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Comment #38394515
Interesting, so then which path(s) does git display when running git-log on this?
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Comment #38340889
blind signatures are nice and verifiably unlinkable but digital bearer certificates require a trusted central "mint" to issue and reissue them. This central point of failure can an…
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Comment #38179912
See also: blog post: https://neptune.cash/blog/mutator-sets/ technical paper: https://eprint.iacr.org/2023/1208.pdf
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Comment #38179846
This talk was given at Hackers Congress Paralelní Polis 23 by the architect and lead cryptographer of the Neptune.cash project.
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Comment #37925088
I stopped clicking on twitter (yeah, X, whatever) links after they started requiring login to view tweets/threads. I have an old account I could use, but simply don't feel the need…
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Comment #37489939
1. there is a an electromagnetic connection between the sun and the earth. 2. lightning is constantly equalizing voltage from space to earth. 3. earthquakes are probably caused by …
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Comment #37489926
1. there is a an electromagnetic connection between the sun and the earth. 2. lightning is constantly equalizing voltage from space to earth. 3. earthquakes are probably caused by …
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Comment #34893602
> SOAP, from the XML era. Don't forget XML-RPC :-)
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Comment #34830078
quote from article: "The Ford engine ran until its spark plugs gave out a few years ago and a newly installed fuel cell—quieter and more efficient—has not yet been hooked into the …
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Comment #34721242
wow, an entire article and no link to the actual decrypted texts, way to go Guardian.
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Comment #34612126
the sungazing community has been aware of this for decades, if not centuries, millenia.
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Comment #31423549
I migrated from OS/2 directly to linux.
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Comment #31292729
The commenter prefixed with "kindly" which is about the same thing as saying "please". This makes it not imperative, but a request.
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Comment #31268398
the bigger question is: who would pay for such studies? big pharma? government lobbied by big pharma? universities given grants from government lobbied by big pharma? actually thou…
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Comment #31238570
afaict, "time" is simply a measure of matter in motion... ie resonant frequency or how long it takes a liquid to flow x distance. Thus, time is just a mental construct, not a "dime…
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Comment #31016047
that sounds cool. did you get it working? Stirling engines are quite tricky to get right, as I understand it. And that sounds like you'd need a good sized one, not a toy.
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Comment #31015952
NI-FE (nickel-iron) are pretty good batteries that basically never die. terribly expensive though, and comparatively low power density.
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Comment #30972103
I blame government zoning laws. These prevent entrepreneurs from opening restaurants and markets near to where people live. In a truly entrepreneurial society, anyone can operate a…
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Comment #30951477
hypothesis: the great filter is simply an adequate understanding of physics. The galaxy (and beyond?) is happily chattering away using physics we do not understand. We are a pre-co…
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Comment #30939244
This goes to the age old debate between vitalists and materialists. In other words, does conciousness/spirit precede and shape matter, or does matter precede and shape conciousness…
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Comment #30939081
thx for this!
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Comment #30814849
a cheap consumer RF meter detects "high" levels of RF from 5+ feet away, at least on the 4 or 5 random units I've tried. So the faraday cage doesn't seem to be doing its job in ful…
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Comment #30268855
"The sky is blue". Ok, we pretty well agree on that. But do I perceive "blue" in the same way that you do? We'll never know. Regardless, people are not using the term "misinformati…