Viewing profile — gtcode
gtcode
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Oct 22, 2010, 11:10 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 53
- Public activity
- 57 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About gtcode
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #19677011
Can you elaborate? They do have such a backdoor but only give it to the Chinese government? If so that would be the described “software cancer”
-
comment
Comment #19676951
If the NSA doesn’t have a black box for breaking strong encryption using a shortcut, as portrayed in the movie Sneakers, and if companies like Apple truly aren’t running interferen…
- comment
- comment
-
comment
Comment #18899990
https://ibb.co/vwyNtH9
-
comment
Comment #18786304
It's easier than ever for people to moonlight as a spy and get away with it. You'll probably only get caught if your adversary has the means and motivation to counter. Most people …
-
comment
Comment #16310994
bitcoin may find support on bitstamp above 6600 (currently 6900). buy limit 6666.66
-
comment
Comment #16152693
No, just suggesting the arb opportunity existing at all helped reel in price. I believe this was the intention. Sounds reasonable, thanks for clarifying and correcting.
-
comment
Comment #16152315
Yes, the futures price settles daily based on the reference rate. Eventually such correlations become more efficient once you have a real market. (As another poster pointed out it'…
-
comment
Comment #16152269
It's not technically incorrect to say there is manipulation in the US markets, but comparing bitcoin exchanges to US exchanges is a bit laughable. The US Federal Reserve has (had) …
-
comment
Comment #16152211
Bitcoin topped out as soon as the futures went live. Massive contango on a regulated futures market may have been a factor in "reeling in" price. The spot market is so thin that it…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #16145709
808-861-6666 happened while on the north shore
- comment
-
comment
Comment #16142983
Nobody else besides me has received a second alert, that I know of, I've posted it like 30 times on twitter under #Hawaii and #MissileAlert etc Context: I tweeted to someone who wa…
-
comment
Comment #16142726
I received a second alert just over an hour ago. https://i.imgur.com/Rc8cfO7.jpg
-
comment
Comment #16102572
39 here, getting ready for something extreme.
-
comment
Comment #16032667
In the US, one can fill out a police report, but that doesn't mean that the police will opt to press charges. If one contacts the police to report a crime, they still need probable…
-
comment
Comment #16016599
Your reasoning has merit, of course. And, that's a sad commentary on the current state of affairs, in which one cannot trust a firewall appliance to do its job. Perhaps the movemen…
-
comment
Comment #16016442
In the meantime, a high level of technical proficiency is needed to defend against monolithic personal computing environments that are hostile by design. * Assume personal computin…
-
comment
Comment #15998401
That's indicative of the stark cultural contrast between USA and Russia, indeed: https://www.si.com/nfl/2017/01/23/vladimir-putin-robert-kraf...
-
comment
Comment #15949237
For context, that is where my mother is from, I believe she was there during those experiments. Also, my ancestor AM who was PM briefly
-
comment
Comment #15947365
Wasn't there also a conspiracy in Portage La Prairie whereby the government secretly dumped chemicals on its citizens, as part of some experiment?
-
comment
Comment #15947361
I'd speculate that, after such an age of barbaric experimentation, new and supposedly more innocuous methods that don't require physically detaining/restraining a subject have long…
-
comment
Comment #15947293
Do any modern day entities (governments, corporations, other) perform ostensibly mild versions of such psychological experimentation, possibly at scale, or with the intention of sc…