Finally. Someone noticed 🥹
max
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Having 55% of hash doesn’t mean you’ll make profit by attempting a doublespend
But a pool could be turned into a malicious pool by an adversary that takes control of it. A clear disadvantages of centralization is that it creates a single point of failure.
Even a malicious pool could at worst mine empty blocks for a while.
Why is this the case? I still have not studied the Monero protocol yet.
The creator of the tool is the admin of lemmings.world, and the tool is hosted at schedule.lemmings.world. So, if you have a user at lemmings.world, you can use this tool without having to trust a third-party.
If you don't have a user there, you can create a user in that instance for the purpose of creating scheduled posts. Removing the need to trust two parties rather than one.
And, of course, since the source code is open anyone else can attach this to their own instance! Pretty cool.
Thanks! It is some consolation. 🫂
PhD thesis! 😅
Gluing my ass to the chair won't be sufficient. I think I have some form of computer distraction addiction or undiagnosed ADHD, because when I am sitting at the computer I find it really hard to do what I need to do. I am able to find a universe of distractions by slightly moving my fingers, and I have an inordinate ability to psychologically (not rationally!!!) justify it as being somewhat useful. The only thing that saves me is that I can be very efficient when I do focus, but this has become more difficult as the complexity of the work increases, and so many different figures, tables, and concepts have to coalesce together to tell a story that I genuinely believe...
I would probably have a better chance trying to write with pencil and paper in an isolated island than with LaTeX in my computer....
Thanks! I'm at 90% now :) Things that affect the nerves are scary, but the doctor helped calm my fears as symptoms were consistent with a not-too-serious sinus infection.
Aah, ok! That at least explains what they could have been thinking.
But, of course, this is a terrible idea!!
Both sides? "Oh yeah, the front looks a lot like the ID I lost, but can you please send me the back side too so that I can confirm?"
Hehehe, ok! I have shared it
hm…is there enough space for position coordinates as well?
Oh, right! Yes, there is a lot of space for that. It would be possible to handle this with a single node.
So, there could be a "Canvas" Representative node
The amount delegated to it should follow a specific format, including a canvas-specific code, the 3-digit X coordinate, 3-digit Y coordinate, and the RGB code. There is easily more than enough space with the 30 digits we have to work with.
The color of each pixel is set by the highest amount delegated that claims a pixel.
The special code would make it so that there is no biasing, and that accidental pixel placements are very unlikely.
re: interactive network monitor https://music.nanos.cc/ https://github.com/Joohansson/nanomusic this is the best thing that comes to mind that already exists
Oh wow, I had never heard of that!! It is very cool. Do you mind if I will create a post to share that to !community_projects@nano.garden, unless you would like to make that post yourself ^_^
Canvas is available for Lemmy!
This is similar to reddit's /r/place. Each user gets to place a pixel on a canvas. The pixels are refreshed every 30 seconds.
The website with the canvas is: https://canvas.toast.ooo/
To log-in, you simply provide your instance's name and your username, and you get a code to log-in.
I have made a template for making an XNO flag. You can reach it by clicking here.
In the settings there is a button that allows you to toggle the tample on/off. You can use that button to make sure that you are placing the pixel in an unoccupied spot.
If I understand this correctly, signify would allow someone to verify that the executable was built by me. But then they would still have to trust me, because I can also sign the malicious executable.