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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
Are you living in 2012? Since 2013 and the snowden revelations, the allegation that IC does at least 30 days full take 100% of internet data traffic (and much longer for encrypted or interesting traffic) is an established fact. Why do you t
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
Technology companies that make DPI technology for censorship should DIAF. If you work at one, you are actively making the world a shittier place. That is all.
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
I very deeply disagree with your sentiment. This kind of thing is about normalising authoritarian intrusion into your life, and total destruction of privacy. Radical transparency for all is the worst possible scenario -- you, me, we all hav
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
Those 3rd party scrapers they use also sell your banking / transaction history. NEVER GIVE AWAY YOUR BANKING CREDENTIALS FOR ANY REASON.
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
Not necessarily. While there is a positive correlation to hashrate and price, the market sets the value of the coin. Just because miners are making more or less coins does not make them worth less or more. Miners choose when and if they rel
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
The price is the last price paid for the coin. So by definition, if nobody sold any coin, it would only take 250000-6000 dollars for the price to reach 250k. Its not so much about how much money enters the market, but supply/demand for
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
Nobody had a gun to the buyers/sellers head. Everyone knows what they are getting into, and markets are a zero-sum game. I have no ethical issues with making profit from trading. I'm sorry that you were not able to take the win. M
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
The limit is somewhere near M2 of planet Earth. Thats quite a high number! something like $10M USD/coin. Would be nice.
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
cost to hash, in electricity. If the cost of mining is greater than the price of the coin, the miners turn off their hashboards. Some like to think of this as a floor, however if everyone turned off their miners the system would fail to pro
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
It seems the definition of 'hacked' is getting looser and looser these days. Sounds like you just consumed services from a SaaS, thats 'hacking' today.
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
As others have stated; Land and Gold can be confiscated; Thieves, Governments, Inflation. Its also hard to move. Any lock can be broken; any safe cracked. I trust in AES with many iterations of SHA512 to protect my coins. I feel you don&#x2
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
And bitcoin has made 100000% in 9 years. Its all a matter of timing.
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
This is really cool! Rather than make the same mistake every other DNS tries, they include the ICANN domains already. I ran the client and started resolving hostnames against it immediately. Its also mined, so give it a try!
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
bye bye musical.ly users. Bytedance is your new censhorship encforcing overlords. The Chinese government has forced Bytedance to censor user content for "publishing a product that collided with core Socialist values". https:&#x2F
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
That china bully tho: https://theintercept.com/2018/08/01/google-china-search-engi...
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
My goodness, why would you want to work anywhere that has employees who are making suggestions like this. 'The smokers take too much time on their break, you should take that away from them.' Talk about a busybody who should mind
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
These freaking knowledge paywalls are awful, try scihub: https://sci-hub.tw/https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jrp.2017.02.002
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
The fear is that foreign IC will charge US IC operators for their crimes in retaliation. Typically IC operators have claimed sovereign immunity, however since PLA officers were charged in 2014 all bets are off.
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
How is "we are not obligated to provide an explanation" a valid reason? Of course they need to state why you were banned? Dystopian nonsense. Stop using AirBnB.
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
Doesn't matter. Google Analytics was used to steal ethereum seeds too (as the 'referer' also I believe). Its common to use analytics as exfiltration services -- the traffic is not as suspicious and usually https.
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
I like to watch the map that shows the where the plane is. As the agony of travel bares on after hour and hour, you watch as you get closer closer to escaping your hellish existence in a tin can at 30k feet.
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
This. only suckers keep their coin on exchanges. Mtgox. Bitcoinica. Mintpal. Poloniex. Cryptsy. Bitfinex. Coincheck. All hacked, all lost their users coin. Any coin on exchanges does not belong to you. Only coin in which you and you alone
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
* delete cookies or * block cookies = free NYT
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
IRC had uptime in the scale of decades. Why are our 2018 solutions so fragile?
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by sdf43543t345 8y ago
re Piracy, its Pride -- for the technical challenge of getting something gratis. the fact it cost money ('greed') doesn't factor into it. Proud of the ability to acquire at no cost to the individual.