axonic

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by axonic 9y ago
Couldn't we put the onion address on the site, signed by the site/publishers key? Ignoring key exchange methods for a moment, once you have a key for "Bob the Blogger" you can verify Bob says the address is X and your ur
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by axonic 9y ago
Operation Flashpoint/FADE DRM
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by axonic 9y ago
In 5 years, how might this be changing our lives? What will I think of when I look back and think "I'm so happy that they created Orchid"?
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by axonic 9y ago
Yeah I wonder if they'd be willing to negotiate since this is a little different from the usual 99¢ app or whatnot. Sounds like a good service. No ads on faxes/covers, straight pricing, on demand without a subscription... All I&#x
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by axonic 9y ago
Here's my go-to playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9w0HzJqf-4e6tzKEP6mG...
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by axonic 9y ago
This is the very thinking pushing us to this point dude.
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by axonic 9y ago
Nothing, really. Nothing negative at least. Russia has broken no laws, is only guilty of being shady in the same manner as we are lol. I think we're overreacting to what essentially amounts to a symptom of a disease. The real problem i
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by axonic 9y ago
uBlock Origin has prevented the following page from loading: https://open.segment.com/fellowship Because of the following filter ||segment.com^ Found in: Peter Lowe’s Ad and tracking server list
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by axonic 9y ago
I can't agree more.
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by axonic 9y ago
I stumbled upon this when searching for examples of successful open source games. Great list, thanks for this.
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by axonic 9y ago
I agree that trusting the government is out of the question, perhaps we could try an open source solution. Publish drug data, studies, manufacturing knowledge, and all of the usual pages of warnings, indications, contraindications, pharmaco
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by axonic 9y ago
Go guerrilla. Hack things better for your city, or a charity who is obviously inept. Roads lead to doors.
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by axonic 9y ago
Okay :) I find node very tempting myself but then it feels like it'll take all of my concentration to be any good with node, then I'll wanna make everything node, and that's how _you people_ happen lol :) How did you meet?
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by axonic 9y ago
Noted lol, I've had caffeine now. Sorry wow that was disjointed, but the comment aged past edit. I know the big red privacy flag is difficult to see this far off, so lets take off our serious hats and I'll explain this bit of nons
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by axonic 9y ago
I did. Interestingly, I also tried to view a related bug to find "You are not authorized to access". How fitting. There seems to be a fight between people trying to raise the issue to Mozilla's attention, and the staff. So th
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by axonic 9y ago
Sensationalist. "Christopher Pyne ... stressed the stolen information was commercially sensitive rather than “classified” military information.
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by axonic 9y ago
From quantum machine learning to Trump in 4 comments lol. Maybe everyone is a little touchy. :)
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by axonic 9y ago
More reasons "trust us" isn't acceptable anymore. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unethical_human_experimentat...
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by axonic 9y ago
facepalm
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by axonic 9y ago
Oh, because everyone else's story was told but theirs? Rly... 2017, year of the pro-female SEO and marketing. BBC is doing what about it? Flag this all you want, I'm a transgender female coder with a wife who also is a computer sc
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by axonic 9y ago
Sections in Article: a) An introduction b) Why was Go needed c) Target Audience d) Go’s strengths e) Go’s weaknesses f) Towards Go 2 g) Go’s design philosophy h) How to get started i) Who is using Go
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by axonic 9y ago
This paper is about angr, the binary analysis framework.
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by axonic 9y ago
So... Next, when I write a similar app now it will be classified as some kind of "medical" app and be barred from distribution without a prescription and the years of paying off the FDA for approval? To protect profits of Big Phar
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by axonic 9y ago
Uh oh, here comes Quantum Basic.
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by axonic 9y ago
Well put.
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by axonic 9y ago
Super Hero was exactly what I just said before reading this comment. bow
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by axonic 9y ago
Agreed, wholeheartedly
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by axonic 9y ago
If I understand the OP correctly, he means could the blockchain be attacked by a vast number of infected hosts, causing a malware-induced change in the consensus of nodes, allowing BTC to be illicitly acquired, spent, or produced. I believe
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by axonic 9y ago
TL;DR: The Identity to BTC link has to be broken, no matter how you do it, and not in a way that is human-indecipherable but truly distanced. If your target uses BTC to avoid CC payments, then they had better know how to prevent tracking th
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by axonic 9y ago
Seriously, go run an Eve Online player corporation. Try setting up a persistent chat server, wiki, etc. for the corp and securing it. Try managing players in fleets from several time zones and scheduling engagements and operations. This is

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