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PhazonLink posted:the coiner is wrong 
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Paladinus posted:95% of all 'hacking' is done through social engineering. The lack of any mechanism to easily revert malicious actions is what makes decentralised systems more vulnerable. Yup. To paraphrase 'Line Goes Up': "Its security systems design by people who have absolutely no concept of how to secure a system or the attack vectors against it"
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CommieGIR posted:Decentralized systems are not less likely to get hacked, they still enable access to the whole of the data no matter where you breach them, as they still allow you to read the data.
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zedprime posted:You're arguing with a language model that just determined decentralized system and security are near neighbors because of domain similarity and could be combined together to make a statement regardless of accuracy. Its painful, isn't it?
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Feb 27, 2023 16:50
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Paladinus posted:95% of all 'hacking' is done through social engineering. The lack of any mechanism to easily revert malicious actions is what makes decentralised systems more vulnerable. Code is law so social engineering can't be a security problem by definition, all the code worked as intended
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Collateral Damage posted:Part of it is there's a lot of shortcuts when doing modern graphics to keep the rendering cost down while making it look visually stunning. A scene in Elden Ring where the developers have full control of what is in the scene and how it's rendered is not the same as a user-created scene in VRchat or Second Life that can contain just about anything and meshes are often made with no thought to optimization. Second life, even though I was playing it a decade plus after it was released, was the slowest loading thing on my PC. By a large margin.
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VitalSigns posted:Code is law so social engineering can't be a security problem by definition, all the code worked as intended also, if you did get hacked, it was your fault. try being more careful next time
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Feb 27, 2023 19:57
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Code is law is good because laws famously never contain any loopholes.
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BoldFace posted:Code is law is good because laws famously never contain any loopholes. Also the law famously lacks a mechanism for an impartial third party to weigh disagreements, conflicts within the law, and grey areas. It's just all beep boop legal code in, results out. Contract law even more famously has no need for negotiation or abirritation because all contracts are perfectly written, reference laws that are always in perfect agreement with each other, and never involve people getting hosed and needing to seek recourse beyond the bounds of the contract itself.
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BoldFace posted:Code is law is good because laws famously never contain any loopholes. Hack the law
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Clockwerk posted:also, if you did get hacked, it was your fault. try being more careful next time on the subject of code is law, hows that ape coin game doing, like where in the programs's code or comments does it say im not allowed to use a bot or create tunnels on the client side that are easy for my bot to grind?
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Crypto maximalist schadenfreude is apparently hitting a peak. Apparently screaming "Regulate us to validate us!" does result in, well....regulatin'. https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-lawyers-flame-gensler-over-claims-that-all-crypto-are-securities/ Note even the title and the included maximalists. article title posted:Crypto Lawyers Flame Gensler edit: holy poo poo it gets even better. "Stop regulating because then crypto can't be in the US!" https://twitter.com/JackSolowey/status/1629126402346782722 notwithoutmyanus fucked around with this message at 21:12 on Feb 27, 2023 |
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Cato wanting something is a surefire way to know that I don't
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Squiggle posted:Cato wanting something is a surefire way to know that I don't
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Cyrano4747 posted:Also the law famously lacks a mechanism for an impartial third party to weigh disagreements, conflicts within the law, and grey areas. It's just all beep boop legal code in, results out.
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notwithoutmyanus posted:Crypto maximalist schadenfreude is apparently hitting a peak. Apparently screaming "Regulate us to validate us!" does result in, well....regulatin'. (gensler's 100% right otherwise, but he needs to spend less time talking to writers at fancy magazines and more time drafting Wells notices)
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jokes posted:Hack the law *30 minutes into my GDQ run* So we've just written ourselves as the inheritor of our life insurance. Now we just need to just hold our breath for thirty seconds, also known as the Jeffrey Skip ... ... and there we go the blockchain has declared me legally dead so I automatically get the full payout, which I can spend to buy jump boots for my Fort Knox heist.
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*some nerd wearing sunglasses types on a keyboard at 800 wpm, leans back and smiles at the screen as he just bought a bunch of crypto* *the screen flashes "YOUR CRYPTO HAS LOST 99% OF VALUE"*  : "Heh, thanks for the discount" as he queues up another purchase
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Feb 27, 2023 22:37
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my scheme to get rich quick without work is really being foiled by the SEC enforcing rules on scamming rubes with old-timey grifts
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SLOSifl posted:Visionary: It's a roomba, but instead of dirt it sweeps away contractor to subcontractor liability disputes regarding groundwater and/or wastewater containment in non-commercial zones. This was a hell of a fight in Yakuza Like A Dragon.
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notwithoutmyanus posted:Crypto maximalist schadenfreude is apparently hitting a peak. Apparently screaming "Regulate us to validate us!" does result in, well....regulatin'. Good riddance, crypto has created nothing of value and the only value it has directly comes from fiat anyway
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drk posted:my scheme to get rich quick without work is really being foiled by the SEC enforcing rules on scamming rubes with old-timey grifts How do they expect my business to succeed if they keep convicting me for securities fraud? Do they hate business and job creation?
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So just finished a project subcontracting for a designer where I was illustrating key art for the clients fluff page for some metaverse project. I never talked directly to the clients, but drat they were terrible. Received 50% upfront so I took the job, but then it took them 2 weeks to confirm any sketch, and they kept changing ideas and trying to cheaply cram in more work for free, which I would just flatly deny (such as, "make 2 night and two day versions of this image", thinking thats somehow one painting) I'm also a painter in style, but they decided everything needs a 3d "mattepainting" style (they didnt know what actual mattepainting is) and always had a ton of revision requests that didnt match their last ideas. I should've known, but I needed the money! If I see that project pop up anywhere its gonna get a laugh from me, absolutely bizarre anybody would touch nfts in this day and age. I think in this case they are trying to hawk game assets or metaverse land as nfts
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I saw a bunch of posts so thought the price had crashed again but I see you let it climb almost 50% again. Sigh.
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Wow. Apparently that ordinals poo poo is continuing to expand. https://news.bitcoin.com/litecoin-network-adopts-ordinal-inscriptions-following-bitcoins-lead/ I'm not sure why just stupid people.
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So there s this podcast called koncerte and it mostly has criminal type stuff, but it had some researcher talking about fbi and crypto. talking about silk road and alpha bay type poo poo. Anyway the interesting part is a company very early on figured out how to do tracing in the block chain blah blah, this companies flyer makes a claim that they can also trace monero.
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Ups_rail posted:So there s this podcast called koncerte and it mostly has criminal type stuff, but it had some researcher talking about fbi and crypto. talking about silk road and alpha bay type poo poo. Is it the firm that (purportedly) helped the FBI with the 2016 Bitfinex hack?
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Horseshoe theory posted:Is it the firm that (purportedly) helped the FBI with the 2016 Bitfinex hack? I remember they helped show that Markforce stole bitcoins here s the episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSYEqJxw18&t=7640s Ignore the start time
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Paladinus posted:95% of all 'hacking' is done through social engineering. The lack of any mechanism to easily revert malicious actions is what makes decentralised systems more vulnerable. Yeah everyone probably knows someone who got ATM skimmed at some point and had money stolen from their account, but they ALSO probably got the charges reversed in the end (after a long pain in the rear end process). In crypto the risks are the same but the safety net of rollback just isn’t there.
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Talorat posted:Yeah everyone probably knows someone who got ATM skimmed at some point and had money stolen from their account, but they ALSO probably got the charges reversed in the end (after a long pain in the rear end process). In crypto the risks are the same but the safety net of rollback just isn’t there. a small price to pay to eliminate chargebacks, which rob businesses of millions of dollars of income a day
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https://twitter.com/SilvermanJacob/status/1630706106669363202?s=20 Speaking of crypto risks.
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isn't this like the sixth time hideyoapes has gotten scammed also I love the replies asking him to remove his nft pfp because he doesn't own it anymore, as always
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TVs Ian posted:https://twitter.com/SilvermanJacob/status/1630706106669363202?s=20
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dr_rat posted:From the replies. LOL: This reminds me. Hexagonal NFT pfp is a twitter feature that exists supposedly to show off that you own some rare ape or whatever. But I guess you can keep the pfp it even after you sell the NFT? What happens if the new owner tries to get his hexagonal pfp with that NFT?
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TVs Ian posted:https://twitter.com/SilvermanJacob/status/1630706106669363202?s=20 Bitcoin: play with the poop, lose all your apes
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Paladinus posted:This reminds me. Hexagonal NFT pfp is a twitter feature that exists supposedly to show off that you own some rare ape or whatever. But I guess you can keep the pfp it even after you sell the NFT? What happens if the new owner tries to get his hexagonal pfp with that NFT? I’m in a real quandary where actually saying that I don’t care is more care than I have for the answer to that question but now I’ve written a post and goddammit
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Paladinus posted:This reminds me. Hexagonal NFT pfp is a twitter feature that exists supposedly to show off that you own some rare ape or whatever. But I guess you can keep the pfp it even after you sell the NFT? What happens if the new owner tries to get his hexagonal pfp with that NFT? it's supposed to remove the hex PFP automatically if the associated NFT changes hands, twitter might not have checked it since all his apes became gone
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