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WebKit is a mixture of LGPL and BSD, not pure GPL.
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Your comment gives the impression that GPL is a set of restrictions that developers are unfairly enforcing upon others. In fact it is the complete opposite: it is a set of permissions granted by the developer which otherwise would probably
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5y ago
> Proof of Work on the other hand doesn't have this issue. The creator has the same ability to mine coins as anyone else does, so it doesn't have the same initial trust issues as Proof of Stake does. It certainly does. Many POW
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Yes, the same way the law can prosecute you if you refuse to identify yourself
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> When the votes take money or resources, that's not democratic. It is by definition democratic. > It's still representative democracy Sure, I wasn’t claiming it isn’t democratic just that it is less democratic. > If th
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Java uses UTF-16 for internally storing strings, however all it’s APIs use the platform default charset which is usually UTF-8. It also uses modified UTF-8 for storing strings inside compiled classes.
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You can set your profile to only be viewable to connections or second degree connections
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> Fiat is run by democracies with elections, they're not pay-to-play oligopolies like crypto. Cryptocurrencies are far more democratic: every time a transaction is submitted the network votes on whether or not it is valid using cons
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> Could've been sooner if Linus cared about gaming. This surprises me, so you have any more details about Linus’ impact? I’ve always thought the main barriers were NVIDIA and, lately, Battleye.
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I learnt about the conflict at school using this textbook: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Edexcel-International-History-Confl... I found it quite good, however looking it up now I see there have been complaints about it: https:&
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It is an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain, so yes it is a cryptocurrency. There is good stablecoin competition in USDC, or, my favourite, DAI. Unfortunately I think exchanges like Binance are somewhat in kahoots with USDT which is wh
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You can make a pretty good experience server side anti cheat and authoritative networking. Trust factor systems like CSGO has also work well (as long as you prevent abuse which is basically what went wrong with CSGOs implementation). You c
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Note the (Unix) part of the Wikipedia URL. This is an entirely different context.
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If you are sending 40$ over Bitcoin the fees will Be far more than 10% (4$). Checkout Nano or Stellar Lumens if you want to send small amounts of money without fees.
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> all platforms Chrome doesn’t even support all platforms. It probably wouldn’t run on my car’s display for example. If the web followed an open standard that wouldn’t be a problem: the car manufacturer could make their own browser. And
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What search engine would you use then? This is what pretty much every alternative search engine does...
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Funny how their posts show such a different approach to their browser than Braves. E.g. forking Firefox not Chromium, implementing functionality as extension instead of in browser where possible...
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I was thinking the same thing, but I believe the door is locked which is why his operating of the handle was slightly weird
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Bitcoin is more just used to refer to cryptocurrency in general. I think most people seriously using cryptocurrency these days do not use bitcoin.
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You have not factored in the person that I sold it to for 30.
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Ah OK, I thought they were able to donate BAT they earnt from ads, that is definitely different. Still misleading, but better.
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Sorry for the late response. Yes, there is certainly a trade off which must be made for the increased security. Another possible way would be to use a rotatable key derivation algorithm, where you can provide the 12 word phrase plus a numbe
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Perhaps I am misunderstanding what you sent, but isn't this just a way for the user to report that they viewed an add, not prove that they viewed it?
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The difference with emailing money on PayPal is that the recipient is notified. Brave was collecting currency on behalf of people without even notifying them. Just because someone can collect the money/currency at a later date doesn&#x
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Do you have any reading material about how you achieved this? I can't really see how zero-knowledge proofs could solve this. There is no cryptographic way to prove that software executing on a clients machine triggered a notification.
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uBlock Origin is using Web Assembly now for certain critical code. Anyway performance differences between the two have always been negligible and often fluctuating.
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To be slightly pedantic, the comment in the code example labels a clone as a "copy" which is not really correct. Strings can’t even be copied since they are heap allocated.
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Bitcoin transactions always spend 100% of your coins, however they can have multiple outputs. So to pay for something while still retaining the change, you can have one output going towards the merchant with the required amount and one out
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You actually cant stake 1ETH, minimum is 32.
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> Does Solana have the ability to roll back the chain or remove specific pieces of information from it? Well potentially if enough validators forked the chain before the material was added and were able to build a longer chain than the o
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