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   by reginold 5y ago

   Appreciate the perspective on this. When you say "ENS will never be resolvable via the global DNS namespace", is that a technical limitation or something else? I'm curious so learning about how it works (or doesn't!), so
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Anyone here familiar with the newly launched Ethereum Name Service (ENS)? All the registrations are handled on the blockchain. Would this error be possible on ENS?
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   by reginold 5y ago

   If these images were stored on the blockchain, would that make a difference?
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Would love to see this market set the bar higher than "Linux-friendly"!
5. 155.▲
   by reginold 5y ago

   Haha yes of course, please do! The more the merrier, more of my monkey for everyone! There's always a record on the blockchain that it's indeed mine - or not if I so choose!
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   by reginold 5y ago

   I thought a lot about this comment. I deeply would want that Apple-1 in a way, massive piece of Apple history. But then I think about owning it - what a pain. It needs to be in an air conditioned room, bugs nibble at it, dust gathers, where
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   by reginold 5y ago

   MLooks like this post won't play out well for Gnome. Plus System76 is building its own desktop environment in Rust.
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   by reginold 5y ago

   What do you think of System76 developing their own desktop environment? HN post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29137180
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Is the success of the drone industry an outcome of these wars?
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    by reginold 5y ago

    I find this article a bucolic tale of tech and research. Right after WWII with the planet in shambles, living in the "winning" country, you're working on computers and found unfettered access to funds and investment? No surpr
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    by reginold 5y ago

    How would it construct a page that has the verified image if it doesn't know what the image looks like?
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    by reginold 5y ago

    > (For example, if you had some sort of "signed iframe", the page would probably find a way to show the part from twitter that says "verified" but cover up the part that it's supposed to be actually verifying wit
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Is there any sort of within-a-page HTTPS "secured" function? Like how banks have that "only type your password if we show your correct profile picture". Almost like if embedded tweets could be "signed" by twitt
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Wow that sounds terrible! Were you able to get it fixed under the warranty? I'm new to Linux. I've been happy with my Lemur Pro laptop. System76 seems to have a solid reputation but things do happen. System76 warranty and support
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Here's one with crypto potential: Add value to your dynamic contexts with global microservices.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Speculation: they likely jump wallets so in case a victim gets curious and checks the address they won't notice that there are never "double" transactions sent back. Open to other ideas! Looks like they switch every hour or s
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    by reginold 5y ago

    The transactions in the live ticker are fake. You can see the real wallets/transactions referenced elsewhere in this thread.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Unless I'm mistaken, they appear to have updated the website in the livestream to https://coin-ether/./net from .com
19. 169.▲
    by reginold 5y ago

    Well at least a few of the viewers are from HN :o)
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    by reginold 5y ago

    1. The "live" video is old footage from the 2020 Coinbase Speaker series 2. All the graphics about the "ETH Giveaway" framing the video are added by the scammer 3. The victim visits the website mentioned in the graphics
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Another interesting aspect is it appears to be using a hacked YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/RallyArgentinooficial/videos This channel RallyArgentinooficial at least appears valid, with rally videos go
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    by reginold 5y ago

    The original interview is from the Coinbase Speaker Series from 2020: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shEeqqPqF50 (at least that's what's streaming now, it's a 50 minute interview I assume they're loopin
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Wow what an interesting term. Any idea where I can learn more?
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Maybe there's a better term to throw at this. "Even though just 5.8% of userbase, Linux users contribute 55% of helpful QA feedback"
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    by reginold 5y ago

    When I submitted a bug to Linux distro Pop OS, it was fixed and deployed within days to all users. Can you imagine anything like that with Windows or Mac OS? We have reports how Apple silences zero day researchers instead.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Just to clarify, not trolling. For those who think Bitcoin has zero value, then by definition all the energy is waste. For those that think Bitcoin has value, then the energy is by definition not waste and it's a question of utility, w
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Yes, Gnome Sushi for "press space for preview"
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Oo how's Pop OS?
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Human life could be defined as a search for depth and meaning which truncates at some point.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Appreciate your perspective from reading the paper. Agreed this seems hard to pin down. For those like me not familiar with the term "brown energy": "energy produced from polluting sources as a contrast to green energy from r