Works in mono in all OS's, ive used it on mac, linux and windows. Supports GPG (public) and AES (secret) key encryption, all the cloud backends, etc. Provides a Web UI.
Its also LGPL so no concerns about commercial licensing ala Duplicacy.
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Works in mono in all OS's, ive used it on mac, linux and windows. Supports GPG (public) and AES (secret) key encryption, all the cloud backends, etc. Provides a Web UI.
Its also LGPL so no concerns about commercial licensing ala Duplicacy.
So its more like the cofounder of Ethereum lost $91 million dollars in his own wallet, using his own smart contracts, using the language he wrote.
I am against the proposal to undo the deleted multisig wallet contract. Everyone makes mistakes, some are worse than others. You can never learn if every mistake can be undone.
Nir Sofer -- publish a Bitcoin address and ill send you something as a thank you!
This is a sure way to get your car messed up.
Are you breaking california labor laws?
This internet thing will never take off, you need a box that screeches, connected to your phone all day long! I can't even get faxes while im 'online'. Pointless.
And they are probably acting as unlicensed money transmitters too, which will incur regulatory actions.
Is the wheel of the cryptocurrency miner, or the wheel of the landlord or business owner really that different?
Humans will always use more power with their growth of technology, I dont think this is anything to be alarmed about.
Unlike a certain CSW who believes HODL'ing is evil (https://www.pscp.tv/w/bYHNVjFheWpWSkpOTW9HanB8MXZBeFJWenZnVm...), I believe that cryptocurrencies provides the ultimate reward to savers.
Save some coin today for your life tomorrow.
Those links are garbage, unscientific opeds. They add nothing to the conversation. Lucky nearly all of the world has moved past this ignorance.
This is like the last chapter of humanity before we stagnate for hundreds of years.
Why wouldn't you naively assume sudo npm was safe if you wanted a global package (I know the behavior of npm...)
This is blaming the victims. If the user can blow their foot off, its not the users fault.
There are services like strike that offer custodial lightning channels, and will aggregate and send onchain tx's: https://medium.com/@ACINQ/introducing-strike-a-stripe-like-a...
While the network has such low fees as today, there is no need to increase the blocksize. Increasing the blocksize (or time) effects scalability in epic ways -- ie: Ethereum requires at least 500GB SSD to run -- so the minimum cost of entry is at least $300. Meanwhile 10m/1MB blocks still runs on $20 RPis.
I am not against mods to consensus to increase the block size, but there are more critical problems like solving tx malleability and new tx format (segwit) that provide more value today.
Dont be an ignorant big blocker. Look at the smartest people in this space. The real technical folk. What are they saying?
Never touch any program this company has released, there is a high risk of malware.
Tor provides anonymity, VPN provides privacy. You want anonymity between you and the VPN, and privacy between you and internet hosts.
From the OpSec for xyz series: https://grugq.github.io/presentations/Keynote_The_Grugq_-_OP... • TOR connection to a VPN => OK • VPN connection to TOR => GOTO JAIL
I feel this is something like identity politics, and something that really does not need regulation except to allow those to identify however they wish, with no determent to others.