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shiado
5y ago
Maybe it goes both ways. Maybe you can get Mickey Mouse tattooed on your forehead Manson style and you won't show up on mugshot sites due to DMCA takedowns.
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5y ago
I once tried to create a Protonmail account over TOR and I believe they require a phone number from 'malicious' IPs so if you want anonymity Protonmail is not the service for you.
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5y ago
You define a smart contract where your intent is that it checks if other smart contracts are legal and runs them. Then you define a contract that runs the contract that checks if another contract is legal and then as the writer your intent
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shiado
5y ago
Let S = smart contract writer's code intent - smart contract compiled code meaning. If S is legally meaningful it's all over for smart contracts. There's no way to prove the contract writer's intent, the compiler itself
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5y ago
TLDs are like neighborhoods or ZIP codes, you will be judged for being in a bad one even if you are a good person. That's why I suggest consulting this site before you register anything to make sure you don't accidentally get a TL
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shiado
5y ago
Anybody who has followed cryptocurrency in the last year knows that major US financial institutions and hedge funds have become heavily involved. The regulations coming are entirely to do with making the legal burdens of individual custody
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5y ago
There is a whole category of potentially exploitable bugs that result from programs simply running. Slow memory leaks, floating point precision loss, and integer overflows to name a few. But this is more likely about clearing caches.
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5y ago
I gave up on private trackers after what.cd died. Has redacted surpassed what.cd?
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5y ago
This is legally codified horizontal scaling. Blue state legislators know that taping together a bunch of cheaper computers is better than a single expensive high powered device. It's very considerate of them to force this on those who
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5y ago
Cash wouldn't be allowed to be invented today.
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5y ago
They only seized 69.6 as that's what was transferred to an exchange. It's interesting they split the resulting funds into two addresses. One to presumably return to who paid the ransom and the rest which would be held until whoeve
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5y ago
Here is the FBI controlled address, presumably a Coinbase deposit address https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/bc1qq2euq8pw950klpjca... Which got funds from https://www.blockchain.com/btc/ad
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5y ago
This story makes absolutely no sense at all. The errors present by these hackers are so comical it's simply unbelievable. I'm supposed to believe some elite Russian hacking group keeps their crypto wallets running on a US host whe
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5y ago
What will happen is some high profile company that has a few Amazon devices on their network will have these devices exploited to gain network access and get hit with some ransomware/data theft/etc... and then there will be a big
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5y ago
It's important to understand that heavy unhosted wallet regulation in conjunction with PoS transition pretty much ruins cryptocurrency in the US. People will be forced to keep their coins on exchanges and they will not have enough coin
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5y ago
Perpetual swaps are most of the crypto market by volume. Here is a guide explaining them https://www.bitmex.com/app/perpetualContractsGuide Throughout the last week of price declines the rates have stayed positive mean
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5y ago
Looks like the liquidations are stopping. Funding rates are finally negative https://www.bybt.com/FundingRate I would expect the exchanges to have 'problems' while the big boys load back up for cheap. BIG shorts a
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5y ago
Today cascading liquidations becomes a household term.
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5y ago
You just proved my point. Your comment presents the idea that Bitcoin is "burning the planet" and needs to be focused on with ZERO elaboration as to why, then you use an appeal to emotion invoking the undefinable term "greate
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5y ago
HN embodies this weird upper class environmentalist fascism where they proudly pick and choose what the plebes should be allowed to do with their lives based on totally logically inconsistent environmental reasons. The Musk thing was so fun
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5y ago
There's no such thing as hacking a smart contract. The code is the law.
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5y ago
I stopped my bots and removed all orders. This is quite a special day on the crypto markets, perhaps the most interesting since last year.
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5y ago
Some people just can't see the economic absurdity of it. Imagine if the FED announced that future USD would be printed into the accounts of USD holders by balance size, but that you have to have a high initial balance to be eligible an
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5y ago
Proof of stake is the funniest scam that exists in the crypto space. Vitalik is a fucking genius scammer pulling off what he has with Ethereum. Premine the coin, leverage mining when hash rate is low to make more, then transition to a '
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5y ago
Looks like my knife catch orders might get triggered tonight lmao thanks Elon.
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6y ago
Discord is actually great for having people test things. Search for a server related to what your idea focuses on and get random people to test and provide instant feedback.
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6y ago
I imagine the US government would do something similar to what they did in the past and it would push Bitcoin underground. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102
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6y ago
The irony is that the exact society destabilizing grand visions of the future billionaires advocate for are some of the main drivers behind people embracing Bitcoin. If you push a "you own nothing" WEF approved dystopian tech olig
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6y ago
Does the US have jurisdiction here or is the Southern District just playing Team America World Police again? Is using Twitter the new precedent for being ensnared by the American legal system?
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6y ago
https://wasabiwallet.io/
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