ndury

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by ndury 4y ago
DAI is doing just fine and will continue to do so.
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by ndury 4y ago
Dota2 - There simple is no better MOBA. Path of Exile - Sporadic league player before I burn out to due to lack of commitment/skill. edit formatting.
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by ndury 4y ago
> harder to hide stuff there. AFAIK, there are coinjoin implementations which cannot be traced to date. Do note that exchanges are not too keen on accepting coinjoined bitcoin.
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by ndury 5y ago
Technically you don't even need an internet connection: https://blockstream.com/satellite/
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by ndury 5y ago
It reads as if you don't consider alcohol a drug. Due to its social acceptance people tend to look at alcohol this way but when u give it a better look alcohol should be at least classed as a class 1 drug substance, especially if we&#x
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by ndury 5y ago
Doesn't this imply we need to vaccinate all animals too? What if it mutates in animals and contaminates humans again.
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by ndury 5y ago
> Israelis have killed family members of mine for the crime of living in an apartment building that happened to contain a couple of Hamas members. Reading this is heart breaking, I'm sorry for your losses. I personally do not appro
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by ndury 5y ago
Perhaps, who knows.. It's very ironic to me that most of the c19 cases/infections in Israel are amongst the population who're vaccinated. Edit: typo.
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by ndury 5y ago
I feel truely upset for the citizens of Israel. It's a shame your government is doing this to you.
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by ndury 5y ago
I am in the same boat, I dropped all Microsoft products in 2014. There is literally nothing I do with my PC for which I need Microsoft products. It's very unfortunate to keep seeing these things pop up. It's like MS does not care
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by ndury 5y ago
What a bald statement, claiming lightning does not work without anything backing up your statement. For reference I'd like to refer to https://1ml.com/ There is currently > 1450 BTC network capacity on the lightning
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by ndury 5y ago
If I understood correctly he means that you can write a simple tool that reads input from the camera, capture the eyes and as soon as you turn away the pc will shutdown.
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by ndury 5y ago
I'm surprised Facebook hasn't been mentioned (yet). The mobile application is workable but the desktop version is just awful
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by ndury 7y ago
The founder of wiki leaks forgotten in ten years? With all due respect but the chances of that happening are quite slim.. Julian Assange will end up in multiple history books whether you like it or not.
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by ndury 7y ago
> Blind defense of this narrow and immature notion of free speech from Blizzard would have people up on stage shouting racial slurs. What narrow and immature notion of free speech? What the player said or what I have said? Of course a co
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by ndury 7y ago
These studio's should not stop publishing their games in China. The issue lies that these studio's happily comply with whatever restrictions a govt is willing to oblige due to possibly playerbase loss. Think lootboxes, forbidden s
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by ndury 7y ago
Correct me if i'm wrong but it sounds like you're trying to say 'People who have a leadership role in an educational or advocacy setting are not entitled to have a certain opinion or preference that does not fall within the l
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by ndury 7y ago
Why did you feel the need to create another UI framework?
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by ndury 7y ago
I think you're better off trying to ask for information/help here https://www.reddit.com/r/immigration/ rather than on HN. Good luck
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by ndury 7y ago
You'd be surprised how far the power of the NYAG goes... Crypto Capital LTD. is registered in Panama and legally they have no a rather poor political/diplomatic relationship but you never know what goes on behind the scenes. I bel
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by ndury 8y ago
Digital currency can only be the #1 use case if we find a generic, uniform way to pull in real-time real-world data of which we can verify its confidentiality, integrity and availability. There are several known solutions which attempt to s
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by ndury 8y ago
To this day I remain baffled he actually stepped down. A black day in tech history if you ask me..
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by ndury 8y ago
The title is kind of clickbaitish... Taken into consideration that a miner has to sacrifice ~$80000 (12.5 BTC) I don't see this happening.
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by ndury 8y ago
TPB has implemented miners over ads and I have absolutely no issue with that whatsoever. I rather have the folks around me hear fans spinning than random russian lady dancing in my browser. For some, it could very well be an alternative.
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by ndury 8y ago
The madness won't stop untill people learn to not click random attachments if you ask me... The problem isn't per se randomware, the problem is people not knowing better than to click anything and everything they see or am I mista
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by ndury 8y ago
Nice writeup! I have always been interested in how ransomware works and to what extent the transactions can be backtraced. It still surprises me that these attackers seemingly are unaware to what extent bitcoin blockchain transactions can b
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by ndury 9y ago
I am an avid follower of the current crypto space and I cannot grasp how unprofessional and immature the IOTA team handles their issues. It's almost as if 75% of the crypto space as of late is ran by children/teenagers/adults
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by ndury 9y ago
What makes you think <ALL> of them have no use case or real life application? It's ignorant to believe "they will all die" if you ask me. But yes, 95% of them will slowly go away
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by ndury 9y ago
Market is so driven by news which has 0 credible sources it's amazing. I consider this a sales period as it's just shaking out the weak hands, the ones that are here for the quick buck. This was dubbed as "Alt coin season sal
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by ndury 9y ago
Too late, "professional" hackers from indonesia already done the job. Front page reads: PELITABANGSA .CA [ INDONESIA CYBER ATTACK AND MALWARE ANALYST ]

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