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by ryanlol 5y ago
> I'm amazed nobody's trying to cash out of tether with the pair on Coinbase. Nobody is having trouble cashing out from tether.
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> On top of that, there is a fair amount of forensic data indicating shared resources between hacker groups and GRU operatives. Go on
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Rubberhose cryptanalysis does not work with Monero because you don’t know who to whack.
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Not exactly, Tether has more credibility than your napkin given that they’re successfully maintaining the USDT peg despite huge volumes (for now)
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by ryanlol 5y ago
>Until someone cracks it This is certainly not a given. The government isn’t going to be cracking signal messages within any reasonable timeframe either.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Hilariously, many of these people were repeatedly saying that this would never ever happen. Not really a huge surprise after the network was sold to a VPN company
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by ryanlol 5y ago
This seems to assume that existing captchas are much better than they actually are.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Can you name some examples of orgs getting hit twice?
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This would only protect those without proper cyber security. Why is it acceptable to let random targets suffer as opposed to everyone without proper security?
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by ryanlol 5y ago
> If you offer preinstalled linuxes we can be sure it does. With that one specific preinstalled kernel image.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
I’d argue that the new German interior designs are anything but traditional. New e-class https://www.thecarexpert.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Me... Tesla model 3 https://i.insider.com&#x2
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by ryanlol 5y ago
In Western Europe (at least Spain, France, Germany, UK, Netherlands, Czechia and even Hungary) Teslas are taxis. In Eastern Europe they are still significantly less cool than similarly priced ICE cars (at least among the segment of people
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by ryanlol 5y ago
> She couldn't care less about the interior not meeting your standards, because the interior looks like a spaceship and as far as she's concerned, it's the coolest thing ever The same could be said about any new car in thi
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For a variety of reasons most people can’t. Those who can probably should. Let’s also not forget the possibility of highly valuable and highly scalable pursuits.
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Luckily this isn’t a binary choice, the more profitable cool image filter app takes nothing away from healthcare. The world is full of people who simply aren’t capable of providing “value” at scale. Odds are that society gets better outcome
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by ryanlol 5y ago
FWIW Hydra is vastly bigger drug market than WHM.
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That filter app probably makes people laugh or at least smile, that’s value right there.
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Performance is good yeah, everything else is comparable to (and often worse than) the prius. From the exterior finish to the horrible plastics all over the interior. Teslas aren’t nice daily drivers. I love the performance, but it’s hard to
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by ryanlol 5y ago
> The experience of driving a Tesla is unlike anything else in its price class True, it’s more akin to driving a prius than a comparably priced german car. Especially when looking at the higher end Tesla models. > When someone says &q
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Because being a nurse doesn’t scale. It’s better to provide a small amount of value to 100 million people than immense value to 10 people.
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Google censoring satellite imagery of Gaza(twitter.com)
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Corruption, or reasonable policy?
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How is he poisoning the conversation? The detail he is neglecting to mention only strengthens his position.
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Only a bit rich if you believe that he is actually selling counterfeits.
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> while the second,much colder,for food storage. That’s definitely unusual.
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by ryanlol 5y ago
Exploit.in, verified, maza, xss. Loads of public runet forums, english language crime forums like darkode have all died but the russian forums welcome english speakers. Fraud shops like unicc, ferum, slilpp move more money than darknet drug
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So? It’s not instant for most of the world.
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> As far as known darknet markets go they've all switched from Bitcoin to Monero. This is not true. A few big markets have switched, not “all”. Besides drug markets, all the conventional cybercrime markets and forums still run on bi
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by ryanlol 5y ago
> criminals tend to prefer privacy coins like monero over bitcoin This is speculation with very little connection to reality. If you actually go on crime forums you will see that privacy coins are not as widely used as you might think.
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> with slow transactions How are bitcoin transactions slow? Bank transfers and credit card payments take forever to settle.

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