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piracy1
6y ago
And it does not seem a very serious attempt either. The only way to make this deal is through a single listed protonmail address that if this gets any traction will be closed in all likelihood. Not like an onion site with a contact page or
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piracy1
6y ago
IDK, maybe ironkey is just really secure. I knew someone who worked at a nuclear research facility for a major defense contractor and they used them. If the US gave them the green light I bet you they had the NSA poke at it.
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piracy1
6y ago
IMO it would be way way worse if it was ICANN not a rando registrar.
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piracy1
6y ago
You could buy either a stablecoin or ETH (it tends to have more liquidity) and uniswap to a stablecoin like USDC (Owned by Circle and Coinbase, not sketchy, decent liquidity) or USDT (kinda sketchy, insane liquidity). Then you are only real
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piracy1
6y ago
I like that idea, because he knew everyone would try to 'Find Satoshi'
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piracy1
6y ago
> E-Trade is stuck in the 90s but sell you a hardware token that you can use for logins - don’t know what happens when the battery runs out. Just requested one so I'll find out. It looks like you load the key value onto the key. It&
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piracy1
6y ago
Who's to say their exchange account doesn't get hacked? SIM Swapped, etc. But yes I do agree storing your own coins would be a nightmare for people who are not savvy with computers and shit. But I do think that in theory paper wal
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piracy1
6y ago
WF and the army: We actually don't update. /s
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piracy1
6y ago
A donation to everyone, deflation
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piracy1
6y ago
Comments like these are why I mostly only read the comments and headline.
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piracy1
6y ago
I think most in crypto are and if not ought be of the mindset that if you yourself do not possess the coins keys you do not own them and are therefore disinterested in robin-hood cash app etc.
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piracy1
6y ago
Ohhhhhhhh, 'friendly fraud' nearly.
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piracy1
6y ago
What u mean? Why would it not just be regular income? I don't see what would be interesting.
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piracy1
6y ago
Whos carding pornhub? Why?
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piracy1
6y ago
"Former Israeli space security chief says aliens exist" posted 9 hours ago uh oh lol
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piracy1
6y ago
Similar to how everyone who gets hacked says it was super 1337 APT threat actors using 0days.
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piracy1
6y ago
That is how linux works by default...
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piracy1
6y ago
It's more of a warplace than a work place thought. And ppl have been giving solders drugs forever.
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piracy1
6y ago
Exhibit 1. Walter White.
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piracy1
6y ago
Why would they need to keep them? Did they buy them with cash or something? Wouldn't the credit/debit transaction be good enough to prove you bought it?
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piracy1
6y ago
This is cool. I had been watching this guy on youtube who wears a mask in all his vids because he reports on cartels and wishes to not be murdered. It got me wondering if the new age Brian Krebs of YouTube would use something like this to m
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piracy1
6y ago
"A selfdriving car To drive him to the end of his life" lmao
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piracy1
6y ago
It would be neat to see them issue ERC20 or some sort of ethereum token associated with a given property. Though I am unsure if that would work with the current legal structure.
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piracy1
6y ago
Ohhhh, that's a telling tidbit, thank you.
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piracy1
6y ago
Oh wow I didn't know about that. That's neat. I wonder if it's like a NYC CCW in that in theory you can get one but you cant really. I should try to get one. In theory I tick all the boxes (a bit of a stretch). To be eligible
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piracy1
6y ago
I could see it being the case that this could be in part problematic because it could interfere with their anti-theift/fraud mechanisms. If you are mandated by law to pay out the full amount immediately with no strings attached. An att
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piracy1
6y ago
lol Tai Lopez, Just Here in my shack
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piracy1
6y ago
NotTehcnicallyIlegaleWare
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piracy1
6y ago
The biggest thing IMO is for security research, given the intense walled garden, it's increasingly required to do any sort of poking around.
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piracy1
6y ago
*ware
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