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aaronAgain
10mo ago
Those are all free products, some of them are pretty good. But free is the best business strategy to get a product to the top of the market. Are others better, are you willing to spend money to find out? Clearly, most people are not interes
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aaronAgain
5y ago
Please don't conflate pain relief with impossible-to-avoid-murdering-your-mother-when-you-feel-better syndrome. /s Seriously, if I wasn't in as much pain as I am in then I would be out hugging people. Not hiding in my house,
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aaronAgain
5y ago
And I wanted to concur with this. A great description of complicated topic. Just enough information in each section to get you ready for the next, nothing extra. Well done.
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aaronAgain
5y ago
This. Exit strategy all along. Or they were sloppy enough to get monitored accessing the coin wallet and exposing their private keys/passwords.
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aaronAgain
6y ago
I've never looked at DOH as an attack on DNSSEC, though I suppose you could. I think the resistance is more about the big corporate and the Internet level DNS operators like Google's 8.8.8.8, they want to be able to manipulate DNS
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aaronAgain
6y ago
Yeah, the argument you are making about all keys being compromised doesn't make sense. You are leaving out a key assumption in your setup, and without it is not possible (for us) to accept the chained compromise you are describing.
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aaronAgain
6y ago
This is a classic arms race. The hijackers back off for a while, but as is always the case in low-margin, low-regulation, low-consequence environments, bad actors will present a way to skim a tiny value out a massive amount of transactions.
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aaronAgain
6y ago
Right! Around 2010, when this feature was implemented in Chrome, hijacking was a business model that was discussed in regular meetings. I recall one hijacker trying to sell themselves to the company that was 'complaining' about th
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aaronAgain
6y ago
That is a very humbling response. I will be donating to Fred Hollow Foundation. Thanks for the fastai work. Edit: Donated. And reported a bug in their donation process that almost preventing me from being successful.
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aaronAgain
6y ago
"so we are “flying blind” to quote a U.S. senator. " Quoting a US senator on technology is not exactly a strong argument. Like arguing about email security and quoting a senator on the technology committee saying he has never se
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aaronAgain
6y ago
I work for Bing. Awwww, man. ;-)
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aaronAgain
6y ago
First, I'll say this to everyone: Get hearing aids if you need them. They can change your world. About music, this is getting much better in hearing aids. I've been from analog thru digital over 15+ years of hearing aids, and my l
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aaronAgain
9y ago
It will take years to break apart some of the code into packages. In the meantime Git has to work on the monolith, so why not contribute back how we did that. Disclosure: Work at MS