Du meinst das „Frauen müssen fett einstecken“? Behauptet er in seinem Text nicht, dass er gleichmäßig austeilt?
@Argorak Fischer hat geantwortet: meedia.de/2017/03/21/fischer…
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This Wednesday, I’ll be giving a talk on Microservices in Aachen – there still seem to be a few seats left: euregjug.eu/2017/02/08/wait-…
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‘“People who boast about their IQ are losers,” he added.’ – Stephen Hawking is just absolutely fantastic. washingtonpost.com/news/spea…
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No, you verify, using cryptographic methods, that nothing you’re interested in (but only that) has been tempered with
I’ve got a Bitcoin wallet on my phone, it doesn’t sync the complete chain en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Thin_Clie…
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I can't figure out how “blockchain as a service” could make any sense. The whole point is to do away with centralization. What am I missing?
IBM unveils Blockchain as a Service based on open source Hyperledger Fabric technology tcrn.ch/2mKDRpt by @ron_miller
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”Sorry for the Delayed Response" - I can't relate to this *at all* newyorker.com/humor/daily-sh…
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Maybe “everyone having the luxury of working with a non-remote team” would have been a better role description
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Sounds convincing, yet it’s fake: snopes.com/1998-trump-people…
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There is an assumption that some expensive work needs to be performed – what you do with that work can change from 6tx/s to 25k
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My uneducated guess is that the SHA256 complexity increase due to increased input size isn’t the bottleneck. I may be wrong.
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That is of course the whole point of PoW. But e.g. an increase in block size would immediately increase capacity
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BC currently works fine, if you accept the limit to the number of tx/s it can handle. Do you dispute that?
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But only if cars are serviced there. So one idea could be to set up a globally trusted intermediary … or use a blockchain :)
That’s something we can agree on – scaling is definitely an issue. Something will have to change, don’t know what the best way is
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