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xkarga00
8y ago
Too many game theoretic attacks with stablecoins - still unproven.
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xkarga00
8y ago
RSA accumulators is an active area of research that will help with unlinking inputs and outputs, see the grin forum thread for more discussion: https://www.grin-forum.org/t/benedikt-bunzs-utxo-commitments...
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8y ago
> Community funded. Pure mine. Rust, inflationary economics, cuckoo cycles. No governance, but that is debatable. Small team making decisions. What is that? Somebody has to do the work to bootstrap and develop the network. Whom do you ex
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OKD: Renaming of OpenShift Origin with 3.10 Release
(blog.openshift.com)
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xkarga00
8y ago
You obviously have never been to a Greek hospital.
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8y ago
cri-o is a container runtime optimized for Kubernetes. http://cri-o.io/
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xkarga00
8y ago
What about the waste generated by the banking system? Banks have to use electricity in order to operate, right? I haven't seen anybody complain about them as if they are eco-friendly or something. Or is it that since we are depending o
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8y ago
Even the code is not enough, is it? Once you have it, how do you know that's what they deploy?
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8y ago
Do you really believe that Facebook (US company) has not complied with the US goverment and WhatsApp is safe for private communication?
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8y ago
> Remember Usenet? Remember email? Remember IRC? I think there's a false dichotomy in the mind of many nowadays, mainly that the internet is either centralized or "blockchain based", whatever that means. It's a lie. T
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8y ago
> Finally, it is a money system mainly used by organized criminals to launder money. Citation needed.
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8y ago
Does this mean that we should sit back and enjoy the show because "actors with under-handed intentions" and "precedent"s? Wake up. We can only get through collectively.
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8y ago
None of the above. What the parent comment is sarcastic about is a line of argument people use, especially politicians who want to promote their agendas.
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8y ago
Generally, I try to avoid criticising others but this logic is really disturbing and dangerous and I am very worried about people who stand behind it. It hasn't gotten us anywhere. It never will.
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9y ago
Yeah, sorry, I replied to the parent while thinking forward. I agree that in order for cryptos to succeed, merchants have to use them first. It is definitely not simple and we are far from it because it involves rendering the current system
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9y ago
Wait until most cryptos support atomic swaps.
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9y ago
Once LN is established, I expect that this is going to be opaque for an end user. Example: Today, you don't need to specify http:// in order to use it in a browser.
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9y ago
I think that the area where you want fault-tolerance the most is decentralized cash. If you are going to take control of your money you better do it in a fault-tolerant system. Many people don't care about it today but there are those
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9y ago
I happen to read Walden these days (almost done) and I am questioning the critic of Thoreau in this article. For one, Thoreau admits that he is not pure (also questionable is his definition of 'pure' and whether it matches the aut
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9y ago
Does the DDG addon replace other addons like HTTPSEverywhere or uBlock?
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9y ago
I recently discovered dietpi and I am very happy about it. http://dietpi.com/
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9y ago
What is unselfish faith? Can you describe how do you perceive faith as a concept?
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9y ago
viable == introspectable
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9y ago
How do you know that AMD does not run its own version of ME? The only viable solution I see is open hardware.
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9y ago
Other related acts: https://www.mail-archive.com/cypherpunks@lists.cpunks.org/ms...
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9y ago
Microsoft should write an ingress controller for Azure? Not sure how you can get into a vendor lock-in situation with k8s. Maybe Microsoft extends the API with its own blackbox controllers and force that instead of kube primitives?
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9y ago
FWIW, it seems that when you buy a Purism laptop there is an option to include a Qubes live usb in the deal. I just came across it while skimming through their website[1], not sure about anything else. [1] https://puri.sm/sh
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9y ago
We need more than "trust". We need open software and open hardware.
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On-Chain Atomic Swaps Between Cryptocurrencies
(blog.decred.org)
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Oracle Cements Interest on Blockchain: Joins Hyperledger
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