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by ssss11 5y ago
A couple of things from this thread: 1. Asking users to enter their seed phrase is like a finance app asking you to give them your bank login. Except worse because in crypto you don’t have the same protections as you do with your bank. This
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by ssss11 5y ago
I can’t imagine any gov outright banning it, not now, maybe a few years ago but there’s alot of traction now.. even with investment banks etc. What reasons do you think a government/s might ban it this year?
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by ssss11 5y ago
As with anything important that the powerful can’t easily make money or increase influence by, it will only get their focus once it’s a red hot emergency.
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by ssss11 5y ago
Engineering unless you’re doing it in a bleeding edge area in which case a little from column a and a little from column b
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by ssss11 5y ago
That made me chuckle :D
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by ssss11 5y ago
I’d reverse the question: for what purposes is there a benefit to you, of giving away any information about yourself to unknown people?
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by ssss11 5y ago
A sibling poster mentions when an emergency is announced that they do indeed hand it over - I do wonder though is that for USA, or all countries. I’m curious why you recommend WhatsApp use when it’s a Meta/FB asset and they calamitousl
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by ssss11 5y ago
True, but on a spectrum, the acronym ones are even easier to try to pronounce than a word like Yggdrasil
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by ssss11 5y ago
Catering to how companies want to run their sites is not the answer. The problem about privacy is that, left in the hands of those providing websites (and advertising networks via data brokers and surveillance), nothing would improve. They
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by ssss11 5y ago
Yeah that’s fair enough, and it’s changing so fast. I imagine alot of the current problems will be fixed over time… it’ll get there eventually. There are some good educational resources cropping up now e.g. Web3 University and rabbithole.gg
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by ssss11 5y ago
AWS Workspaces? Not sure of cost
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by ssss11 5y ago
This is cool!!! Thanks for sharing
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by ssss11 5y ago
Interesting. Also FTA: Crypto-related crime may be at an all-time high, but researchers note that the growth of legitimate cryptocurrency usage far outstrips the growth of criminal usage. I wonder how much scams generate globally (non crypt
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by ssss11 5y ago
It feels like there’s alot of get rich quick types involved (is a gold rush as you say) but over time the decentralised principles will play out
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by ssss11 5y ago
I think they key is: despite regular people not wanting to RUN their own server, they do want to CONTROL their own server. Current incumbents treat your data like tier asset, not like custody. This is because you pay nothing. The beginning
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by ssss11 5y ago
But there are other L1 blockchains already that aren’t like that (eg. Mina) and who knows in future what will come..
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by ssss11 5y ago
My #1 expectation would be that they are built to benefit the individual, not the corporation that created it.
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by ssss11 5y ago
I haven’t found convenient technology solutions but I do tell them the following (and repeat it again and again until it’s drummed into them): 1. If someone calls you from a company you use, don’t tell them any of your account information.
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by ssss11 5y ago
Yep actually when I did infrastructure work at a timber mill I’d come by once per month but the electrical engineer was the day to day IT guy. For really remote mines (fly in fly out) an infra guy would go install the network and weighbridg
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by ssss11 5y ago
I think there would be some swe that would occasionally need to go to timber mills, mines, sea ports, air ports, oil rigs , farms etc… prob to install or troubleshoot critical systems. I doubt it would be often though.
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by ssss11 5y ago
I’ve also had web3 related ideas lately and I’m exploring projects that are out there already and their discord channels… there are dao’s with specific interests too. And there are tons of ppl on Twitter talking web3 but Twitter can be anno
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by ssss11 5y ago
Sometimes the same job but somewhere else can be the answer. The first step I took in the past was to line up a similar job elsewhere. If that fails it’s bought you at least 6-12 months of trying it out before the realisation happens and in
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by ssss11 5y ago
Interesting article but is it common, or good practice, to save the salt in the user schema alongside the password_key? Doesn’t that defeat the purpose of salting the password?
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by ssss11 5y ago
I haven’t read the article but event ticketing is broken in that a small subset of people scoop up the tickets and on sell (scalp) them for profit, if they fixed that it would a positive
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by ssss11 5y ago
Good question. I typically keep an excel with a row for each application it contains job title, company, people spoken with/interviewed with, notes etc… Also a folder with the cv I submitted and any other docs. If you’re searching for
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by ssss11 5y ago
What is the open source technology dot is built on? I couldn’t find it on the site
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by ssss11 5y ago
While you’re entitled to your opinion, and I have no idea how many others share your views, I disagree. The common Web 1, 2, 3 definitions seem well defined and known enough for consensus. Web3 though, I think is about empowering users, and
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by ssss11 5y ago
Arcades: the 90’s - street fighter 2, hyper, turbo, xmen 4 player, Simpsons 4 player, Daytona etc. Unbelievable time to be into computer games
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by ssss11 5y ago
More information? The backblaze product I know, B2, is configured by the customer and backblaze them selves have no idea what connection you’re on (neither would Amazon S3, or anyone else for that matter), they’re just providing the storage
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by ssss11 5y ago
Yahoo

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