nullbyte

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by nullbyte 9y ago
These are the types of articles I like to see on HN.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
Wow, you're behind the curve, aren't you.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
They won't be able to manipulate cyptocurrencies.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
You can't regulate cyptocurrencies. That's the beauty of the whole thing.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
They may be able to partially manipulate the price, but they can't influence the currency or money supply. That's the beauty of crypto.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
Yes! In fact, Coinbase has a feature that lets you do just that.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
This is incredibly dumb. Why is this on the front page?
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by nullbyte 9y ago
The Economist. I think it is one of the last general readership journals worth reading.
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Ask HN: What are your favorite magazines?
19 points by nullbyte 9y ago|27 comments
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by nullbyte 9y ago
Well said.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
I like this idea a lot
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by nullbyte 9y ago
Where did you get the idea that there would be a 95% energy loss rate? In general it never goes above 8-9%. High voltage + low amperage = high energy transfer efficiency.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
*even on WEP Is what I meant to say. Haven't had coffee yet, sorry.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
Well yeah, you'd always be safe against these types of attacks if you're wired in. Even on Ethernet.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
Clickbaity titles always get more upvotes :(
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by nullbyte 9y ago
Thank you! I worked very hard on this. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
No need to brag, buddy.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
Another garbage coin. Next please.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
You have a terrible style of writing.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
Did you even bother reading the first few paragraphs? They talked about their usage of Redis for this. Next time please read the article before replying.