pseudozach

14 ms·

1.
by pseudozach 4y ago
Bitcoin transactions are cheap and fast but they are on Lightning (Layer-2 of Bitcoin stack).
2.
by pseudozach 5y ago
And remember relays can be incentivized to host content by micropayments via Lightning network if needed.
3.
by pseudozach 5y ago
barrier to entry. You can start broadcasting your thoughts within seconds with no infrastructure. No need to worry about hosting content until you're big enough to be censored.
4.
by pseudozach 5y ago
You could even deterministically map pubkeys to handles with something like bip39. it won't be pretty but it will be unique, human-readable and uncensorable.
5.
by pseudozach 5y ago
it depends how much you value your privacy. People that get their phone number/email leaked and get phished would tell you it's worth more than 50 cents. so it's subjective.
6.
by pseudozach 5y ago
You can allow certain domains to automatically withdraw from your bitcoin wallet and set limits to how much they can withdraw. This is not a technical problem but more of a marketing/adoption one. There are very smart people working on
7.
by pseudozach 6y ago
he also has a %70 premine of this coin with his buddies. Eth also have a dynamic issuance schedule exactly like USD, EUR or any other fiat. Except instead of a Central Bank, a few devs decide it.
8.
by pseudozach 6y ago
main issue OP and other "I have a version of bitcoin that doesn't uses less energy/faster/cheaper etc." people have is that these existed before bitcoin and didn't work. They were shut down/coerced/co
9.
by pseudozach 6y ago
So many gems in this one that shows the bias of the author: "Simply: the Bitcoin blockchain only transfers and secures bitcoins. It does not move actual money like Fedwire does." This is factually incorrect when you actually own
10.
by pseudozach 6y ago
Your grasp of bitcoin seems to be similar to a casual newspaper reader commenting on middle east peace without knowing any of the complex cultural differences. No worries it's the norm online. Even tech enthusiasts can be ignorant, aft
11.
by pseudozach 6y ago
You can also receive texts on that one but it's just one virtual number shared by everyone so I doubt it will work for any activation codes...
12.
by pseudozach 6y ago
I run a send free text app that lets users watch ads to send sms, I rarely need to update and provide customer support and it makes 60$/month from ads+iap. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pse
13.
by pseudozach 7y ago
Ironically this is on my to-do list. A site where devs can put out ideas, users can lock money on them and the person that develops it and brings it live can claim the bounty. I have so many ideas but I'm tired of putting out things th
14.
by pseudozach 7y ago
oh please don't bring blockchain into this and put a simple task/bounty website on a giant replicated public db.
15.
by pseudozach 7y ago
this is just non-existent science plus lazy journalism. The source paper is pulled and is to be published in the future. Nice clickbait article for skeptics to easily confirm their bias.
16.
by pseudozach 7y ago
I've been running https://kriptode.com a bunch of services that run with Bitcoin on Lightning. Most popular is http://sats4likes.com where you can earn/pay Bitcoin for twitter likes. It's not exactly p
17.
by pseudozach 7y ago
Great to see this, easy onboarding to Lightning Network is needed and this solves a real pain point with added benefits.
18.
by pseudozach 9y ago
What if russia and china decide to start their own global trade system based on something. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-02/russia-china-and-br... And they don't trust eachother because well why woul
19.
by pseudozach 9y ago
how come buildings are made from rectangular bricks then? Would hexagons be easier/more efficient to work with?
20.
by pseudozach 10y ago
Location: Turkey Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Yes. Preferrably US or North Europe. Technologies: IP Networks => BGP, OSPF, Cisco, Nokia, Firewalls. Mobile Networks => Packet Core, Design, Wireless, VoWifi/LTE. App
21.
by pseudozach 10y ago
We actually built something like this but for bikes. http://lockandgo.bike/index_en.html , it has data connection for remote lock/unlock and even gps to get the position. There was no market. We could pivot to this easi
22.
by pseudozach 10y ago
google has a mechanism for such things in place it's called "account inactivity". Basically you setup a contact person to whom your account will be handed over after a certain time has passed and you haven't logged in.
23.
Can an old tradition combined with tech help with hunger?(hangery.co)
1 points by pseudozach 11y ago|0 comments
24.
by pseudozach 11y ago
at our day job
25.
by pseudozach 13y ago
ve been using Tor both on desktop and mobile with no problems since problems started.