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Currently we kind of YOLO how these keys are derived, in that a backed up `wallet.dat` will properly restore funds, but these schemes are not cross-compatible with devices such as hardware wallets, an…
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Here is the method signature:
```
/// Return the secret key that is used to deterministically generate commitment pseudo-randomness
/// for the mutator set.
pub fn generate_sender_ra…
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### The problem
I am receiving the following error messages with the integration loads. This started recently. It is basically the same message repeated numerous times.
2024-05-10 21:07:14.397 E…
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### Description
The following spells can proc the Wild Quiver (mastery effect) proc which is a massive problem (unintendly breaking CC):
- Concussive Shot
- Silencing Shot
- Tranquilizing Shot
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Digital signatures:
- Basic principles for construction.
- Overview of achievable properties: standard, non-repudiation, group, ring, blind.
dbosk updated
8 years ago
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One takeaway from #12263 is when adding a new consensus (especially `List`) field to a consensus object, it gets inherently riskier in the Prysm code. This is due to Go initializing `nil` as `0` or em…
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## Feature Description
If a scientist submits a paper to a journal, often reviewers also check availability of related research data that was published as part of the paper. As this is a "double-bl…
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After reading the documents, it's not entirely clear to me how it is ensured that all (sub) HD keys are bound to a legitime security device.
For me everything starts with the HDK-Root and the Wallet…
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I'm totally blind and use the NVDA screen reader. However, Frotz doesn't automatically output text to it unless I use an NVDA add-on. The alternative is using SAPI 5 from the options screen, but this …
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Hello 👋🏻
In my workplace, we use dex and [the kubelogin plugin](https://github.com/int128/kubelogin) to provide authentification on kube's API.
Unfortunately, kubecolor does not handle that very …