krb686

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   by krb686 1y ago

   It's funny to see this on here now, 10 years later. I went to school with both of them. Was and still is a very cool project! GMU produces some pretty good minds out of the ECE Dept.!
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   by krb686 4y ago

   > Reality exists, but truth does not. Actual reality and Truth are the same thing. Because two parties cannot agree on what they perceive the Truth to be does not imply it doesn't exist. In fact, both parties could be wrong - Tru
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   by krb686 5y ago

   Couldn't agree more on this being bad terminology. Something is always implicitly trusted. Whether it's your root CA certificates, your Infineon TPM, the Intel hardware in your box, or something else. When I first saw this term
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   by krb686 6y ago

   As codehalo pointed out, there's no magnetic pattern that represents coins on your hard drive. There is a magnetic pattern that represents your private key for your wallet (if you store it there), which possession of you might equate