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danfinlay
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Comment #31009400
Hi there, TC-39 delegate and MetaMask co-founder here. SES does address this, and strives to achieve "object capability security", wherein access to a function is equivalent to per…
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Comment #31009360
There's LavaMoat, which enables using SES confinement around normal npm packages by creating a policy file for what can be imported/required by that module (and can auto-generate a…
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Comment #20089281
MetaMask is actually working hard on these problems, and building faster than ever, but they're big problems that aren't trivially fixed in a point release. You can expect some big…
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Comment #16065843
Maybe these two are one. It will be ready for the layman when these concepts are easily comprehended, with improved UX.
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Comment #13778584
I'd like a genetic analysis.
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Comment #11728618
There are actually eight different implementations at this time, although the go client has a slight majority of users according to ethstats.net http://ethdocs.org/en/latest/ethere…
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Comment #11568478
A lot of that iMac's cost is its retina display, and you didn't bother buying a retina display for the PC. Running a speed test is silly, there are already major differences in the…
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Comment #11163529
Hasn't this judge seen the Matrix?
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Comment #11037990
I really like throwing in a balance board for variation! I made a 3d-printable balance board dome, you can use it to build something much like a FluidStance! http://www.thingiverse…
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Comment #10284735
I used to use Repetier Host to run Slic3r and send the serial signals to my printer, but over time I've grown to prefer Slic3r's interface, and now that it has OctoPrint integratio…
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Comment #9048655
No, these are compatible statements. They both try to poach, and Tesla can be having more luck at it.
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Comment #8610458
If it balances to be perfectly level, does that mean on hills it scrapes? If so, any plans to put proximity sensors under the sides to help it determine what "level" is?