Boy oh boy... I have had this feeling for a while, but it looks like it really may come to be that the corn might have it's biggest boss fight so far in the near-ish future.

The convergence of things right now is scary/exciting.

5 Answers to #Bitcoin
 Questions many newbs are too embarrassed to ask.

Aka.. impromptu video at work, because why not.

A quiet panic is spreading in Washington and corporate boardrooms that a law taking effect in two months, which bans Huawei Technologies Co. gear, will threaten the business of government contractors.

As an example, that would capture a U.S. company with a London office that uses the Royal Mail service to ship products, because the U.K.’s national mail carrier could employ Huawei networking gear deep in its systems, according to an analysis by one trade group.

Dozens of sand-carrying vessels and concrete abrasion-carrying vessels are not an easy problem to overcome. Unless the intention is to sink all of the transport vessels.

reforms were well intentioned, but, as we’ll see, they haven’t kept the banks from falling back into old, bad habits. After the housing crisis, subprime CDOs naturally fell out of favor. Demand shifted to a similar—and similarly risky—instrument, one that even has a similar name: the CLO, or collateralized loan obligation.

Decentralized Identifiers (DID) is the foundational technical component that makes decentralized identity possible. Unlike centralized identifiers commonly used today (email addresses, usernames, etc.), DIDs are generated, owned, and controlled by individuals, not companies or other centralized entities. There are many different approaches to creating DID protocols, but they all revolve around the same concept: user-owned unique identifiers tied to a set of cryptographic keys and routing endpoints. While it’s not difficult to create a basic DID protocol, creating a robustly decentralized and scalable network without resorting to trusted validator nodes, utility tokens, and other mechanisms, is incredibly challenging.

whelp...time for the bi-weekly away mission, not looking forward to this

I hope the fucking truck starts

After long consideration, we have decided to close source the code of http://wasabiwallet.io client and backend.

This will make it much more difficult for attackers to exploit bugs in the software, and everyone will be safe, trust us.

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