aussie1233

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by aussie1233 9y ago
I'm more referring to Mark Zuckerberg's new year post about investing in decentatizlized tech and the power it provides. Will be interesting to see if FB will do an ICO themselves or at least built there own blockchain to address
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by aussie1233 9y ago
This is worrisome, mainly for one reason. Maybe one of the many ICOs might turn out to derail Facebook's centralised + ads approach. With this Facebook is basically attempting to prevent competition - or am I totally off?
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by aussie1233 9y ago
That is incorrect. It just depends on Windows how you call the Win32 API and what parameters you specify. Many options there - in the end it's just an object in the NT kernel space.
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by aussie1233 9y ago
GDPR has what is called extra-territorial applicability.
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by aussie1233 9y ago
Minimum value would be the work/energy needwd to create blocks that enable safe storage and avoid double spending. So there is that.
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by aussie1233 9y ago
Why is it better? What Ethereum for instance did is genius. It distributes storage and compute across the world to those willing to share their resources and you get paid by doing so. It's a way to drive decentralization, because there
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by aussie1233 9y ago
Its not closed, since the data and code is out for anyone to use typically, you could even fork and create your own. What is different is the incentive to provide storage and compute for others. Over simplified, you lend your storage and co
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by aussie1233 9y ago
Looking at the market cap, it's about half Google. Probably much larger (2x) by and of year according to Tom Lee.
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by aussie1233 9y ago
You should reach Satoshi' s whitepaper to understand that.
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by aussie1233 9y ago
You should reach Satoshi' s whitepaper.
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SpecuCheck(github.com)
2 points by aussie1233 9y ago|0 comments
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Windows Client – PowerShell script to query protection status(support.microsoft.com)
2 points by aussie1233 9y ago|0 comments
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by aussie1233 9y ago
Nothing todo with crypto, all Wavecrest prepaid cards impacted. New law in effect in Gibraltar since Jan 1.
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by aussie1233 9y ago
Support is horrible, here is my story - not sure how common that problem is. Would be interested if others have the same valdation issue. I have a case open for multiple weeks to get my address validated. I was able to buy initially, but no
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by aussie1233 9y ago
"Web on desktop" Reminds me of Win98 and how Microsoft tried to push that back then. It's just a bad security model. Technologies were different, but the security implications that lead to exploits stayed the same.