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I agree that what the IDF is doing to Palestinians, now and for a long time is very tragic, and it's also tragic how many of their own people and fellow soldiers they (IDF) killed on Oct 7th.

Another tragedy is the number of people killed on October 6th...

Boooo.


Seriously? That's a pretty low effort comment there.


From what I understand, IRC doesn't hold messages for extended periods of time or allow media uploads, while fediverse does, so that's one big difference.


Do they have to? Twitter does and that's noble, but can't the server, say, per-user logrotate, sign that with webserver cert, and send via email or force download or push to HTML localStorage thing when user is on desktop and then forget about it?


Why would they need to steal the lock? I don't think it's uncommon knowledge that most locks are pretty easy to pick quickly :/


You’re right in that the only reason to offline decode the lock is to either create a legitimate key (or DoS your opponent’s wallet by forcing them to re-key the remaining N-1 locks.)

It is left as an exercise to the imagination as to when it an attacker might find advantage in:

  t_steal_mailbox +
  t_decode_lock +
  t_keyed_front_door_entry
being less than:

  t_pick_front_door
as well as solving a similar inequality for the probability of being caught in both scenarios.


How shocking!


Works thanks


Open license #666: the goatse license, which is absolutely not rubbish https://github.com/153/goatse-license


I refuse to click that link.


Similar case for me!

I was never trained in typing, but after years of "hunt and peck" typing, I just intuitively learned where keys are and started instinctively learning patterns for how to type words after lots and lots of IRC as a teen. I orient my hands around the keyboard and put my fingers into position to type words in the most efficient method subconsciously. This works for me because I can type over 120WPM with no wrist pain.

Something about IRC encourages people to type quickly and I'm not sure I'd have gone from looking at the keyboard to not looking if most of my typing were in a relaxed setting.


In a 1:1 chat or small group chat you can get away with typing slowly, but in a busy chat room full of people who type quickly you simply can’t participate in a conversation if you’re constantly lagging behind. I think the “typing…” indicator in more modern chat clients means people are more likely to pause to see what you’re trying to say, but IRC is often very much about getting your words into the channel as quickly as possible before things have moved on from the message you’re replying to.


There was certainly an art to being able to get your jokes in at just the right time. A few seconds(messages) later and it's just not funny, so type fast!


> I can type over 120WPM with no wrist pain

I've observed this, myself. All the people I know with RSI issues are touch-typists. I suspect it has to do with pinky extension being a highly unnatural movement. Three fingers and thumb are all I need to type very fast, and I have never experienced anything remotely approaching hand/wrist/finger pain in over two decades of professional software development.


I used to describe my typing technique as "hyper-advanced hunt-and-peck".


The sum of numbers on a roulette wheel! (0-36)


Smart comment because we don't, usually, think in the zero when we use the triangular number [1] (aka, but not, Gauss sum[2]).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangular_number

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gauss_sum


Whoa, workers have controlled the means of production for the past decade? Awesome!


It's not the only form of communism. At it's core it's about seeing the world through lens of oppressor vs. oppressed. Class communism was about owners and workers, but now it's more about race and gender.


Just as much as they did under communism.


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