Mikko

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The average historical tariffs of the US

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Musk to be kicked out from Whitehouse. By Politico. https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2025/04/02/trump-musk-leaving-political-liability-00265784

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https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2025/04/02/trump-musk-leaving-political-liability-00265784

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The best crypto event calendar for 2025 https://x.com/ThreeSquaredHQ/status/1907336809828253790

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Sherlock and Usual announce the largest bug bounty ever https://x.com/sherlockdefi/status/1907418923336630324

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Lol Microsoft cannot get paid support for open source libraries they use? Hope Microsoft Teams goes down in flames.

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Leon Waidmann | Onchain Insights

🚨 84% of institutional respondents either use or are interested in stablecoins! 🚨 Top use cases👇 🔹 Yield generation (73%) 🔹 Trading convenience (71%) 🔹 FX and internal cash mgmt (~69%) Notably, 70% of hedge funds already use stablecoins. Adoption is accelerating.

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On how international regulation co-operation works (FATF, IOSCO, BASEL, etc.) By Peter Kerstens, the European Union architect of MiCA. https://www.ledgerinsights.com/micar-architect-no-need-for-micar-2-us-promoted-basel-crypto-charges/

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After a month on Warpcast, I have decided to stick around and keep posting here. Here's why: 1. The community is politically diverse, civil and curious As a reporter, posting on X and Bluesky can feel repressive in that both platforms are filled with people who want their biases flattered and take offense when their priors are challenged. Many of you here seem earnest, intellectually omnivorous, and willing to engage with viewpoints respectfully without assuming bad faith when opinions diverge or being performative. 2. It feels like an older version of the internet Maybe it's the cartoon avatars or the anonymity, maybe it's the fact that so many of you work on stuff I couldn't begin to understand how to code. But there's this pre-Facebook vibe here that is really cool. It's even made me appreciate crypto's potential beyond scams and crime. 3. Friends! Fun! I can't remember the last time I forged bonds with people I don't know IRL about things other than work. And what can I say? I'm a loyal guy.

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Trying to send a tip. Android. I get this error message and then the app gets stuck, need to force close.

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The process is simple as - Set your camera clock - Feed your fake image directly to the sensor/camera memory The camera cannot tell what's real or not. You don't actually even need the camera, but just whatever Trusted Platform Module chip they use.

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But proof don't matter because you can always fake the proofs themselves

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How International Space Station was built? https://youtu.be/3DBxZvtMYm4?si=cqk10ugCd25exEjY

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You would need to have every device manufacturer in the world to sign for a proprietary-controlled system, no open source devices could be allowed. And even if you could, there is nothing preventing you to generate your own fake proofs with your hacked device.

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Do they eat loudspeakers in the US?

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But the problem is, you are asking impossible. Without other social context, like access to the photographer, it cannot be done. You could as well ask for anti-gravity.

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@darrylyeo have you seen this? Runs Svelte.

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No, it's pure SaaS, because it is tighly coupled with their cloud architecture. Like Etherscan, but more reasonable.

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Etherscan charges large chains like Polygon up to $2M year. Routescan.io which is 1:1 drop in replacement is 1/10th of price

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Routescan.io also does this

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