David Bombal:
How your ISP tracks you (even with encrypted DNS)
How your ISP tracks you (even with encrypted DNS)
YouTube
How your ISP tracks you (even with encrypted DNS)
NOTE: DNS or HTTPS / Encrypted DNS won't make you invisible. Watch and find out.
Some people believe that encrypted DNS makes them invisible, but is this video I use a live Wireshark capture to prove that your ISP can still see every website you visit. You…
Some people believe that encrypted DNS makes them invisible, but is this video I use a live Wireshark capture to prove that your ISP can still see every website you visit. You…
stacker news ~bitcoin:
A government ban would be worse for bitcoin than quantum attackers - SBarbour
A government ban would be worse for bitcoin than quantum attackers - SBarbour
X (formerly Twitter)
Steve Barbour (@SGBarbour) on X
The worst case scenario imaginable for a Quantum computer to attack the Bitcoin network is negligible compared to what the United States government could do with the stroke of a pen.
One is a temporary global denial of service at worst, the other is the…
One is a temporary global denial of service at worst, the other is the…
Free Markets:
Jesus and the Christian Socialist’s Problem of Evil
Jesus and the Christian Socialist’s Problem of Evil
Mises Institute
Jesus and the Christian Socialist’s Problem of Evil
Those who invoke Jesus for socialism face a tension: if the power to end suffering creates a moral obligation, then the Jesus who healed many but not all appears, by that standard, either unwilling or unable.Original article: https://mises.org/mises-wire/jesus…
Search Engine Land:
AI traffic converts better than non-AI visits for U.S. retailers: Report
AI traffic converts better than non-AI visits for U.S. retailers: Report
Search Engine Land
AI traffic converts better than non-AI visits for U.S. retailers: Report
AI traffic to U.S. retail sites is up — and now it converts better than traditional channels like paid search, according to new Adobe data.
Power Mining / @PowerMiningFarm:
Next Evolution for home mining?
This Bitcoin mining chip → BM1373
→ 2 trillion hashes per second
→ twice as powerful as BM1370
→ not in ANY solo miner yet
→ big miners were supposed to ship
in January and nobody has one yet
We are already testing it!
The next evolution of solo mining
is already in our hands.
#bitcoin #bitcoinmining #solomining #opensource #bitaxe
Next Evolution for home mining?
This Bitcoin mining chip → BM1373
→ 2 trillion hashes per second
→ twice as powerful as BM1370
→ not in ANY solo miner yet
→ big miners were supposed to ship
in January and nobody has one yet
We are already testing it!
The next evolution of solo mining
is already in our hands.
#bitcoin #bitcoinmining #solomining #opensource #bitaxe
stacker news ~nostr:
The 34-Year Old Idea That Nostr Is Accidentally Reinventing
The 34-Year Old Idea That Nostr Is Accidentally Reinventing
Stacker News
The 34-Year Old Idea That Nostr Is Accidentally Reinventing \ stacker news
In 1992, Phil Zimmermann had a problem. He'd built PGP, the first encryption tool regular people could actually use, and he needed a way for strangers to trust each other's public keys without some central authority blessing them. His solution was the Web…