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The act of creation has always been legally illusive. IP focuses on results and not methods to try and simplify it but it really just opens it's own legal cans of worms in every avenue. Chemistry is a really fun patent IP space to be in because of the peculiarities that basically let you patent methods, but don't call them methods, they are processes and processes are a thing and not a method. The difference between paint brushes and chimps hitting shutters and programs spitting out random noise are specific intersections to give judges headaches about where method ends and result begins. Most businesses who live and die on IP usually just start with a contract that assume every result possibly related to them is theirs and then bully dissenters around with legal fees to avoid the hard questions about monkeys taking pictures.
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Isentropy posted:Someone made this exact point. The Wilpons had to pay back all the money they got from knowingly being in a Ponzi. There was real money to get back and a real asset - the Mets. Real asset and Mets shouldn't be in the same sentence
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i dunno, i think the only way anyone will know for sure is if someone directly tests it in court, but from the slight amount related precedence it seems like unless you can prove a human did a chunk of it, it is uncopyrightable. either way i agree with the eagle that its pretty risky
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I saw something the other day the another country was making bitcoin an official currency. And that country was the Central African Republic.
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There he is.
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BITCOIN'S HOT I TELLS YA, THIS IN NO WAY IS A MUSKPUMP! MY SHOE SHINE SAID SO SEE!
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I remember this race track from gran turismo
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https://swichlabs.com is full of powerful bagholder energy
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lol https://swichlabs.com/china-the-paper-tiger can anyone identify the thesis here or why they made this page and linked it in the navigation bar
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I too like pretty colors. Thanks for sharing 
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Imaging 4 bagholders at the end of a cliffe...
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admins please rename ghosTTy to Crypto Stu
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this is the chart he thinks is on the verge of exploding straight up btw 
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Hammerite posted:admins please rename ghosTTy to Crypto Stu
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i'm the implication that 1 BTC will be worth $100B in 2030, which when all bitcoins are mined would put its market cap at 2 quintillion dollars
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punishedkissinger posted:this is the chart he thinks is on the verge of exploding straight up btw Yeah but have you considered:  It's called technical analysis sweaty, look it up. 
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Lol remind him what happens if we hit 20k and below. Which, guess what, we're not far from.
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punishedkissinger posted:this is the chart he thinks is on the verge of exploding straight up btw 
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punishedkissinger posted:this is the chart he thinks is on the verge of exploding straight up btw but the log axis looks so much better for his portfolio, how could you do this??
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I keep getting into stupid arguments with people at work over "wallets". Is it an oversimplification that really all a wallet is, is a public/private key pair? Like I keep arguing that all the seed phrase, 2fa, and other crap wallets app do don't matter if someone gets a hold of your private key. Like sure those things are all good, but they are completely irrelevant in a key compromise because all the Blockchain gives a poo poo about is if the transaction has a valid digital signiture. For some reason they keep thinking the hackers need to have their 2fa or other password or some poo poo, not just thier private key.
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ChronoBasher posted:I keep getting into stupid arguments with people at work over "wallets". a wallet can be whatever you want it to be. it can be: - a single public/private keypair - a collection of public/private keypairs, each generated randomly (old bitcoin core method) - a collection of public/private keypairs generated deterministically from a seed phrase - referring to the software that handles these public/private keypairs - referring to hardware dongles that handles these public/private keypairs internally - an entry in a SQL database on a coin exchange/online wallet website your argument with them depends on what's implied by "2fa" - a lot of wallets keep the private keys encrypted and ask for an additional password when needed, but almost all of them also tell you to write down the seed phrase, and that phrase is everything needed to recoved the private keys. a common attack vector is to install malware on someone's phone, and then just wait till the user unlocks the wallet with their password, leaving everything temporarily wide open or it could mean that the exchange tells them to type in some authenticator code on login which is "true" 2fa, but that also means their coins are just an IOU in the exchange's servers and the 2fa is useless against the exchange itself getting hacked or rugpulled ymgve fucked around with this message at 21:46 on Apr 29, 2022 |
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ChronoBasher posted:For some reason they keep thinking the hackers need to have their 2fa or other password or some poo poo, not just thier private key. The above is not necessarily "secure" though, because if the company gets compromised everyone is screwed. See: MTGOX or any other exchange that has been compromised. Khorne fucked around with this message at 21:54 on Apr 29, 2022 |
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Okay just to be clear this graph says that amazon/MS/google/apple/nvidia/netflix stock's value multiplied by a factor of a trillion times over the course of 20 years.
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ChronoBasher posted:Is it an oversimplification that really all a wallet is, is a public/private key pair? Yes. But not really. Unless you're actually coding for chains there really isn't a meaningful distinction between "my wallet" and "The public address on the chain accessed by some manipulation of this private string."
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I gave GhosTTY a sixer so he could realize some gainz.
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(Probation) number go up Up UP!
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pity all you fools who didn't buy apple for 0.1c in 2010
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Hammerite posted:admins please rename ghosTTy to Crypto Stu istewart posted:
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Wallets are pretty generally keystores by now. You should probably think of your wallet as "this private string" but it also explains the confusion by OPs friends because nearly everything to do with raw crypto, currency or otherwise, is trying to make keystores easy enough for people not to freeze up and misunderstand and crypto involves the weird stuff verging into off brand password managers that let you use pass phrases or are a whole off brand password manager landscape including 2 factor auth.
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This looks like the stuff I draw when I go hard off my meds, not gonna lie. Also on the copyright via works from AI I have a simple solution: AI are now people (or a business sure) that have the copyright. Done. Now we've solved one problem and made so many more. The Crypto Way! (TM)
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I think I get it, and I understand it may heavily depend on the wallet implementation as to what levels of prevention are in place to reduce the likelyhood of a private key exposure. Also, specifically talking about self custody wallets. But the point I'm trying to make is once that private key is exposed/compromised - that's it. Someone can take that and transact with it. They don't need like your phone or any other BS that the wallet app might have in play.
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repiv posted:i'm the implication that 1 BTC will be worth $100B in 2030, which when all bitcoins are mined would put its market cap at 2 quintillion dollars What you're missing out though is in 2030 all but 0.0000001 BTC have been stolen and dumped into dead addresses or otherwise lost, so the total market cap is 10,000
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zone of destiny reminds me of a nuclear chemistry thing called Island of stability. I'm not sure if such an island exists, but I'm not a nuclear chemist
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