidence the security measures are working. More data needed.
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Musk looks haggard in the interview - Cramer commented if he were on the board he'd insist on medical time off, can't say I disagree.
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Here's a non-nonsensically opaque mail I recently got. Blocking early-adopters and developers won't go well. Infuriating. Hello, Thank you for your interest in Coinbase. Our primary goal is to make digital currency safe
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by optimiz3 8y ago
Meanwhile we're still using ASP.Net MVC w/ a vintage 2008 web design. Could care less about $latest_web_technology, because having a viable business is more important than what the site is coded in or how it looks.
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by optimiz3 9y ago
Why should someone have to pay for their report to clear allegations against them?
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by optimiz3 9y ago
Fun fact: right across from the Hanford Site is a massive Conagra plantation. Source: visited Hanford Site, looked up the company associated with the plantation across the road.
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by optimiz3 9y ago
Locks make good neighbors, but they wont stop a thief. You're not obligated to make it easy for someone to reverse-engineer/steal/clone your client code.
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by optimiz3 9y ago
When my ISP was failing at their job and denying it, I wrote a script that would post to a website any time pings failed for more than 5 seconds. My internet got fixed pretty fast after that.
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by optimiz3 9y ago
Papers please. If you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear.
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by optimiz3 9y ago
Eighth: It's a counter-intel operation and her identity isn't even real.
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by optimiz3 9y ago
I'll just say this - there are private implementations of Keccak that blow the pants off of those numbers. Keccak is one of the primary functions in Ethash (Ethereum mining). It is heavily researched and completely destroys SHA2 perfo
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by optimiz3 9y ago
Couldn't find the vote without teasing it out of the text - It was an 8-0 decision, with a minor dissent from Ginsburg on what happens when a product is sold in a foreign territory.
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by optimiz3 9y ago
"If you do the job badly enough, sometimes you don't get asked to do it again". http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/2013/02/02
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Inside Seattle's West Point Treatment Plant Disaster(projects.seattletimes.com)
18 points by optimiz3 9y ago|3 comments

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