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by knopkop_ 4y ago
This is still a thing, see bitcoinpaperwallet.com
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by knopkop_ 5y ago
Not OP but there's a lot of useful old blog entries about this topic to explore at curedmeats.blogspot.com
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by knopkop_ 5y ago
I've heard good things about FastAPI
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by knopkop_ 5y ago
Same except I bought an old Toyota Yaris for £2000 cash. It's cheap to maintain and is super reliable. The missus would like a Mercedes G wagon though.
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by knopkop_ 5y ago
Based on your description I'd guess you are referring to bittylicious.
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by knopkop_ 5y ago
For more info you can check on whattomine.com to see if any alts may be profitable to mine with GPUs.
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by knopkop_ 6y ago
Andreas A's bitcoin and ethereum books are quite good for a technical understanding. You can buy them or read for free at https://github.com/aantonop
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by knopkop_ 6y ago
Bitcoin has a testnet.
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by knopkop_ 6y ago
Me too, mostly after reading this article, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niko_Bagration
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by knopkop_ 6y ago
What's the only way to generate a truly random string? Ask a Windows sysadmin to exit VIM.
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by knopkop_ 6y ago
That you can click and drag a file to the command line window and it'll populate the path and filename.
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by knopkop_ 6y ago
Some things were better before tech. Back in the day you walked to the phone booth once a week to talk to family members that are far away. Nowadays they can contact you 24/7.
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by knopkop_ 6y ago
An Armenian chellist playing Paganini's Variations on a theme from Moses in Egypt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g00bVs0zBg
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by knopkop_ 6y ago
I use this all the time!
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by knopkop_ 6y ago
I think you live in the flat above me.
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by knopkop_ 6y ago
Here in England I planted a bunch of stuff for the first time, and was quite shocked to find that the local snail population went over it all like a very efficient lawnmower.
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
SAGE has done this too: https://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/press/access-coronavirus-ar...
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
Mine some crypto
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
Toshiba Libretto
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
Alpine Linux may also be a good option if you're looking for something light-weight.
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
I've seen many recommendations for the book 'Fluent Python'.
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
Some recommended reading: https://github.com/bitcoinbook/bitcoinbook https://github.com/ethereumbook/ethereumbook Jimmy Song's "Programming Bitcoin"
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
See the Sam Vimes "Boots" Theory of Economic Injustice
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
> early 90’s low polygon video game. Seeing the truck I was immediately reminded of the original Death Track game.
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
> physically leave the area to regain composure This is what I have to do when I hear someone whistling in the office. Also other sounds and behaviours, i.e. the guy sitting next to me started clipping his nails at his desk one morning.
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
Burstcoin uses proof-of-space. IIRC it was launched in 2014.
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
Check out itjobswatch.co.uk
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
Bitcoin seed words in a safe location, with instructions on asking a trusted friend to set it up.
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
Are you willing to share the story? I would hazard a guess that you played around with mining on your old laptop in 2010, accidentally left it running for a while, mined 10k bitcoin, and sold around the top at 19k each.
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by knopkop_ 7y ago
I inherited a pile of Mad magazines as a kid in South Africa. Some of the content was confusing to me as I had little concept of some US terms, i.e. I had no idea which season 'Fall' is, or that a character complains about the te

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