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Democrats Melt Down After Supreme Court Restricts Race Based Gerrymandering
Democrats Melt Down After Supreme Court Restricts Race Based Gerrymandering
The response from Democrats to the Supreme Court's decision to strike down race-based gerrymandering has been predictable - running high in emotion and devoid of objectivity. The Democrat Party has understood for a long time that much of their power comes from inserting themselves as the spokespeople for the supposed "have-nots". Racial hysteria being a key weapon in their arsenal to push the ongoing socialization of America.
Its the reason why left-wing NGO's have been dumping millions of dollars into...
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Ethereum Can Quantum-Proof Accounts For Just 7 Cents, Says Foundation's Kohaku Project Lead
Ethereum Can Quantum-Proof Accounts For Just 7 Cents, Says Foundation's Kohaku Project Lead
Authored by Zoltan Verdai via CoinTelegraph.com,
Ethereum could begin adding post-quantum protections to accounts for as little as $0.07, without waiting for a hard fork, according to the Ethereum Foundation's Kohaku project lead Nicolas Consigny.
In a Saturday X post, Consigny shared a paper proposing a cheaper way for Ethereum users to protect their accounts against future quantum-computing threats. The approach adapts SPHINCS+, a post-quantum signature standard developed by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology, to work more efficiently on...
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