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shiado
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Comment #33578021
Your impression was wrong. Zhu Su of 3AC infamy had the evidence sitting on Twitter since 2019 and nobody cared. https://twitter.com/zhusu/status/1116945693946433536
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Comment #33351353
Is there a good ToS/EULA diff site? It would be nice to see how and when these things change across many services.
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Comment #32831082
With FinCEN Notice 2020-2 it's clear that the US wants to treat crypto as foreign bank accounts to coerce disclosure but that severely limits the scope of regulation they can do as…
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Comment #32707300
DDoS-Guard it is.
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Comment #30962114
This article is terrible honestly. Statements like "tracing a cryptocurrency that once seemed untraceable". Excuse me what? Who thought this? Idiots at three letter agencies? Pedop…
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Comment #30956421
https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Slime_Mould_Algorithm
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Comment #30780433
Rapid7 has some very good datasets to play around with certificates. If you want a fun project try to find bad parameters. https://opendata.rapid7.com/ edit: looks like public acce…
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Comment #30617263
Everybody should browse the internet on Tor from time to time to get an understanding about how the web works on a second class IP address and a slow connection. On some exit nodes…
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Comment #30531716
On the other hand Minecraft is the best-selling PC video game of all time and it was originally written in Java and the Java client is the definitive experience of the game.
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Comment #30458638
Theoretically the whole area could be turned into a dirty bomb with a few strategic strikes and it would be carried down a river destroying vast areas of Ukraine for millennia.
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Comment #30437510
Many ISPs give customers much better download speeds than upload speeds. I remember personally having problems using bittorrent and seeding too much destroying the network for all …
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Comment #30431403
This somehow reminded me, wasn't there a competition years back to see who could generate the most compiler error output with the least amount of C++? A few too many templates and …
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Comment #30423143
Americans by and large aren't able to trade crypto in any meaningful way to impact the markets, unless they are an American institution operating on foreign exchanges. Look at trad…
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Comment #30418774
Same here. It was criminal how long Apple sold 5400rpm drives in macbooks.
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Comment #30334408
Trace your family ancestry and look for any types of citizenship by descent you are eligible for. If you can get another passport leave, then change your name and start fresh. If y…
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Comment #30275941
The 10 minutes also isn't accurate because the ability to obtain private keys from public keys would completely destroy the incentives of the Bitcoin network. Miners are incentiviz…
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Comment #30261661
It never ceases to amaze me how incompetent some high profile criminals are. Encrypting a file is simply too difficult apparently. The entire purpose of crypto is that the exclusiv…
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Comment #29883678
Has anybody ever thought of something like a real world NFT? Imagine if you took a bunch of dried plant pigments and mixed them with oil and smeared them onto a canvas. Because it …