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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 hi hacker news -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iIIEARYKACoWIQSiJQKEVJeJondn78BXE/NAGxPd0QUCXw/JqwwcZm9vQGJhci5j b20ACgkQVxPzQBsT3dGf1gEAwMzbCxEaEJzRjJwFe90TRrXZiIe4KD9cZ64CHZEz eKEA&#x
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You could literally dump the signature in at the end of the utf-8 tweet. A tweet can contain about 500 bytes, the signature is 64 bytes; encode it using utf8 characters and you got plenty of room room for a message and a signature I’m
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I mean you could but seems unnecessary. Putting tweets on a blockchain would make it very difficult to delete them or edit them but offer no more certainty than a regular tweet that includes a signature verifiable with a known public key of
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Hardware security module
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This is a lacking feature. To much higher degree than appearance strong smell can inhibit other people’s work who are in close proximity at the office. I used to work with someone who had such terrible breath that I would go out of my way t
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Honestly I wish I could bring a kid to work on a regular basis. Before Covid I brought my dog to work every day. Provided the kid is well behaved, why can’t I bring a kid everyday?
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How hard do you think it would be to configure the phone using Guix or NixOS?
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I have a cartoon penguin as my LinkedIn profile picture. I’ve considered changing it to an actual photo of me to appear less “unprofessional”. But, I never have and honestly I don’t think I ever will. Why do people need to see what I look
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I was thinking the other day about a digital signature for limited character tweets. Provided I’m not a cryptography expert and you should explore my ideas with caution, why not even just sign every tweet with an ed25519 signature? It’s on
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I wish sites would stop forcing overriding the user default font or a least render nicely with their custom font override. I use the [OpenDyslexic][1] typeface which really helps but I’d say about 50% of sites I visit have custom fonts and
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Why don’t iPhones have a camera light?
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Good read. Don’t know much about Larry Brilliant but his explanation in the article make sense
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I wish people could take a step back from the “shrink government” debate and focus on making laws more effective and efficient. I could write a piece of code that adds two numbers but takes two days and all available memory to compute the r
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I think their referring to the 2/3 of the house and senate that voted for it and 3/4 of states ratified it. Weather or not the law had the desired effect relative to hypothetical legislative action is an open debate but undoubtedl
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I think use of regulated drugs is legal during a religious service https://www.pewforum.org/2006/02/21/supreme-court-rules-that... And, again I think, reservations are exempt from state laws/taxes and to
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Use content addressing. There are still many rough edges to be worked through but IPFS and others don’t get enough attention when stuff like this comes up on HN.
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This looks very promising. Thank you!
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There is oversight, with a high degree of certainty only the holder of the corresponding private key to which funds were transferred is able to make transactions with allocated amounts.
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You and Satoshi go way back I take it?
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I want issue tracking where everything thing is saved to a hit repository. I’ve started using a crude version of this where each open issue is a directory, there is README.md for each issue and supporting files go in the same directory and
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The ship has sailed for bitcoin as an everyday currency and it has turned more into a store of value than a currency. However, the crypto world is diverse, still infant, and has many applications beyond currency. Look at IPFS (libp2p, IPLD,
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It’s not useful for small payments but I would happily take the equivalent $1k+ in bitcoin as payment.
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> The people that can avoid these neighbourhoods will, which leaves only those that can't. You’re describing people who are stuck in impoverished (correct me if I’m mistaken) where but gentrifications refer to the restoration and u
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How so? What is your though process on this?
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Yeah seems like we should lift the H1B1 visa ban and perhaps even expedite those who have expertise in this field it domestic semiconductor manufacturer is the goal?
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Does AMD manufacture here?
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I wish anonymous metadata and source code was open! This kind of software has potential to positively impact society but not when it cannot be freely audited and debated by the public empowered to vote for changes to it. I suspect there is
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I wish anonymous metadata and source code was open! This kind of software has potential to positively impact society but not when it cannot be freely audited and debated by the public empowered to vote for changes to it. I suspect there is
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So, refusing to violate basic privacy standards is dictating how Europeans fight coronavirus?
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They actually had a run with the grain in General Mills cereal! The commercial name of the Modern wheat cousin Is “Kernza” https://kernza.org/ https://www.dallasnews.com/food/cooking/2019/05&#
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