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Prominent NFT Marketplace Shuts Down Almost All Sales for Fraud
(futurism.com)
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Visa Is Building a Community with NFT Creators
(pymnts.com)
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5y ago
Worth looking into Millennium Disc or M-DISC[0]. Apparently it's media that can last 1000 years. Thinking of buying two 50GB disks and putting some backup files on them when I have a few coins to drop. [0] https://en.wikiped
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5y ago
Be careful with the Authenticator app, if you lose your phone, or it gets damaged or stolen, you have to resort to 'recovery codes' to get access, which only work one time in one browsing session only. If you're not careful y
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Any niche market I can find. The low hanging fruit have been exhausted. Seems the real hard problems like space faring civilizations are only been scratched at the surface with Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic, SpaceX, so we will let them take
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Kicksecure – Secure by Default Operating System
(kicksecure.com)
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Have you ever heard of the `swiss cheese method of security`, where each slice of cheese has a hole in it? The idea being: each slice may have a hole, but when sandwiched together, the route of entry is blocked. I've heard the adage: &
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5y ago
> Layering may create more complexity in the system overall Have you ever heard of the `swiss cheese method of security`, where each slice of cheese has a hole in it? The idea being: each slice may have a hole, but when sandwiched togeth
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What if we had multiple sandboxes instead? Then we could make the rogue malware 'think' it has escaped by using a decoy environment, and then it has to break another sandbox. Having just one sandbox is a SPOF and once that's
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The Complete Satoshi
(satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org)
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Kicksecure – Secure by Default Operating System
(kicksecure.com)
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#109 MDMA
(erowid.org)
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As Terence McKenna said, "When you get the message, hang up the phone." It's useful advice, for those who don't want to get burnt out on acid. So many suffer the 'grim meathook reality' as Hunter Thompson wrote
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5y ago
> When we add !important to the end of our declaration, it jumps to this level of the Cascade. Ideally, you reserve this level for Hail Marys, which are needed to override styles from third-party libraries Or when you write Stylus[0] the
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The singularity is when we've exhausted all the low hanging fruit of technology and have started to work on the real hard problems of society. It's essentially our last invention.
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5y ago
What you mean like little gigs like 'buy 1000 Instagram followers', but web3 based?
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5y ago
The most successful companies have a secretary that isn't constantly replying to email, chatting on the phone, etc They are successful because when the phone rings, they make money. They've turned making money into a pull versus p
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5y ago
> I dont have much critical information or useful things on my computer so security is not my top priority So when is security a top priority for you? Do you have separate machines for sensitive things?
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5y ago
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Celebration and Reprobation
(outland.art)
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Phantom – A friendly Solana wallet built for DeFi and NFTs
(phantom.app)
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“If you don’t read the newspaper, you are uninformed. If you do read the newspaper, you are misinformed.” Which is a hard problem. Personally though, I do a quick skim of the news each morning just so that I know we haven't n
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Add some free hosting to the domain (Github allows you to create pages for a domain of your choosing, for free). Then add a contact email so prospects can get in touch if they want the domain. Then you just give them the transfer code upon
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Why do all NFTs look the same?
(maxkohler.com)
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Intel Virtualization and Apple Silicon
(highcaffeinecontent.com)
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The UI is hackable because it's so bare-bones. If you don't like it, install Stylus[0] and create your own skin. [0] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylus/clngdbkpkpe... [0] https:/
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There's something off about ApeCoin
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Disney-Pixar Pals NFTs Rakes in $3.3M in 24 Hours of Launch
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> This section tries to be as operating system independent as possible But if you are going to interact with Tor and setup hidden services, Whonix[0] is your best bet. The idea behind Whonix being that even if there's some javascrip
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I visited the first Whole Foods that lets you skip the checkout line
(fullstackeconomics.com)
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