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by yupyup54133 5y ago
Obligatory "there is always https://altstore.io/ " comment.
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by yupyup54133 5y ago
Looks like all US 5-cent pieces minted since 1916 (aka, the buffalo nickel) have almost 6 cents worth of metal in them (75% copper, 25% nickel). Source: https://www.coinflation.com/
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by yupyup54133 5y ago
Likewise with ScPrime ( https://scpri.me ) which is like Sia but focused on B2B data storage and is changing to PoS instead of PoW to be more environmentally friendly.
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Dude. The alternative is that the author would not have written the project. Not everyone has hundreds of hours of free time to throw away at learning the next hot programming language.
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
> I’m not sure after reading the article. Are they just planning on destroying the wallet key, kind of like if they just burned a billion in seized cash? If you wanted to burn the coins you would send them to the zero address as coins in
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
False, they are being introduced into forests in the northern half of the state but are not being introduced into the forests in the southern half of the state. Also, when wolves are found close to the suburbs they are relocated to the nort
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Unless you are for the reintroduction of wolves where you live your opinion on this is selfish. Too many wealthy urbanites and subutbanites have a not-in-my-backyard mentality about wolves.
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Unless you are for the reintroduction of wolves where you live your opinion on this is selfish. Too many wealthy urbanites and subutbanites have a not-in-my-backyard mentality about wolves.
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Here in Wisconsin the wolf argument is a wealthy vs poor issue. Specifically, it is mostly the southern wealthy urbanites and suburbanites dictating to the poorer northern half of the state that they must put up with the re-introduction of
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
I was just going to say the same thing.
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
> Sia records the data on chain (this is a little reductionist) where as filecoin opens up a market for storage and retrieval. Sia requires you to run a full node to interact with the chain and data, filecoin does not. Sia is gearing the
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Filecoin is poorly executed. Check out Sia and Skynet to see something that actually works.
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Skynet leverages HNS names to shorten its skylink hashes. So path to usage here would be in the form of a shortened URL. IE: https://[traditional TLD]/hns/[HNS domain]
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Or pin them on Skynet. Which is just a better implementation of IPFS.
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
I'm confused. Why doesn't Apple just use their "Termination for Convenience" clause that lets them terminate any contract with a 30 day notice?
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Sia (and its Skynet product) have been working great for me for the last 6 months!
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
It would be interesting if Epic went ahead an released FortNite on the iPhone AltStore instead ( http://altstore.io ).
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
same here :-)
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
This is why all torrenting should be done with a throw-away device (ie. cheap second-hand android device) on a public internet access point (ie: the library or a coffee shop).
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Meanwhile, in Wisconsin it doesn't count as drinking if you drink less than a six-pack and drunk driving is still a misdemeanor.
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
IIRC, he had published a manifesto about how he believed that information that was paid for with public funds should be free for the public to view. However, I don't believe that he ever mentioned why he was making get requests to JSTO
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
> he was doing it with the intent to redistribute the content for free There is actually no proof of this.
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Nah, it only matters if you are a large corporation or not. If you are a large corporation you will ruin your opponent financial with legal fees (whether they are guilty or not). If you are a small timer going up against a large corporation
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Never forget Aaron Swartz. All he did was send download requests to JSTOR. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vz06QO3UkQ
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
When someone does this to Facebook its malicious and they go to jail. WHen Facebook does it to someone else... "oops".
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
There is also dgit which is git with Tupelo for the distributed hash tables and Sia's skynet for the storage layer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22684945
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
Yeah, just make sure the DVDs or BDs you buy have HTL (i.e. use inorganic dye).
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by yupyup54133 6y ago
That is also not true. On Sia you can have: * private encrypted backups * public distributed files * public encrypted distributed files
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by yupyup54133 7y ago
decentralized cloud storage and hosting
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by yupyup54133 7y ago
Sounds like a perfect use-case for skynet: https://blog.sia.tech/skynet-bdf0209d6d34

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