What's the freak with not being able to pay money to watch "Unbanked"?

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Bitcoin has been controversial since its mysterious release by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2008. Some say Bitcoin is only comprised of a small minority of ...

Apparently it was only available for like a week and now it's gone?

If anyone doesn't understand why I'm so ampped up about building a simple shed: 1. I'm an overweight computer geek, so it's a physically difficult task for me. 2. I'm a software security engineer, so while the plans all looked great in FreeCAD, seeing it actually work out in practice is exciting. It's an experience I'm not used to. 3. I'm going to get my garage back, as it won't have all the things that should be in the shed plus the lumber need to build the shed. 4. I'm going to get my electronics lab back, as there are currently bicycles in there which should be in the aforementioned overflowing garage. 5. I'm going to be able to combine the arts & crafts area into the lab to make it a nice little makerspace at home. This will free up the craft room to become a guest bedroom. So yeah, I think this is going to be a substancial improvement to our household.

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Some of us said it was a mistake for the centralized Signal chat app to rely on secure enclaves to keep information safe.

Ars Technica

New physical attacks are quickly diluting secure enclave defenses from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel

On-chip TEEs withstand rooted OSes but fall instantly to cheap physical attacks.

Don't build systems that put trust in one manufacturer or company. Don't have a centralized data collection point. Build completely open source, decentralized systems. And if you're a user, choose to use those systems.