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zydex
5y ago
That story has nothing to do with this one. Did you even read the above story?
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zydex
5y ago
Almost exactly what I was going to say. Nothing of interest here, gambler gambles with the most effective gambling vehicle of this generation.
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5y ago
Note since I haven’t seen it mentioned; the power cable is in fact detachable, it just requires an unnaturally high level of force to remove.
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5y ago
Did you watch the documentary?
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5y ago
The extensions can only break the captcha given a real user on a unique browser, something the “robots” struggle with massively at scale which is why Google don’t mind the extensions existing.
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I think I would agree in other cases but in this case it is likely it was a phishing attack in which OpenSea were impersonated to steal user signatures. I think if someone held a gun to a crypto owner's head and forced them to hand ove
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Possible significant OpenSea exploit; high value NFTs stolen
(etherscan.io)
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5y ago
Is this an intentional attack? The pool seems to have gained massively in a short period of time.
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5y ago
That seems to me like a ridiculous consideration. There are a huge number of devices with similar hole patterns, speakers for example.
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5y ago
What happened in the following 4-5 years? A gargantuan crash.
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No, they prepare multiple or a single scenario in order to be first out of the blocks when that scenario happens. Same way every publication prepares a catalog of obituaries ready to be published immediately upon a death, they weren’t tryin
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Recently I've found this game (Ride 4) to be the most impressive game I've ever seen in terms of realism in this particular scenario. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3DEM6XDDTk
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5y ago
But they're using traditional blades so obviously it can lift anything. Isn't the whole point of the original article that the motors work with DaVinci's screw rotor design, generating lift?
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5y ago
What does this mean?
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zydex
5y ago
Generally the “small” Red Bull can is 250ml not 330ml.
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5y ago
Understood, thank you for clarifying.
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Where did you see that? This was my source: https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/gpu-shipments-increa... "Nvidia and AMD shipped 12.7 million cards in 2021" Please correct me if I'm misreading or clea
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Definitely possible. I think they got a lot of backlash from scraping a music lyric site without permission so they might be more hesitant to do so in other areas unless they have clear cut permission.
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5y ago
I think a key point is that traditional finance/banking has far more buffer and dampening built into the system than crypto. Crypto seems incredibly rigid and brittle - so it works well until it doesn't. Crypto seems to work well
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5y ago
Nvidia and AMD shipped 12.7m cards collectively in 2021, I don't know what the breakdown is on consumer vs corporate but I find it hard to believe this had any impact. Correction: terafo pointed out they shipped 12.7m cards in Q3 2021
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I obviously don't know the parameters of the room you're referencing, but is it possible that the majority of the issue is on the side of poor user audio and a large number of simultaneous speakers? I find YouTube's transcrip
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5y ago
It's been reproduced by other users, see below comment in this topic. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30061080
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5y ago
I don't understand why this is downvoted. It's a completely fair opinion that is entirely plausible in the near future.
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5y ago
Exactly, they’ve just pushed the verification a bit deeper. Nobody is going to bother checking the collection and that it comes from the right addresses etc.
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5y ago
I'm not following - can you elaborate?
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5y ago
What’s ridiculous about the quote?
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5y ago
What about the countless other altcoins that have outperformed BTC in a shorter timespan?
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5y ago
You must have some very strange definitions of both cheap and easy.
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5y ago
Nothing new, they are the Bitcoin plunge protection team. Bitcoin takes a dive, they print USDT to purchase BTC and prop up the price.