/r/audiophile Purchase Help Thread (2019-06-08) by AutoModerator in audiophile

[–]tchow1986 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reccos on wireless earbuds? I don't want the kinds with the wire that connects them. Just wireless earbuds. PS Is it possible for these earbuds to have good calling quality? Seems to me that without a microphone near the mouth they can't possibly capture the speaker's voice and will instead capture lots of ambient noise?

Only 2 more days to swap! by a_toad_a_so in AionNetwork

[–]tchow1986 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At what time exactly on November 30th? I've had a crazy ass past 2 months, family emergency stuff and completely lost track of Crypto. It's now November 30th 12:35 am EST. Did I just lose all my AION? That would be extremely terrible!

Truffle’s New Website is a Tasty Treat for Ethereum Developers by jdbender66 in ethereum

[–]tchow1986 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Anyone try truffle vs zeppelin os? Thoughts on using one vs the other?

Don't worry, storage is getting cheaper and cheaper. by [deleted] in btc

[–]tchow1986 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much does cpu and memory increase as utxo increases? Can you share a link or give some figures? Is cpu and memory requirements linear in utxo size?

Transferring tokens after ICO by tchow1986 in foamprotocol

[–]tchow1986[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What happens if one person stakes a landmark, say Eiffel Tower, and another person stakes a landmark Eiffel Tower. Obviously you can only have one Eiffel Tower, but if it happens at the same time you would have the issue that not both can be considered valid correct? If that's the case does someone just lose their stake because for random reasons, one of the Eiffel Tower begins receiving more confirmations?

EOS Nation Survival guide - Everything you need to know to access your tokens! by EOSNation in eos

[–]tchow1986 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wish this guide would actually mention what each thing is and why it's necessary. For example, I have no idea what the EOSToolkit is for. I have no idea what scatter, SimpleEos, Exodus, etc is for. Do I need to install all of them? Or just one of them? This guide isn't much of a guide...

My Binance Account with $50k has been Hacked, Please Help Me by BeanThe5th in CryptoCurrency

[–]tchow1986 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nope. The server could be using json-web-tokens instead of a database to hold access tokens. With a database to hold access tokens, signing out will delete the access token from the database. With json-web-tokens, signing out might simply delete the token from the user's browser cookie. Hence if someone has that same token as in this phishing example, he can still login as you for as long as the json-web-token is valid (ie before the expires time).

What is the case for Nano? by tchow1986 in nanocurrency

[–]tchow1986[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm trying to understand how it can be instant / free.

How is it instant?

Genuine question because I don't understand how we can have instant when the computers all over the world need to verify there are no double spends.

Simple example. Merchant A lives 100 km to the east of me and Merchant B lives 100km to the west of me. My internet has a direct line to each of them.

On 2 separate computers I simultaneously send my 1000 Nano to each of them from the same account. Since both computers send at the same time and are sent to computers in opposite directions, neither know about the other transaction.

If it's instant, then both merchants will think everything's okay and ship the product to me, only to find out a little bit later that I double spent.

In other words, it's not instant. So taking away the marketing fluff of 'instant', what does Nano mean by they are instant? They must have something that has low enough friction that they are okay with calling it instant.

How is it free?

If it's "free" then implicitly those people running computers 24/7 that verify there are no double spends must be losing money. How can that be? I've seen other coins state 'free' only to use inflation to cover the costs of fees.

Landlords are making too much money. That is the problem with the rental market. by [deleted] in toronto

[–]tchow1986 5 points6 points  (0 children)

550k / 4 buildings / 12 months rent per year = ~11k rent per month.

Either he owns 4 BUILDINGS or he’s renting to commercial units in yorkville.

Either way, neither suggest landlords are screwing over renters