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by rafale 5y ago
Yeah but the regulations would be opt-in, for people who want a safe avenue. Anyone else will still be able to interact with the underlying permissionless blockchain network.
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by rafale 5y ago
I don't think we could say they walked away yet. Cashing that money is going to be much harder than the hack itself imo. They might have already compromised themselves if any of their interactions with the contract, including past int
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by rafale 5y ago
They did. It was called Windows Phone... It came out too late, offered too little.
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by rafale 5y ago
"There's a horse in Redmond that always suits up and always runs, and will keep running." - Tim "Apple" Cook
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by rafale 5y ago
What I would really love is to see XAML-like layout in the browser. CSS is a mess I can never wrap my mind around even with the flex model. Whereas the XAML model is much simpler (a measure pass to size components, an arrange pass to lay th
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by rafale 5y ago
The source code is in Rust. But the compilation target is WASM instruction set.
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by rafale 5y ago
Immediate mode is such an outdated approach for a modern UI framework. It's a deal-breaker imo.
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by rafale 5y ago
My friends were adamant that the US did it to steal Iraq's oil. Last time I checked, the vast majority of petroleum exploitation contracts didn't go to the US. We really did it for nothing but pain and suffering for millions of in
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by rafale 5y ago
Trade ban and sanctions in the early 2000s when it should have become clear their ambition and dirty tactics would put us on a collision course. Instead, we were blinded by the cheap cost and outsourced everything there. To a country that d
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by rafale 5y ago
It wouldn't be so bad if we outsourced to countries that are ideologically compatible with the West. The problem is China. Not outsourcing itself.
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by rafale 5y ago
Buying from China, as a westerner, is akin to buying the rope that will hang you. Regardless of the quality or price of their products. We should have never allowed them to become this powerful. Their ideology is toxic and incompatible with
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by rafale 5y ago
Why was the printer connected to the public internet? A DMZ subnet would have prevented this vector of attack.
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by rafale 5y ago
John Deere will just claim they never sold him a tractor, but rather signed a custom contract with him that gives him access and custody of one in return of some constraints he agreed upon. If the government intervenes, it would undermine t
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by rafale 5y ago
It's their responsibility to stay up-to-date. If a dev can keep up with front end tech stacks, doctors, who are much more elite in their education, should keep track of latest treatment breakthroughs in their domain of expertise.
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by rafale 5y ago
In the NFT/crypto world, you will see more liquidity mining in the form of wash trades in the hope of amassing a bigger share of a future platform airdrop (e.g. the much awaited but so far not happening OpenSea airdrop)
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by rafale 5y ago
They are probably not gonna serve jail time. Their brains are too valuable. They will likely get a desk at the FSB headquarters.
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by rafale 5y ago
> isnt it established fact the fbi had agents actively provoking the mob? known persons on video involved, not being prosecuted? Extraordinary claims like yours require careful and thorough proof. And no it's not established.
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by rafale 5y ago
Jan 6 doesn't fall under that definition. It wasn't systematic.
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by rafale 5y ago
It's hard to imagine a more transmissible covid variant for a layman such as myself. I wonder if microbiologists are able to model the maximum theoretical transmission Sars covid is capable of.
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by rafale 5y ago
Our savior Omicron. The ultimate vaccinator. Nature finally had mercy on us.
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by rafale 5y ago
VS Code is free... Heck, even VS Community is free. A text editor is not a business model anymore.
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by rafale 5y ago
Bitcoin doesn't support web3. Ethereum is moving to proof-of-stake, so the resources issue is gonna become a thing of the past. Also using web3 for authentication doesn't broadcast any transaction. So zero resources are used at th
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by rafale 5y ago
They could have called it a "governance coin"
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by rafale 5y ago
They had be worth at least 5 times if they ICOed, and in the process reward their users. Sell outs.
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by rafale 5y ago
Web3 emphasizes privacy be default. Emails are no longer needed for password management so if u need them for something else users should opt-in.
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by rafale 5y ago
A reputation system could solve this. Do that a few times in a given time period and you become persona non grata.
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by rafale 5y ago
Deportation usually comes with long lasting restrictions on travel to the country you are getting kicked from. Hopefully, USCIS/ICE will use their brains in situations like this.
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by rafale 5y ago
That's an amazing trailer!
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by rafale 5y ago
Isn't Uniswap a web3 product? It's the only way to create a Dex.
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by rafale 5y ago
Did u file a complaint on the use of swear words?

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