turboroot

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by turboroot 13y ago
It's interesting to note from page 30 of the criminal complaint, StackOverflow was able to record "Ulbricht [changing] his registration email [...] to 'frosty@frosty.com'". Why do sites like StackOverflow keep audit
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by turboroot 13y ago
Because they can. Most FX brokers do not "exchange money", that is in the sense that you can withdraw the quote currency. Because of this, they don't have to deal with money laundering. FX brokers and MtGox also have differen
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Solar powering a Raspberry Pi for Bitcoin mining(randomcontent.wolfnexus.net)
2 points by turboroot 13y ago|0 comments
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by turboroot 13y ago
Vagrant supports VMWare, but not Parallels yet.
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by turboroot 13y ago
Oops, I didn't see what I had typed in. Thanks for correcting me. :)
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by turboroot 13y ago
Before CoinLab shifted gears and got sued by MtGox, what this guy got fired for was exactly CoinLab's startup: monetizing games through Bitcoin mining. Needless to say, with Bitcoin ASICs on their way back then, this wasn't exactl
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by turboroot 13y ago
I use Private Internet Access. You can create an account anonymously and pay in Bitcoin, and not leave a paper trail. That's exactly what I did. Their policies state that they do not log, but I personally find this questionable. Much t
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by turboroot 13y ago
The answer is not black and white, although there are certain indicators that make an email very likely to be malicious. In this case, record the ultimate destination of the link in an isolated browser session (to prevent a possible CSRF at
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by turboroot 13y ago
This was on for a while when I was on Chrome's dev release channel. It annoyed me, so I switched to beta.
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Are negative-karma users unable to upvote posts?
2 points by turboroot 13y ago|2 comments
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by turboroot 13y ago
Welcome to 2013, where footers and headers make up 90% of the content. :)
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by turboroot 13y ago
Why? Is it not appropriate? I assumed I could offer hosting alternatives since my post's parent author was asking for "thoughts". I don't work for Joyent, and I just signed up for them 2 days ago. Apologies if my post seemed like blatant ad
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by turboroot 13y ago
I signed up for Joyent yesterday, and was quite impressed with the performance. It's probably on par with Linode. The price is reasonable: $21/month for a 512 MB instance, and free 20,000 GB bandwidth! In addition, they offer freaking 2-fac