tylersmith

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by tylersmith 10y ago
Duosear.ch is a great product! It's really helping to start opening OpenBazaar to wider audiences. The people who make it are in the OpenBazaar Slack and very open to feedback and ideas. They're great guys.
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by tylersmith 10y ago
The former owner is a conservative so many people automatically reject it in a knee jerk reaction to advertise how sophisticated their political beliefs are. It doesn't matter if it's true or not, just who says it.
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by tylersmith 11y ago
Seems to have just taken awhile for GH to show it as verified. Working now!
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by tylersmith 11y ago
Weird. I have my primary GH email address on my key but still says it's unverified.
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by tylersmith 11y ago
Here is an implementation of the same thing, but tailored toward encrypting Bitcoin private keys. Generalizing shouldn't be too difficult if you're interested: https://github.com/petertodd/timelock Also a go
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by tylersmith 11y ago
More full nodes would not solve the problem. Raising the maximum block size is the only real solution, although paying $0.02 per transaction instead of $0.01 until the "attackers" stop isn't such a bad thing. Especially comp
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by tylersmith 11y ago
All that matters is that s changes for each call. It really doesn't matter what the value is or how it changes. In this case incrementing afterwards would be "s+++e%300" which looks gross and using any parenthesis for clarity
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by tylersmith 11y ago
Fees are in most cryptocurrencies. They go the miner that finds that block which includes your transaction. The miner gets a standard block reward (currently 25btc) plus the fees from all transactions included in that block. The idea is t
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by tylersmith 12y ago
Yes, even with correctly generated keys if you perform DSA signatures with a broken RNG you risk reusing a k value which will leak your private key.
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by tylersmith 12y ago
He's done a number of (in)famous things. E.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samy_%28computer_worm%29
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by tylersmith 13y ago
Looks like a bug. I tried it out and it had a component called 'randomcat' on that part. It was just as straightforward as the button. But I just tried it again to take a screenshot to show you, and it didn't come up.
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by tylersmith 14y ago
https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/projects/ruby-trunk/roadmap#2.0.0
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by tylersmith 14y ago
The build tasks in Rakefile are couple with SCSS too tightly. I've added a Stylus version ( http://bit.ly/T76Ood ) but don't have ready to go build tools. You (or me if I get a chance) should extract it out to allow specification of the s
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by tylersmith 14y ago
It sounds like what you're looking for is a version control system (VCS) for rich text documents, whereas most are made for program source code. I built pretty much the exact application you're describing, but it was for the company I work