servowire

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by servowire 12y ago
The attack vector is a bit vague, and I'm not sure how to bring this news to some of my clients. Is the exploit only for when running services on/to the internet (IIS, Exchange webmail, etc - ) , or is visiting an https (TLS) webs
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by servowire 12y ago
Reminds me of BlackIce back in the day... awesome tool this Glasswire. This is what I wanted for everyday network paranoia.
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by servowire 12y ago
I can't find prototype diagrams with dimensions or something, did you find any? Please link? The paper is $25 .... mmm http://arc.aiaa.org/doi/abs/10.2514/6.2014-4029 This post has some more info https:
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by servowire 12y ago
If this works, and if it's scale able, it would be something like the impulse drive. A normal spacedrive for speeds far below C and without space-warp.
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by servowire 12y ago
But in space a few micronewtons per Kg is pretty usable.
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by servowire 12y ago
I'm also looking for this.
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by servowire 12y ago
This should be banned. Really. I don't want this on the same road as my loved ones. When you are driving, you are driving. Not reading/tweeting. Even more, mounting "something" to the front window is illegal in a lot of
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by servowire 12y ago
This does seem valid, in a way. But is the same not true about Bitcoin then? I'm confused.
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by servowire 12y ago
The solution to this kind of problems is: Make Read-only "disaster recovery" backups - zip it and burn it to a DVD set or Bluray, and put it off-site. Make incrementals or differentials of those discs every few months and a full d
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by servowire 12y ago
All the miners would leave that pool if they did that. I would.
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by servowire 12y ago
Well, you are flying a semi-toy without proper safety near people, buildings, above roads, cars, etc on a tourist site. An arrest might be slightly over the top, but this should not be allowed. I'm a model RC pilot for 20 years and the
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by servowire 12y ago
That would require trust - in the form of the SMS provider. No way to verify that SMS is valid, it could have been forged. The proof-of-work blockchain transmission means it's the real and proper blockchain and is valid.
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by servowire 12y ago
The blockchain can be pruned.
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by servowire 12y ago
No, because proof-of-work prevents you from "faking" a blockchain. Let's say we are at block 100 and you would want to fake "the blockchain". You would have to fake a block every 10 minutes, but that requires mining
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by servowire 12y ago
With a DVB/Radio link to the network one could listen to transactions only to their address. You could think of bitcoin operated gas stations, bitcoin network-hubs in rural areas, micropayments to car-charging stations (all you need is
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by servowire 12y ago
Wouldn't it be possible to forge the SHA1 or a document?
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by servowire 12y ago
Here's an idea: Put the files in encrypted containers on a Torrent network. Or use maidsafe.net or storj.io
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by servowire 12y ago
I'm pretty sure any industry that handles documents etc. that would require a non-forgeable timestamp would not want (or are allowed due to regulation) to upload a billion dollar contract, legal document or patent to a website. No offe
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by servowire 12y ago
Yes, but that would be a centralized solution. When Twitter dies (wont happen, but still) or a rogue admin changes the timestamp, etc. - It requires a trusted party - Twitter - instead of the blockchain.
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by servowire 12y ago
Nice project, really well done. Thanks for posting
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by servowire 12y ago
I wonder how this deals with like .docx files or .xlsx (Excel) files. Even of you change 0 fields it might end up "mutated" and the Proof does not longer work. A single flipped byte destroys the entire concept. Tech savvy people c
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by servowire 12y ago
The fact that this machine is still in operation is awesome. What a piece of engineering.
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by servowire 12y ago
I fly quad and tricopters a lot, and this is very unsafe. Any motor beyond 2210 size are flying meat-cutters. Even the plastic props, but especially the carbonfiber once can seriously cut flesh, en tendons. You see; these bruhless motors ha
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by servowire 12y ago
I don't remember the exact details, but I once had a DB admin flabbergasted because there was a non-numeric character in a field/row that was numeric. The DB engine crashed upon starting and could not clean it up. I think it was O
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by servowire 12y ago
Don't exaggerate the impact of a kill -9. It can be safe if a homegrown application has a bug or there is a hardware failure preventing a clean reboot (like a locked IO to a disk that is no longer in order). Sure it will mess up some t
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by servowire 12y ago
Wow. I remember that cam. Fun to do. Put one of those pics on your screen and walk back a few meters. For example the picture of the guy in the subway sleeping. You'll notice the details start appearing because your brain is filling in
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by servowire 12y ago
awesome. pledged.
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by servowire 12y ago
16 bytes is the limit?
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by servowire 12y ago
You don't need the entire blockchain to send/receive. Only when running a "Full node". If you are not intending to keep your node online for 24/7 you can use a SPV style client like Electrum or Multibit. They are li
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by servowire 12y ago
Full nodes host the memory pool for the txid's - So they serve a purpose: Making transactions propagate over the network. And serve blocks to nodes that are not up-to-date (And clients).

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