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nuclx
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About nuclx
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Comment #36307466
It's just a first step. Transferring crypto from a DEX to a fiat offramp may be restricted or illegal in the future.
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Comment #34014050
Opera has a built-in 'VPN' option, which is actually isn't a real VPN, but merely a proxy server for web browsing. It's easy to use and if it's just about hiding your IP address to…
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Comment #33955965
> to track down who paid for what The 'for what' part actually isn't that easy, meaning LE at least needs additional data points. And then there is Monero.
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Comment #33595222
I don't see an advantage in holding Bitcoin over say, stocks, other than speculation, if for every transaction you have to choice to either identify yourself or produce tainted Bit…
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Comment #33594577
Privacy coins aren't. The problem with Bitcoin is, that it CAN be regulated to death.
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Comment #33454480
I had similar experiences with DT. When taking RAW+JPG I always struggled to create an edit of the RAW in DT that is more satisfying than the out of camera JPG - and I watched quit…
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Comment #33369331
Well, I didn't mean that Canon products are particularly bad in quality. I own a perfectly functioning 40D from 2007 myself, which I replaced by a Sony A7III just recently, as I ha…
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Comment #33369109
I'm pretty sure these devices won't last more than a few years before some electronic component fails. Same as for 'modern' cars.
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Comment #31966160
What I meant was exposure compensation, sorry. Filmulator might be worthwhile to try, I'll check it out.
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Comment #31964259
Gonna check it out, thanks for the tip.
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Comment #31961929
I gave Darktable a try (never used Lightroom), and as an amateur, it is still kind of hard for me to achieve something better than the "out of camera" JPGs when post-processing RAW…
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Comment #31860712
good way to obtain tainted btc.
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Comment #31502603
I'm also speaking of e.g. the junkware running on automotive headunits. These systems are expected to be shut down at least once a day, so overall focus on (not only long-term) sta…
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Comment #31501886
Even with perfect hardware you will still have to reboot due to software instability. Lots of software isn't even tested to run for weeks/months/years.
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Comment #31391202
Botnets are playing a big role in CPU-based mining as well.
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Comment #31249779
Here in Germany the rights of ISP users are supposedly better protected than in other jurisdictions. At least that's what I heard on this podcast [0], latest episode iirc. [0] http…
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Comment #31249097
What are people using VPNs for mostly, if they're living in a country without internet censorship? It's either your ISP or the VPN provider, which can log the websites you have vis…
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Comment #31246007
Coffee.
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Comment #31110922
So for each of the affected projects, there may be wallets that forged an arbitrary amount of currency using the exploit, which cannot be confirmed by an audit of the blockchain du…
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Comment #30800217
Inadequate use of FSM is what scares me a lot, especially in embedded development. The current state in software should be the result of sensory information whenever possible. Or a…
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Comment #30177605
Terra UST is doing quite well in spite of being receiving some FUD recently, right?
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Comment #30026914
Was his private key recovered?
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Comment #29966650
Not sure. This article [1] sounded plausible, when I first read it. It will be interesting to see how governments' stances will settle. [1] https://joekelly100.medium.com/how-to-ki…
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Comment #29960294
Declare them illegal and confiscate them from the miners.