Re:'Elite North Korean hackers' blamed for $6.3B Binance hack
by malux85 on Saturday October 31, 2026 @05:09AM
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Can you give any evidence for this?
(I mean statistically significant evidence worthly of your global, sweeping claims and not a tiny sample of cherry picked anecdotes)
Or is all of your statements just "trust me bro"?
Re:'Elite North Korean hackers' blamed for $6.3B Binance hack
by imguienjoyer on Monday November 09, 2026 @01:29AM
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there is a theory of value called "capital as power"
they collected some "statistics" to support the claim that technology shifts lead to shifts in power structure, specifically: different modes of energy consumption fundamentally altered the power structure. they show the tie between technology shift, modes of energy consumption and differential accumulation through mergers and acquisitions.
in one decade people will see the shift from paper based "literate" industrial society to computerized "post literate" growing in speed around the time we are in now.
we still use the paper based "literate" state as an arbitration tool but it is too slow
in a time where the structure that is on the other side of energy consumption (it used to be industry, steel, machinery, ... ) is not physical,
the speed in which terms have to be settled has to be much faster
centralized systems have too much inertia to adapt
arbitration without state control will supersede the old system
it is simply better UX to do business without the hive interjecting
a new power structure can only be achieved through technology. OP has no clue and just spouts orange reddit talking points to farm karma