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Generally, when you have an established protocol for recovering data, you don't refer to the 3 different recovery schemes you are attempting. You either replicate from your redundant disks, or, worst case, you pull tapes. Regardless, you have a plan. You aren't like, "We're trying things! Hoping for the first that finishes." They were supposed to be back up 2 hours ago. I think they're hosed.
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Devian666 posted:Ransomware is good for bitcoin as it raised awareness of it and got more people to buy into it. You're not wrong.
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XK posted:Generally, when you have an established protocol for recovering data, you don't refer to the 3 different recovery schemes you are attempting. You either replicate from your redundant disks, or, worst case, you pull tapes. Haha you think there are tapes.
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Should be easy to replicate their files: "You all have no actual money"
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Haha you think there are tapes. I think Binance was the 2nd largest exchange, and tapes don't really work for moment to moment finance exchange venues. Let's suppose it was a single hard drive, and somebody is furiously running ddrescue on it.
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XK posted:I think Binance was the 2nd largest exchange, and tapes don't really work for moment to moment finance exchange venues. Probably trying the old freezer trick.
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lazorexplosion posted:Should be easy to replicate their files: "You all have no actual money"
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Knight posted:Yes, but how much not-money do we have? Some of it is in Tether.
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Regarding business applications of blockchain tech, there are two big issues that any large organisation suffers from that blockchain is frequently pitched as a solution for when it doesn't really offer anything new over a traditional database. The first is digitising information. The limiting factor stopping old paper records getting onto a searchable database isn't the underlying database technology, it's that scanning and verifying paper records is time consuming and tedious. The second is data verification. The most recent example of this I've seen is Aeron, which promises to solve the problem of pilots faking their qualifications and records of hours flown by putting it on the blockchain. The problem with this should be obvious: if pilots are able to falsify the record that goes onto a centralised database, what's to stop them from falsifying one that goes onto the blockchain? Both issues also have several factors where blockchain is significantly worse than a traditional database, the primary one being correcting mistakes or false data. If a computer scan and a hurried manual verification accidentally decided a handwritten 'a' was an 'e', correcting it is going to be a huge task, especially if it only comes to light way down the line. Similarly, correcting the bad data input by a modern day Frank Abagnale would be nigh on impossible without a full rollback, which would impact every record input since. If blockchain seems like a silver bullet to a longstanding business issue, it almost certainly isn't. Ask yourself why existing database technology is failing to meet your needs and what blockchain will do differently. You'll almost certainly find that it doesn't resolve the problem and introduces several new ones of its own.
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blockchain solved the Byzantine general problem and it's going to replace literally every business in former Soviet bloc nations 
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NorgLyle posted:As a spectator in this thread (and to cryptocurrency in general), I just want to comment that the pretend bisexual teen girl millionaire was a lot more entertaining than Ham Sandwiches. Ham Sandwiches was a lot more entertaining ~a year ago. I like to think that him becoming less entertaining is just a result of his own personal growth and maturity, so while he still doesn't realize that the bitcoin price is propped up entirely rampant speculation, not because of confidence, "investment" in blockchains, or actual use beyond speculation, and while he also continues to misstate what goons are laughing at (I think this is weak intentional trolling but whatevs), he's at least realized that it's not worth posting angry screeds in the thread over how R-R-R-R-RIIIICH we could all be and how obvious the growth in the bitcoin price was
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:In case you would like to take up mr McAfee on his offer. https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/960892101885034506
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im the dude on the hill watching from a distance
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I'm the duck that is disgusted but cannot bring itself to look away.
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https://twitter.com/Sicarious_/status/961718306083344387
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Trading/sick gaming rig. With a Fractal Define R6: That's a great case!
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Where do I get a super wide monitor like this
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Elias_Maluco posted:Where do I get a super wide monitor like this Everywhere. Ultrawide/21:9 monitors are commonly available.
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They're on amazon but like GPUs have been back ordered to the hilt by enterprising cryptocurrency traders https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B072C7TNC5/ref=dp_olp_0?ie=UTF8&condition=all
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are there any uses outside of gaming for that level of width? maybe wide-screen movie-editing?
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That monitor would be awesome for music production.
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mike12345 posted:are there any uses outside of gaming for that level of width? maybe wide-screen movie-editing? It's the same as have two monitors but better because you don't have a fat bezel in the middle of your working space. Pretty much any productivity task can benefit from having two monitors, just from being able to keep a reference document visible alone.
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Moon Atari posted:That monitor would be awesome for music production. I prefer this for movie/music/gaming. Sensible Standard 16:9 Aspect Ratio. Roughly 4x21.5” in 4K resolution.  http://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-43UD79-B-4k-uhd-led-monitor Risc1911 fucked around with this message at 12:27 on Feb 9, 2018 |
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You can also use it to view the dick pics I sent you without having to zoom out
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KinkyJohn posted:You can also use it to view the dick pics I sent you without having to zoom out You know you can adjust the aspect ratio on your electron microscope, right?
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Trig Discipline posted:You know you can adjust the aspect ratio on your electron microscope, right? He can't convince the microscope to pull vacuum.
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Doccykins posted:They're on amazon but like GPUs have been back ordered to the hilt by enterprising cryptocurrency traders Yeah, I'm sure traders and not gamers are buying 144 Hz monitors. They need it for their charts to be displayed smoothly.
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Help I sold all my blood and bought Bitcoin at its peak.
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Risc1911 posted:I prefer this for movie/music/gaming. Sensible Standard 16:9 Aspect Ratio. Roughly 4x21.5” in 4K resolution. drat dude, my budget tops out at owning a tiny rear end laptop and a decade old desktop monitor.
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Risc1911 posted:I prefer this for movie/music/gaming. Sensible Standard 16:9 Aspect Ratio. Roughly 4x21.5” in 4K resolution. If you get the frameless LCDs too like Dell sells, this setup is amazing.
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Fame Douglas posted:Yeah, I'm sure traders and not gamers are buying 144 Hz monitors. They need it for their charts to be displayed smoothly. The BTC price moves quickly my dude
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a new study bible! posted:Help I sold all my blood and bought Bitcoin at its peak. Good thing I've just launched a new coin - Bloodcoin! Every Bloodcoin is backed by a pint of real human blood, just send me your bank account ### and I'll get you started today!
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Lou Takki posted:Good thing I've just launched a new coin - Bloodcoin! Isn't this basically what private blood banks already do?  Minus the donor getting funds in exchange.
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I'm now utilizing blockchain to facilitate a pornography cryptocurrency. I call it Clitcoin, please invest in my forthcumming ICO.
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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-43003740tl;dr posted:Russian security officers have arrested several scientists working at a top-secret Russian nuclear warhead facility for allegedly mining crypto-currencies. lmbo
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Lou Takki posted:Good thing I've just launched a new coin - Bloodcoin! https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bloodcoin/ Currently selling at a discount!
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CommieGIR posted:Isn't this basically what private blood banks already do? The difference is that private blood banks actually have blood. I'm just going to tell you I do and then take your money. e: poo poo! Someone beat me to it!
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Vargatron posted:I'm now utilizing blockchain to facilitate a pornography cryptocurrency. I call it Clitcoin, please invest in my forthcumming ICO. Sorry I can't find it.
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There Bias Two posted:Sorry I can't find it. 
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Anyway dude I'm sorry that you're so wrong and unable to predict valid investments seeing risks and ghosts and goblins where none exist. It must be a frightful experience.
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