Claiming Bitcoin is anonymous is indeed a common mistake, which I didn’t make.
Pseudonyms can help provide privacy, the issue is that those pseudonyms are permanently tied to Bitcoin wallets. Making a transaction with an exchange or seller while providing a full identity allow that exchange to trace all transactions and reassociate identities.
You do make good point, Bitcoin’s use of permanent pseudonyms is another reason why Bitcoin isn’t useful for daily private payments.
Bicoin isn’t useful for private daily payments given the high volatility and fees and inefficiency. It was the intention but didn’t pan out.
Today’s main uses cases for Bitcoin:
The extension remains live and featured as of this writing.
The Chrome Web Store should be avoided for security. Google keeps failing at moderaring their store, at the same time kneecaping legitimate adblockers with manifest v3 in the name of security, and failing to remove actual malicious extension after both manual review and dislosure of its behaviour by outsiders.
Running Chrome without any extension isn’t ideal either, it would leave people without protection from malvertising and tracking. So better avoid Chrome altogether, use Firefox or Zen Browser or Tor Browser.
I though this was about ending hydrogen pipeline, but it’s actually about ending all residential gas pipe(line)s.
That does make sense if gas cooking and gas heating are phased out. There could be some nice utility saving, that’s one less network to maintain.
In 10-20 years Microsoft may finally reach a point Windows finally gets a package manager with a well-defined package format, auto update, atomic transactions, just a few decades after Linux.
ISDS bullshit, again.
I bet that makes you want to curse in sweedish.
Hungary leaving the EU may not be the best outcome. I fear they would become like Belarus, a proxy for Russia’s hybrid warfare, for instance weaponizing migrants to cause havoc at the border, allow them to operate jammer and drone operation from their terrirory.
Are there other sources with a better track record to corroborate this?
Update: Found an article from Defense One, a better source and possibly the primary source.
‘Make Europe Great Again’ and more from a longer version of the National Security Strategy
Thanks.
Whoever cropped the author or artist signature should whip him/herself.
Yes, there are nationalists events in nearly every country with big pictures of their leader, with varying prevalence and level of acceptance. In DPRK this is imposed. In some places that’s normalized, but not imposed. In other places that’s fringe and considered unhealthy level of adoration, and openly mocked, as it should be.
The monachy in the UK has the decorum but basically none of the power.
It’s fair and even fun to mock the UK monarchy decorum, but there’s no comparison between UK and DPRK in term of power held by the leader, and the level of totalitarism. The comparison in the post’s image is so ludicrous, I seriously wonder if that’s trolling, it’s hard to imagine someone really believing that while being outside of North Korea and having free access to information.
There are opposition groups and even an anti-monarchy group in the UK and their members don’t end up in prison camp for not being loyal to the royal family.
Both are display of nationalism.
Those two nations have very different political systems. One of the pictures include a large display to the glory of dear leader.
If they sell 2 variants of the Steam Machine, they could remove HDMI from one , and just put it in the more expensive variant, to reflect the extra headaches and cost that comes from HDMI.
That’d encourage people to get screens with DisplayPort. Many computer screens have DP.
Or even better, drop HDMI support in favor of displayport
Antimatter remind me of this Fringe scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdoO5tCCOms
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I mostly agree. But would be more nuanced regarding Github Advanced Security.
Most features grouped under “Advanced Security” looks quite useful https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/learning-about-github/about-github-advanced-security Sadly Microsoft has to sneak copilot in there, but the rest of it looks good.
It’s probably possible to get most of these features while avoiding copilot by staying away from Github. There are other code hosting platforms, and most support CI pipelines. Scans can be added to pipelines even if those platforms don’t support scans out of the box.
Buy second hand hardware, and put a new SSD in it.