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stickac
7y ago
For OpenPCR yes, for Open qPRC not.
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stickac
7y ago
How is this better than Open qPCR which is 3-times less expensive and can give a test result in 1 hour instead of 2.5 hours?
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stickac
7y ago
Non-mobile version: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594...
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stickac
7y ago
Signal is open-source, no? https://github.com/signalapp
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Strange Attractions
(strangeattractions.xyz)
1 points
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stickac
7y ago
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Slip-0039: Shamir's Secret-Sharing for Mnemonic Codes
(github.com)
1 points
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stickac
7y ago
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stickac
7y ago
Any application using LevelDB/RocksDB as their backend, e.g. Bitcoin.
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stickac
9y ago
trezor uses RDP level 2 also check https://blog.trezor.io/addressing-concerns-about-trezor-firm...
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stickac
9y ago
Not if the read protection level 2 is used. Which has been used since the beginning.
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stickac
9y ago
I am surprised no one mentioned SVG-edit, which is open-source: https://github.com/SVG-Edit/svgedit
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stickac
10y ago
Author of TREZOR here. Responses inline: > have a "stuck" RNG TREZOR asks for external entropy during the initialization and this one is mixed with an internal one. Even in the unlikely change that internal RNG generator fails,
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stickac
11y ago
Created a visualization of the country data: http://gk2.sk/netflix-content-by-country/
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stickac
11y ago
Don't miss the talk by Aylin starting in 50 minutes here: http://streaming.media.ccc.de/32c3/hallg/ (Recording available later ...)
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stickac
11y ago
When you have an encrypted file (or a stream for that matter) and you know the first N bytes of the decrypted data, it might be easier to compute the encryption key if algorithm uses blocks smaller than N.
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Mocko Sketchbook: Prototyping mobile apps on paper
(mocko.us)
1 points
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stickac
11y ago
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TREZOR: The Bitcoin Safe hardware wallet now available for purchase
(buytrezor.com)
1 points
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stickac
12y ago
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stickac
12y ago
It was the case for 30c3 at least. I'm not sure about previous years, though.
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Mike Hearn on PKI and Bitcoin Payment Protocol
(medium.com)
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stickac
13y ago
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stickac
13y ago
some notes: http://stick.gk2.sk/2014/01/love2d-on-android/
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Android Port of LÖVE, the awesome 2D game engine
(bitbucket.org)
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stickac
13y ago
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stickac
13y ago
I hope this will enable all of you to create your own tipping platforms, eshops and crowdfunding pages. (Most of the software dealing with deterministic wallets was written in Python up to now).
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Deterministic Bitcoin Address Generator (for PHP and Ruby)
(github.com)
1 points
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stickac
13y ago
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stickac
13y ago
I hope this will enable all of you to create your own Bitcoin eshops and/or crowdfunding pages.
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CoinMap - Map showing places where Bitcoin is accepted.
(coinmap.org)
3 points
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stickac
13y ago
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stickac
14y ago
It's a pity that bubble size is unrelated to the amount of Bitcoins in transaction. Or is it related to the transaction size?
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stickac
14y ago
Fold 180 degrees. Not 90.
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stickac
14y ago
For example Electrum client (electrum.org) allows you to import these keys. Or you can use MtGox Redeem code feature. I'm pretty sure other clients and web wallets have also this functionality.
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stickac
14y ago
Yep, same kind of error ... :(
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stickac
14y ago
Sequence starting with "1" together with the QR code are the Bitcoin address where you can send Bitcoins to. Sequence starting with "5" inside of the wallet is the private key, which you use to redeem the funds sent to the address in the f
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stickac
14y ago
Where the instructions say fold - you fold 180 degrees, not 90. So the wallet stays always flat. I added the 180 degrees note to the instructions.
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