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by tekknik 4y ago
This is still a horrible communication medium. If you’re an enterprise you’ll have someone managing this contract and will know months prior and renew. You also shouldn’t be SSHing to production hosts so the only people that will see these
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by tekknik 4y ago
No bitcoin has always been difficult to insure because no sane company would insure something that can double or triple value overnight. The extreme finite quantity of bitcoins is what makes it difficult to insure.
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by tekknik 4y ago
I’d love to hear more.
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by tekknik 4y ago
You’re getting into a semantic argument. The idea of someone stealing bitcoins, vs the keys, is an attempt to deviate from the issue/discussion at hand.
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by tekknik 4y ago
I can insure gold, bitcoin is much more difficult to insure. In fact, I can have my gold stored in a secure facility that I don’t own yet still retain full ownership rights.
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by tekknik 4y ago
You said it though, it’s all about the UX. It’s much easier when you have something physical like a card or cash.
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by tekknik 4y ago
But in those cases the user gets their money back. This isn’t the case with crypto.
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by tekknik 4y ago
How is any of this possible in the real world? If my bank says I owe them money, it’s on them to prove it. If they can’t I can easily take them to court.
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by tekknik 4y ago
But it will need all of those things to be more useful than the current system. People don’t mail cash to buy products anymore. People transfer cash to exchanges and are safe from attacks like this. Bitcoin and other crypto must provide the
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by tekknik 4y ago
It still seems to be a subject that’s rarely, if ever, covered.
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by tekknik 4y ago
many people hide those videos or straight ignore them. i’d be hesitant to say most are going to watch a video, that’s certainly the quickest way for me to ignore your content.
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by tekknik 4y ago
He could expand funding for colleges, or create more of them, so they have to compete on prices. This would benefit everybody instead of the minority that signed up for bad loans.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Not waiting to the last minute, the timing is highly suspect and looks like him buying more votes.
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by tekknik 4y ago
I’m not sure even how to respond to this. If a protocol is weak due to a flaw, like being susceptible to MITM attacks, then yes it is a problem with the protocol. This is exactly my point. People are desperate for there to be no flaws in TL
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by tekknik 4y ago
Yes a MITM attack. Exactly what cloudflare does to provide their services over TLS.
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by tekknik 4y ago
I’m not sure what you refuted here, you seem to have said exactly the same thing I did.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Conversely many people here think TLS is magic and unhackable, but it is not.
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by tekknik 4y ago
> your traffic to Google is TLS, so you have an excellent guarantee that it's impossible to snoop on the contents of your HTTP requests at the network level. It’s definitely not impossible, MITM attacks work for TLS and this is exac
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by tekknik 4y ago
While it doesn’t resolve all the issues, the single point to monitor is your internet connection where they have jurisdiction, not some arbitrary VPN provider. Then if they can force the IKE a certain way they decrypt. I think the other sid
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by tekknik 4y ago
> I'd argue that 90% of the SaaS doesn't have SO's scale. While Stack Overflow is popular in the dev world, not so much outside of it. The show they’re only serving 300 req/s. 19 servers to power the entire stack as w
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by tekknik 4y ago
What have I ignored and what have I taken uncharitably? I’m asking for specific laws that you would enact that would help the situation. You have not provided any and you’re now attempting to derail this conversation. Every scenario you’ve
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by tekknik 4y ago
> The solution is recognizing that the 2a side is belligerent regarding the consequences of easy access to cheap weapons So now only wealthy people can exercise a right? > Once we accept that all we need to do stateside is adopt sensi
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by tekknik 4y ago
> This is untrue. Half the country has constitutional carry established. I carry every day and do not have a permit. I get myself to the range frequently enough to be proficient. I do not need the government to "allow" me to pr
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by tekknik 4y ago
> Note that no one talks about militias Wait a second, who doesn’t? In fact on this board they have been discussed more than a few time, including by myself. > just the right for every angry terrified fan of tucker carlsons propaganda
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by tekknik 4y ago
> we need strong regulation to reduce gun violence With it already being illegal for certain criminals to own firearms, what regulation short of a total ban would help? This is where the "add more laws" logic fails. The thinkin
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by tekknik 4y ago
> but let’s prioritize by how many lives we can improve instead of lesser reasons that are used as a fundraising platform by the minority political party without regard for the trail of destruction their reckless policies engender What
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by tekknik 4y ago
> ATF rules get published in the Code of Federal Regulations > and are subject to the Administrative Procedure Act > and therefore are announced ahead of time in Notices of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRMs) published in the Federal Regis
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by tekknik 4y ago
> Your comparison is factually incorrect on every count. Please explain how, exactly. > I do hope that you’re just ignorant of the mind boggling amount of legislation your average food truck is subject to. Operating one on the side wi
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by tekknik 4y ago
Both of these examples are enterprises, not something a private citizen does. I would also hesitate to say that you can become a felon overnight with either of these scenarios (remember all of the rights lost, including gun ownership, by be
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by tekknik 4y ago
I work in games for a very large studio, C++ is not going anywhere anytime soon (see Unreal Engine). The vast majority of experience is in C++ and no other language. Server side services (read outside of Unreal Engine Server) are not writte

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