shazow

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   by shazow 9y ago

   > I don't want to have to modify the DSDT for S3. While I did end up doing that (it wasn't as scary as I thought), turns out just adding `acpi.ec_no_wakeup=1` is sufficient on many distros (I presume ones with recent kernel&#x2
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   by shazow 9y ago

   You're very welcome!
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   by shazow 9y ago

   I switched from a 2014 13" Retina MBP to a 2018 Thinkpad X1 Carbon (6th gen) and I'm extremely happy with it. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-X1-Carbon-2018... is the most objective/detailed rev
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   by shazow 9y ago

   https://stripe.com/works-with/categories/recurring-payments is a nice list.
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   by shazow 9y ago

   Could you please provide some examples of data that Google has on you that isn't available in Takeout? (I'm interpreting "has on you" as meaning "not anonymized.")
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   by shazow 9y ago

   Sorry, I didn't mean in layman metaphors but the actual mechanics. (I am technical and fairly familiar with Bitcoin, I'm just having a hard time convincing myself from reading the Lightning whitepaper and I'm hoping to find s
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   by shazow 9y ago

   Sounds like you're familiar with the tech, maybe you could answer a couple of questions: > If I give money to you for a good/service and drain my channel. Then I buy more Bitcoin from coinbase, coinbase can route that BTC to me
8. 68.▲
   by shazow 9y ago

   That looks pretty cool. Any plans to submit a PR upstream?
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   by shazow 9y ago

   In case anyone else is looking for the Android store link which isn't super easy to find, here it is: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cipherbrow... (Worth adding to the homepage, btw.)
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    by shazow 9y ago

    Google has been very open about everything they know about you and has done a great job at allowing you to control it: https://myaccount.google.com/dashboard https://adssettings.google.com/ This is more t
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    by shazow 9y ago

    s/mainnet/testnet/ according to https://media.rsk.co/announcement-upcoming-rsk-testnet-reset...
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    by shazow 9y ago

    +1, kill functions only make sense in contracts which are expected to operate within a specific narrow time window that is governed outside of the contract. For example, a fundraising period. Kill functions work well when you can effectivel
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    by shazow 9y ago

    > doesn't bitcoin also have a feature similar to this? except bitcoin's pruned node takes ~3GB rather than etherum's 20GB. No, not in the same way. A pruned Bitcoin node loses validation/state that you can't reco
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    by shazow 9y ago

    Ethereum has a different blockchain design and ledger security properties than Bitcoin, an archival node is not required for a similar level of security (and is quite extraneous). From Vitalik, on the link you shared: > That chart is hig
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    by shazow 9y ago

    > Bitcoin... is for P2P payments. The literally only difference between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash is block size and segwit. Your descriptions are partisan and disingenuous. ... and different community, different ideals/goals, differe
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    by shazow 9y ago

    Would be nice to get more meaningful descriptions than "_ clone." Also seems a bit selective/biased: For example, Litecoin is "Faster Bitcoin" but Vertcoin is "Bitcoin clone" while the Litecoin codebase is
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    by shazow 9y ago

    Indeed. The "18 months out" timeline has been around since the first draft of the Lightning Network paper, well over two years ago.
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    by shazow 9y ago

    Metamask is just the bit that pops up to confirm your purchase. The UI is a JavaScript app done in VueJS. Blog posts definitely coming up!
19. 79.▲
    by shazow 9y ago

    In the publish interface, we warn that huge images will be marked as NSFS. We also render a static version that we can serve as a backup or when we pass some number of ads.
20. 80.▲
    by shazow 9y ago

    We have an array index lookup for empty slots, the search should be constant time throughout.
21. 81.▲
    by shazow 9y ago

    If you uploaded the bytes of a copyrighted image to the Ethereum blockchain, then the notice would go to... I guess every peer who downloads and reshares the blockchain. But also it could go to any gateways which promote and display content
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    by shazow 9y ago

    It's a different experience. Ethereum brings a whole development toolchain and ecosystem through the Web3 API which wallets implement, allowing for DApps. Take a look at this GIF, for example: https://gfycat.com/BleakSi
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    by shazow 9y ago

    Good point, I added a check specifically for this.
24. 84.▲
    by shazow 9y ago

    We actually have an ENS domain purchased and plan on deploying it to IPFS as well!
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    by shazow 9y ago

    By the way, here's a GIF of what the buying process looks like: https://gfycat.com/BleakSimilarGermanspaniel This is the part that blows my mind, it feels like magic every time. (P.S. Thanks for your support, Chris!)
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    by shazow 9y ago

    <3
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    by shazow 9y ago

    We control the presentation layer (the domain, the VueJS app). If you're using our presentation layer, then you're essentially rendering what we programmed to be rendered. In this case, NSFW is default not rendered but you can tog
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    by shazow 9y ago

    I think that's fine. There are really two parts: The part which stores the data (the Ethereum blockchain) and the presentation layer ( https://thousandetherhomepage.com/ ). There's nothing we can do about the data t
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    by shazow 9y ago

    Right, we were worried about this also. The best solution we could think of is include an NSFW flag on ads that an admin (myself and Max) can force, which prevents the ad from being rendered by default. The "bad bytes" are still o
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    by shazow 9y ago

    Ah there you go! We had the same thought a few weeks ago.