A decentrailized linked list.
drcobaltjedi
joined 1 year ago
Well, a blockchain is a linked list with extra steps. Only having 1 entity just means it is centralized, not decentralized.
In the first episode the discription said it was an adaptation of this rolling stone article in case you weren't aware.
There are actually onions that you can do that with. I think the soil where those are grown is low on sulfer or something so the onion cant make the chemical responsible for making your eyes water.
I had to stop listening to ICHH it gave me way too much anxiety and was just too stressed back when i listened in 2020. I've since taken up to instead listen to BTB and cool people who did cool stuff off the same network. Monsters that are usually dead and people who kick ass make me feel better.
Gonna be honest here. Last time I ever heard anyone ever being beaten up in a bathroom was back in high school. What are you doing in there that causes so many people to fight you?
You know its just a privacy thing right? Like "hey dont look at my dick" sorta deal. You know this right? Right? RIGHT?
I collect vintage and iconic computers as a hobby, and the only reason i bought a win98 machine was so I could play DOS games on the real hardware. But otherwise yeah, it can do most things youd use a modern computer for very well other than it shouldnt connect to the internet.
Yeah split my state back in half you weirdo. Its supposed to be 2 peninsulas.
I'm still mad about how dirty they did Suki in TLoK. Not even a fucking offhanded mention.
Theres a few schools of thought when it comes to teaching math. Theres the camp that thinks that you should see 285 X 342 and figure out in your head its 97,470. Then theres the other group that goes, well we just need to teach them the concept and then the students apply it. Its people in the first camp that said you'd never have a calculator and just isn't a realistic take on the world anymore. Very rarely do I have to sit down and remember what sin(30) is, but I can still do the trig work I've needed in my day job as a software developer.
Yeah, I remember being told this in 2005. Granted phones then were just phones with the calculator program built in because its an easy thing to tack on that costs basically nothing to add. I had a cell phone by then that was basically my own home line (it was always just at home for friends to call me), but like even then adults were largely expected to have a phone of their own. A few years later the 1st iPhone came out.
I was just listening to the episode of "cool people who did cool stuff" where Margret mentioned that "this is not a pipe" picture.
Though i think the samsungs ex's arguement is a bit more nihilistic