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8y ago
I was very loosely following the bitfi drama on twitter - and it seemed like the same day that the bitfi devices actually arrived to the public people were posting exploits (as i recall)
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8y ago
It is the average of 1/0+ and 1/0- So at least that's something
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8y ago
Is there an optimistic argument to be made that we are winning the war on climate change?
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8y ago
Would you mind sharing what stops you were trying to travel between?
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8y ago
If you neglect the dystopian aspect (which I don't have issue doing) the possibility is amazing as someone who is not immune to health problems and appreciates modern medicine.
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8y ago
I'm skeptical that this is a) from a banner ad and not from operation of the site b) a full blown keylogger and not a library included that is used for something like a photo gallery (that may have ads in it)
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8y ago
"X is awful advice" is awful advice
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Binance is a crypto currency exchange that lets users trade in two ways: through their web and mobile apps and through an Application Programming Interface (API) that lets developers write software to write trades. This API uses access cred
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8y ago
AFAIK within the last few hours it looks like the Binance API was hacked, and someone set up a ton of sell orders on their account for SYSCOIN, 51% attacked the network and only mined empty blocks. Subsequently they withdrew 7000 BTC from t
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Binance API Hacked ( 7000 BTC Moved )
(twitter.com)
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There's room for both sides to be right. Paper / steel / hardware wallets are a great solution. Coinbase can be ok too
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> This bill would provide that a consumer shall have the right to request that a business delete any personal information about the consumer which the business has collected from the consumer. Upon such a request, the business would be r
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8y ago
have you read about it?
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> for the millions of us taking one pill every night, e.g the "pillpack" is wasteful. Does the pillpack have a separate pack for each day with the date clearly labeled? If so I feel that would help a lot with adherence, which i
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coinbase already has horrendous customer support. I wrote up my experience and findings of others on twitter in this blog post in December https://medium.com/@mseiler1/coinbase-support-is-non-existen...
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8y ago
Your comment resonates with Maslow's hierarchy of needs on a digital level. Society's primary benefit is safety and decentralization creates the internet's base offering of security
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8y ago
I'm red green color blind and scored a zero (perfect score) on my Macbook pro
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8y ago
In the last few months I've been spending a lot of my life in tech discords. I'd like to invite anyone interested to join the reddit /r/webdev discord and hang out with me https://discord.gg/H9Jkc7p
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8y ago
lawyer up
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8y ago
now try to sell it
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8y ago
hasn't Tmobile been offering this for years?
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8y ago
I would be thinking really fucking carefully about posting this. If a loved one has a specific plan to commit suicide you need to take that really fucking seriously. Death by cop is so much smaller than suicide rate in the US.
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I'm curious if that is accurate or not. It hangs in a weird way in the article and doesn't indicate where the info was posted.
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8y ago
Do EU laws protect you in China? I feel, partially, that going through a proxy means you are more under the discretion of the laws of the country with which the last proxy is operating under. Do you disagree? It's all very confusing
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8y ago
Cloud flare needs a feature that let's you ban all EU ips
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8y ago
There's a question that you're missing or ignoring about how long the 51% attack is sustained. Sustaining a 51% attack for one day is very difficult, doing it for one week or one month is proportionally that much more expensive.
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8y ago
> Which begs the question - what tokens are actually worth trading in the first place? I think we're getting closer to tokenizing actual securities. Similar to how TrueUSD is tokenizing U.S. Dollars, I think we're fairly close
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"A Hacker Hero Has Been Banned From Cyber Conferences After Decades Of Inappropriate Behavior" https://www.buzzfeed.com/kevincollier/hacker-hero-is-said-to...
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As far as I'm understanding your situtation it seems like you're using range partitioning and then hoping to get benefits of hash partitioning from a range partition. I think you would need to use hash partitions to avoid look ups
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8y ago
And it's very odd that the paper doesn't acknowledge or anticipate those concerns.
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