There is no "after the pandemic" (yet). The pandemic is still ongoing. (Source: WHO)
Supplemental reading: Linus Torvalds's (from Finland) opinion of American schools: https://plus.google.com/+LinusTorvalds/posts/J1NCgKQi55X
The OP is a 16 year old from Belarus...
The key on the phone is of course encrypted with a password.
Wow, it even works in Opera Mini!
The title is wrong. Nokia is not being acquired, it's selling the phone business.
Excel 2007.
TL;DR: Chargeback fraud exists. PayPal sucks.
"Coin" in the Bitcoin system is a nickname for a transaction output. The value of a coin can be anything, 1 BTC, 0.000345 BTC, 500,000 BTC...
Try sending a gold coin to the other side of the planet in 10 seconds...
I use page2rss.com for this.
Well, for one thing, don't use just one round of SHA-256. Or more generally: don't use the same algorithm as everyone else. Chain together different hash functions, and/or run them more than once.
> javascript-based cryptography, which just doesn't work LOL... Blockchain.info has over 120,000 users which disagree with you. As the old saying goes, "the dogs bark, but the caravan goes on".
When there's a gold rush, you want to be the guy selling the shovels.
There is no "after the pandemic" (yet). The pandemic is still ongoing. (Source: WHO)
Supplemental reading: Linus Torvalds's (from Finland) opinion of American schools: https://plus.google.com/+LinusTorvalds/posts/J1NCgKQi55X
The OP is a 16 year old from Belarus...
The key on the phone is of course encrypted with a password.
Wow, it even works in Opera Mini!
The title is wrong. Nokia is not being acquired, it's selling the phone business.
Excel 2007.
TL;DR: Chargeback fraud exists. PayPal sucks.
"Coin" in the Bitcoin system is a nickname for a transaction output. The value of a coin can be anything, 1 BTC, 0.000345 BTC, 500,000 BTC...
Try sending a gold coin to the other side of the planet in 10 seconds...
I use page2rss.com for this.
Well, for one thing, don't use just one round of SHA-256. Or more generally: don't use the same algorithm as everyone else. Chain together different hash functions, and/or run them more than once.
> javascript-based cryptography, which just doesn't work LOL... Blockchain.info has over 120,000 users which disagree with you. As the old saying goes, "the dogs bark, but the caravan goes on".
When there's a gold rush, you want to be the guy selling the shovels.