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by rblatz 9y ago
How is that any different than walking up to a store entrance with automatic doors and a sign that says "Welcome" on it?
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by rblatz 9y ago
It’s almost like that’s how the market is supposed to work! The price moves around until demand and supply match.
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by rblatz 9y ago
They still could perform a previously unknown attack to grab the original key. There could be a side channel attack that we are unaware of that could give out enough information to reconstruct the key. Heck I just saw a post today about a
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by rblatz 9y ago
Assuming that state level actors don’t have ways to get around https? I’d expect a nation like Russia could acquire or procure new key for the targeted domains or perform some unknown 0 day attack on the targeted companies to acquire the or
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by rblatz 9y ago
I was interested in the story, but the writing lost me too.
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by rblatz 9y ago
There are multiple drugs of the same class as heroin that are actually stronger and more dangerous than heroin that are legal. But they aren’t sold cut to hell with fillers in order to make extra money.
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by rblatz 9y ago
So I've been debating subscribing to the NYT, but the sheer number of options has delayed me from doing it. My wife and I both love crosswords and would love to get access to the crosswords, and I'd like to get a subscription to
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by rblatz 9y ago
Correct, your token authority should specify which algorithms are valid, and your clients should self configure via a secure back channel to only accept the algorithms your token authority issues.
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by rblatz 9y ago
I thought that it was Lockheed in partnership with some other major aerospace player using the Russian rockets.
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by rblatz 9y ago
There are plenty of clinics that specialize in just what you are talking about. I believe they commonly call themselves balanced hormone clinics. I also think that is a common thing they do in anti-aging clinics.
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by rblatz 9y ago
What about having to drive to the wealthy suburb and pay an initiation fee and an expensive monthly membership to join the gym your boss goes to? How is that any different?
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by rblatz 9y ago
Everyone is all about trusting science and medical professionals right up until it comes to dietitians... Then suddenly random bloggers and cherry picked studies come flying out of the wood work, much like the anti-vaccine crowd. And I say
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by rblatz 9y ago
When you treat everything like a zero sum game like this administration does you do create a lot of winners, but you also have to make losers. Turns out it's easier to just take those that already weren't doing well and make them
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by rblatz 9y ago
It takes 3 days for me to hit ketosis at that carb level.
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by rblatz 9y ago
I have multiple shirts that say Surf Ohio on them, I’d assume it was also a tongue in cheek thing like that.
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by rblatz 9y ago
Well there is a mix, the majority of companies shouldn’t waste their developers time on writing an inventory management system or writing an accounting system. Instead they should focus their efforts where they can build a major competitive
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by rblatz 9y ago
Seriously? They are the only ones? What about Lexis Nexis, experian, transunion?
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by rblatz 9y ago
Paper trails, and accountability.
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by rblatz 9y ago
Another thing, I’ve always wondered why some movies set in the future had such outlandish outfits and makeup. Think Hunger Games or Fifth element. Defeating or confusing facial or other biometric recognition would be a very good reason.
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by rblatz 9y ago
Privacy has been big at Apple for a long time, this video was posted in this thread of Steve Jobs talking about how important privacy is to Apple https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39iKLwlUqBo
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by rblatz 9y ago
That’s interesting, I’ve never thought about credit cards as a sort of deflationary virtual currency.
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by rblatz 9y ago
I find the claim of being able to cheaply and quickly transfer large amounts of money to be comical. The argument breaks down to, traditional transfer methods take too long, so let’s add two layers of traditional transfer methods on top of
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by rblatz 9y ago
Anyone know the implications of EME on things like new “super cookies” or other privacy invaiding techniques?
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by rblatz 9y ago
Like buying drugs, money laundering, and hoarding. So far only one of those is legal.
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by rblatz 9y ago
And that’s why the fed ensures we have a mildly inflationary currency. If it deflated spending would drop, cutting the velocity of money, and cutting out economic growth.
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by rblatz 9y ago
I’ve heard that before,but why would banks/people keep loaning them money? And I’d expect the market to learn to avoid their IPOs and stocks.
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by rblatz 9y ago
You can do the same with platforms like Kickstarter. What does ICO bring to the table besides attempting to skirt laws about accreditted investors?
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by rblatz 9y ago
Why would someone do that? Seems like a solution in search of a problem.
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by rblatz 9y ago
You could mine, even if it was unprofitable. Spending 10 million in mining costs to produce $5million in bitcoin is still a win for a lot of people trying to move money out of China.
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by rblatz 9y ago
But that's what they do build, and a lot of times they wait until a customer asks them to build it... Seems like they are building exactly what people want.

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