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by rasengan 6y ago
This has been known for a long time. Ask scientologists about Xenu.
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Xenu, Leader of the Galactic Federation(en.wikipedia.org)
11 points by rasengan 6y ago|4 comments
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by rasengan 6y ago
Do you do this for a company or any specific projects? I’m just trying to understand because I’m also a big fan of ZCASH but your statements are so bold and matter-of-fact, so I want to learn more about you and see what experiences you have
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by rasengan 6y ago
> Not from what I understand. What is your understanding?
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by rasengan 6y ago
> Take it from someone that does this for a living What do you do for a living?
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by rasengan 6y ago
We live in a diverse society, and HN is just as beautiful as our society in its diversity. However, there are people who absolutely shouldn't walk without consulting with their physician.
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by rasengan 6y ago
> Might not be a bad idea, but necessary for fitness? Not so sure. I agree, I'm not so sure as well, and anything that comes to making changes to your physical body should be consulted with a professional. That said, I have seen pe
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by rasengan 6y ago
Unfortunately, the suicide rate in Korea is also high (as are many other nations). This is off topic from fitness.
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by rasengan 6y ago
Please speak with your physician or another professional before undertaking any kind of advice like this. Walking is a great calorie burning activity and can absolutely help when it comes to obesity and such. However, skinny != fit. If you
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by rasengan 6y ago
Soil is amazing. Problem is, however, we over farmed. Try planting a seed and growing a fruit or vegetable bearing plant in a non farm. The flavor will be 10x what you taste at even Whole Foods or a farmers market.
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by rasengan 6y ago
No regrets man. Think things thru as if you could look back at your death bed. Don’t have regrets. Edit: My bad just saw you’re in your early 20s. Money isn’t everything. You’re not done yet - there’s a lot to do in this lifetime!
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by rasengan 6y ago
As is internet, for example at the library...
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by rasengan 6y ago
That works for a lot of things. For example, a pen is not a public utility yet it is required for more and more government services.
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by rasengan 6y ago
This is actually ridiculous. Who pays for these mistakes? Who pays for these potential crimes? This structure of governance is failing. In the past, we could do something to the “leaders” of our society — now the leadership is obfuscated.
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by rasengan 6y ago
Using “encrypted email” services is pointless. 99/100 times the email arrives unencrypted and is “trustfully” encrypted by the provider. The other 1/100 is far from private since all meta data exists. Further, 1 key leak and all p
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by rasengan 6y ago
The fingerprint is: Primary key fingerprint: A92D 5A61 7818 99B0 401F D8AC 0355 E91D FA3E FAB3 Which matches yours... Again, it really depends on the situation. I wouldn't trust sending an anonymous message through Signal for example
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by rasengan 6y ago
Ah! I did encrypt it for: rsa4096/D817454384595412 2019-12-24 The formatting was messed up but it should be fixed now!
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by rasengan 6y ago
I think it depends on the type of communication being made, when, why, etc. For example, if someone wants to send you an anonymous message, they could just reply right here to this thread with some blob of PGP encrypted text, anonymously.
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Senator Hawley and Mark Zuckerberg (Nov 17, 2020)(youtube.com)
1 points by rasengan 6y ago|0 comments
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Happy Thanksgiving HN
27 points by rasengan 6y ago|2 comments
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by rasengan 6y ago
He has the hand of God [1] ;) [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ccNkksrfls
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by rasengan 6y ago
I didn’t have any path to getting funds into such a thing and wasn’t sure if I could move the needle so I opted to donate 100k to families in need instead.
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by rasengan 6y ago
Great story - but does 1m really move the needle in biomed/covid vaccinations? If that’s the case then shouldn’t we be seeing a lot more activity? I have seen a carwash funded more so than this.
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by rasengan 6y ago
> and (having read the FAQ) even the "decentralized" claim is dubious. You can’t just say something like this without backing it up. Let’s hear it! > Of course. Handshake improves security while also giving the added benefi
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by rasengan 6y ago
Handshake needs a token to create scarcity. Otherwise, what would stop one from registering all the domains in the world. You can read more details about this in "# Decentralized Certificate Authorities and the Blockchain" [1].
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by rasengan 6y ago
Handshake raised $10mm which was donated (all $10mm) to non-profit organizations and open source projects, including GNOME [1], Debian [2], KDE [3], among others. Far from an "ICO scheme," the project further allocated the majorit
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by rasengan 6y ago
Private.sh anonymizes search results by proxying requests only after they are also encrypted client side. It uses Gigablast which has a much more fair search result set more akin to search engines of the past!
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by rasengan 6y ago
This is a great write up covering a lot of things that the community has long been too quiet about. Thank you for your bravery.
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by rasengan 6y ago
Thank you for the risks and efforts you take and make every day.
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by rasengan 6y ago
You can use Handshake [1] to third party auth without risk of losing your credentials. Simply authenticate against the public key associated with your name! [1] https://handshake.org

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