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Lend Me Your Ear: Passive Remote Physical Side Channels on PCs [pdf]
(usenix.org)
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It's definitely written in a way that all users could be partially refunded, and still be truthful. It's quite likely that Sky Mavis doesn't manage to come up with the money to make all their users whole, and as such it would
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Part of fixing the governments is resisting the encroachment of financial surveillance into everyone's lives.
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It probably depends on the jurisdiction, and if they interpret the smart contract as a computer program, and have hacking laws they can apply, or as an actual autonomous contract that is legally valid. Both seem like plausible interpretatio
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Not really. Minecraft server notoriously ran in JVM for most of it's existence. Container virtualization is unlikely to add more than a few microseconds of latency.
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The Olympus cameras look sweet. Hadn't looked into them before. They seem a bit more stills-focused, but very nice.
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IME the people who want to find connections on an app tend to have anxiety around actually meeting/doing things with new people, and apps are unable to drive the level of commitment required to overcome that anxiety. Without an existin
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As a person who makes money shooting video. I wish I had more reason to invest in my camera body. Interchangeable lens should come with chromatic abberation/distortion profiles on a chip that communicates with the camera so we can buy
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A single provider deciding to charge you 16% of your revenue is kind of unusual.
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Who would win: someone on an unrelated website saying I post dumb things on twitter, or my employer firing me in retaliation.
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The average human consumes much less energy than the average Finn. (Though that number is likely to grow as the world becomes more industrialized.)
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Which is why when someone says "do you have a minute" or "can we talk", I don't know if they're about to drop a bomb! It is stressful!
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The price of labor can increase faster than the price of goods increases. This is usually what people refer to when they talk about the development of a country's economy, or a country getting "richer".
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As someone who takes video conferences from my desk pretty often I would buy this monitor for the audio/camera (VESA mount version since I already have an ergotron for my monitor) but I don't think I can go back to non-high refres
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USDC is audited and regulated. But you don't have to trust a centralized stablecoin, decentralized and transparently auditable ones are available too.
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> It isn’t money if it is loses 60% of its value in a couple of hours with additional fees I didn’t agree to. Like the ruble? Anyway, are you aware of stablecoins?
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It is propaganda. I am not sure where this notion that "in a war you need myths" comes from.
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Compared to AWS et al, sure. But there are plenty cloud services with datacenters in USA that are similarly cost-effective.
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I think it's just about latency. If most of your users/employees are located in NA, it doesn't make much sense to give them degraded network experience to save few Euros on hosting costs.
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I think the programmer tendency to think of usability as an implementation detail is probably why open-source app UX was considered a joke for so many years. Only now is that perception starting to change, because enough people have taken a
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The $700 computer is a big barrier for a lot of people actually!
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Nothing decentralized about BlockFi.
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How long is extended?
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A garlic press.
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I use a door as a desk at home. With some finishing it looks as good as a solid wooden desk, and its much sturdier and nicer feeling than a plastic desk, while being the same price.
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wETH wraps ETH, not SOL.
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That sequence is out of domain I think.
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This philosophy also presumes that the future existence of these trillions of hypothetical humans is an inherent good, when it seems to me that they would not be alive to lament their nonexistence (indeed, they may as well be spared from su
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Tornado Cash is a smart contract system that allows you to send fixed denominations of Ethereum, and receive a cryptographic "note" that allows someone who knows the note to withdraw the same amount of Ethereum from the smart cont
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That person would not win the lawsuit.
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