iirc online identity used to be tied to your public key signature ? Might be too technical for most population to use, but the ideal solution is already there I think ?
The saving habits was mainly of the post-WW2 generations that have to follow a prudent life style to survive. Highly doubt that Confucius has anything to do with this.
I found the article quite weird for some of the points. But following the optimism spirit, first are things that I found optimistic: >Child mortality, childbirth death decrease >Child labor. >Life expectency >Literacy…
Well this would not do the shattering-ago amount of damage but after repeated exposure I would probably get burnt out and quit. Here is an anecdotal analogy: Friends repeatedly call me Internet Explorer every time I…
But that would be a loss to community, and we would not want Foone to goes full offline won't we ?
Is it what your user wishes or what you wish your user to see.
When I read "fatal" I don't imagine the "death" but more "inevitable".
Higher level protocol would establish handshake & encryption I imagine.
I have concerns about ultrasonic pollution if this is widely adopted.
It is less secure than your standard symmetric encryption. I guess they would use deterministic encryption in which 2 entries with same email address will have the same record string ( this leaks information to attacker…
Mandated paternity leaves is to provide an equal part contributions towards children for both the mother and the father. Otherwise the mother take most of the hit ( as evidence in countries without it ).
Why not just sell the company's stock like the legacy way ? I suspect some legal loophole here.
"beliefs" here is a sarcastic term but of course they refers to the written legal contracts.
I notice there seems to be a "No true Scottman" issue here where the critics is stating one problem and the proponent is like "yeah but what if we change it to this". I'm guessing the process at your place is much more…
then i would consider it working hours, so the premise here seems to reduce to how much overtime i'm willing to spend.
I thought we're already over with the "every minute of your life is monetizable" mindset ?
The chemical industry have has a much more lengthy history of bad chemicals: PFOA, asbestos, leaded gas, HCFCs... how can we be sure that plastic is not one of these ?
Well yes but would you suppose they deregulate infant formula ?
>The death toll will eventually be the same regardless. A quick Google show me Taiwan has 800 deaths so far. Massive 1M deaths does not seems very "inevitable" to me.
Then it's just a regular network, hence why permissioned / private blockchains are a lies to crypto enthusiasts
Proof of Work is only as good as the assumption that CPU power and energy are guaranteed to be equally distributed, also everyone must have equal access on the network. Which we've seen is not the case.
In the sense that it is useless for society, by extracting the collective's wealth while providing no net benefits.
You're very likely right and I made a mistake. In strict legal terms anything you do can be sued if the law deems it damaging it some way or another, and the answer to this->parent's question is highly dependent on…
Maybe a change in IP legals that can force corporations to open source deprecated platforms can help preserving these cultural artefacts.
iirc online identity used to be tied to your public key signature ? Might be too technical for most population to use, but the ideal solution is already there I think ?
The saving habits was mainly of the post-WW2 generations that have to follow a prudent life style to survive. Highly doubt that Confucius has anything to do with this.
I found the article quite weird for some of the points. But following the optimism spirit, first are things that I found optimistic: >Child mortality, childbirth death decrease >Child labor. >Life expectency >Literacy…
Well this would not do the shattering-ago amount of damage but after repeated exposure I would probably get burnt out and quit. Here is an anecdotal analogy: Friends repeatedly call me Internet Explorer every time I…
Well this would not do the shattering-ago amount of damage but after repeated exposure I would probably get burnt out and quit. Here is an anecdotal analogy: Friends repeatedly call me Internet Explorer every time I…
But that would be a loss to community, and we would not want Foone to goes full offline won't we ?
Is it what your user wishes or what you wish your user to see.
When I read "fatal" I don't imagine the "death" but more "inevitable".
Higher level protocol would establish handshake & encryption I imagine.
I have concerns about ultrasonic pollution if this is widely adopted.
It is less secure than your standard symmetric encryption. I guess they would use deterministic encryption in which 2 entries with same email address will have the same record string ( this leaks information to attacker…
Mandated paternity leaves is to provide an equal part contributions towards children for both the mother and the father. Otherwise the mother take most of the hit ( as evidence in countries without it ).
Why not just sell the company's stock like the legacy way ? I suspect some legal loophole here.
"beliefs" here is a sarcastic term but of course they refers to the written legal contracts.
I notice there seems to be a "No true Scottman" issue here where the critics is stating one problem and the proponent is like "yeah but what if we change it to this". I'm guessing the process at your place is much more…
then i would consider it working hours, so the premise here seems to reduce to how much overtime i'm willing to spend.
I thought we're already over with the "every minute of your life is monetizable" mindset ?
The chemical industry have has a much more lengthy history of bad chemicals: PFOA, asbestos, leaded gas, HCFCs... how can we be sure that plastic is not one of these ?
Well yes but would you suppose they deregulate infant formula ?
>The death toll will eventually be the same regardless. A quick Google show me Taiwan has 800 deaths so far. Massive 1M deaths does not seems very "inevitable" to me.
Then it's just a regular network, hence why permissioned / private blockchains are a lies to crypto enthusiasts
Proof of Work is only as good as the assumption that CPU power and energy are guaranteed to be equally distributed, also everyone must have equal access on the network. Which we've seen is not the case.
In the sense that it is useless for society, by extracting the collective's wealth while providing no net benefits.
You're very likely right and I made a mistake. In strict legal terms anything you do can be sued if the law deems it damaging it some way or another, and the answer to this->parent's question is highly dependent on…
Maybe a change in IP legals that can force corporations to open source deprecated platforms can help preserving these cultural artefacts.