this is funnier with Monero because this fucking stablecoin did stay 3 years around $150 now everyone has PTSD that it's going to come back or stabilize again
https://nostrcheck.girino.org/media/dbfe339e6d49adbd929617201d7203673decb06cb212a06c2c4bdd2b5bea4522.jpeg
✨Someday✨
Someday you’ll forgive the lesson
that made your hands tremble
and back away from an eager heart.
Then grace—your own—at last
unbuckles the shield
and lets longing come home.
Someday
you’ll reach again without singe or soot,
eyes closed in quiet,
not to count the seconds.
-Stephanie van Rijn 🌹
Source: https://web.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1376684147160908&set=a.225484545614213
can recursive decryption reduce dmca complaints and help keep streaming files available?
with recursive decryption previously decrypted value is used as key for next decrypt iteration:
let decryptKey = hash1
function decryptNextHash(){
const hashEnc = hashesEnc.shift()
x = decrypt(hashEnc, decryptKey)
}
it is not possible to decrypt third part before decrypting second part. to decrypt tenth part, one needs to decrypt 8 parts before that.
now if we make descryption so challenging, that for example decrypting 1 minute of video stream takes half minute of cpu time, it massively reduces number of people decrypting these blobs just to complain and try to take them down.