superbaconman

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by superbaconman 5y ago
No, because you wouldn't have actually stolen anything. The content of nfts are public; they kinda have to be to live on the Blockchain. You actually need the wallet that owns the nft in order to prove ownership. In other words, you ha
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by superbaconman 5y ago
Bingo. Just because you download an nft doesn't mean you own it. Proof of ownership is achieved by signing a challenge with the wallet linked with the nft (as encoded on the Blockchain).
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by superbaconman 5y ago
Wow the IP stuff looks awesome! Generating ranges of IP addresses should have been in the stdlib for a long time.
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by superbaconman 5y ago
If Nvidia provided an nft for every graphics card they sold, and every online marketplace like ebay required that you provide that nft to resell the card, then that truck of stolen graphics cards becomes much harder to move.
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Spruce begins work on Sign-in With Ethereum(blog.spruceid.com)
2 points by superbaconman 5y ago|0 comments
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by superbaconman 5y ago
The big win from this is that you should be able to determine if signed in user (wallet) owns a particular NFT. This would allow for things like transferable software licenses, titles, and deeds.
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Sign-In with Ethereum Is Coming(finance.yahoo.com)
4 points by superbaconman 5y ago|3 comments
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by superbaconman 5y ago
> According to the indictment, the defendants also allegedly made numerous misrepresentations to potential investors about Theranos’s financial condition and its future prospects. For example, the defendants represented to investors tha
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Doctors Call New Hearing Aid a Game Changer(nbcwashington.com)
2 points by superbaconman 5y ago|0 comments
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How does fasting affect stem cells?(dvcstem.com)
3 points by superbaconman 5y ago|0 comments
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by superbaconman 5y ago
True, but wouldn't lab grown meat be better? It's a more ethically sourced protein, and can be tailored to the individual for optimum health
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by superbaconman 5y ago
There's no way we can't genetically engineer a solution to this problem. Maybe not today, but certainly in the near future. I'm surprised he seems so pessimistic.
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Authorization Academy Concepts. Architecture. Best Practices(osohq.com)
1 points by superbaconman 5y ago|0 comments
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by superbaconman 5y ago
I don't see how government can make even a dent in what are ultimately cultural issues without drastic changes to the core of our laws. The idea that you can't deny service to an individual for their political views is a big shift
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by superbaconman 5y ago
What tool is that? It sounds useful.
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by superbaconman 5y ago
This is a big complaint I have about iOS. One day I get a notification telling me that my cloud drive is almost out of space so I go to clean it out using the finder, and I find like 4 empty folders. An hour later I realize I have a bunch o
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by superbaconman 5y ago
Yeah this is what I'd like. I don't think I'd ever feel comfortable putting these shady devices on the same LAN as my PCs.
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by superbaconman 5y ago
I use a tenkeyless on my desktop for exactly this reason. I could always shift a normal keyboard over to center it, but then my mouse is way off to the side.
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by superbaconman 5y ago
Every movement our bodies make will show up in the brain in some way or another. This study for example started breaking down brain signal "noise" and basically found that the brain and body are super tightly coupled. The feeling
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Apple CEO Tim Cook collects $750M in final payout from deal(fortune.com)
2 points by superbaconman 5y ago|1 comments
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by superbaconman 5y ago
I'd argue that programming is relatively easy if you know what needs to be built. If you don't know what needs built or are unable to see the downstream effects of an implementation detail then you're in for a ride.
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by superbaconman 5y ago
I've never heard of CGNAT before this thread but add that to ISPs downgrading upload speeds, and refusal to allocate residential v6 space... Our whole industry is out to kill technical independence.
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by superbaconman 5y ago
Lex Fridman has had a few astronomers on his podcast recently that go over planet and moon formation. If you find this stuff interesting definitely check those episodes out.
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by superbaconman 5y ago
This is not entirely correct. The default mode is pulse-less, but the bivacor can be spun up and down to simulate pulses (based on some articles I found looking at this a while back). I'm most curious about the auto rate adjustment. I&
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by superbaconman 5y ago
Why do I need two different ways of retrieving events? Wouldn't the data also be available via the usual rest api? If events fail on the consumer end it's their responsibility to resync. Presumably code was written for an initial
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EVGA Swaps RTX 30-Series Queues to LHR 'Anti-Mining' Models(tomshardware.com)
3 points by superbaconman 5y ago|0 comments
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by superbaconman 5y ago
Considering that the technology to build such drones is so widely available there's no reason why small arm drones wouldn't be protected under the 2nd amendment. Drones with bombs are a different story, but will be developed regar
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by superbaconman 5y ago
Is this the official position of ieee? It's seems both unrealistic and unconstitutional (at least within the US).
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by superbaconman 5y ago
No mention of Halo 2 I see. Halo 2 had an amazing UI/UX for forming multiplayer parties, keeping the party together across multiple games, managing the party members, and keeping the party together while the 'leader' managed
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by superbaconman 5y ago
I'm on the fence about switching from console to pc, but I've still been trying to get a 3000 series card anyway. The ability to use the cards for ml and crypo in addition to gaming is appealing, but moves like this just make me t

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