Sentences with phrase «covert use»
"Covert use" refers to the act of using or doing something in a secretive or hidden manner, without being easily seen or discovered by others. Full definition
There is also a great deal of covert use of social media during business hours.
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Similarly, a recent Segregated Witness hard fork as proposed by Lerner (the same Lerner that patented AsicBoost) could be made compatible with covert use of AsicBoost, too.
Gamma ray bursts — those energetic explosions that are thought to herald the death of massive, far - flung stars — were first seen by satellites looking for covert use of nuclear weapons.
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If covert use of AsicBoost is blocked, it would at least take away that reason to block SegWit.
More specifically, since covert use of AsicBoost is largely incompatible with SegWit, it may stop Bitmain from activating the proposed SegWit soft fork.
Bitcoin users can block covert use of AsicBoost with a user - activated soft fork (UASF), which effectively forces miners to pick one of two options: miners would have to either activate Segregated Witness, or they would have to include something in their blocks that doesn't actually do anything — except block AsicBoost.
As another option, Bitcoin developer Jimmy Song suggested that instead of making covert use of AsicBoost impossible, perhaps overt use should be incentivized.
As opposed to Bitcoin, Bcash is still fully compatible with covert use of the patented AsicBoost technology that Bitmain admitted to having implemented in its chips, while Bitcoin ABC has no plans to counter this.
Maxwell writes that an ASIC mining device from a «major manufacturer» has been reverse engineered, which revealed that it contains undisclosed, covert use of ASICBOOST functionality.
by Baylis, Wartz, and Gray, Oxford, 2013) says that covert action is in fact the covert use of the instruments of military, economic, informational, and diplomatic power.
Then there is her speciality: the covert use of ceramics and sticking them on buildings in places where they don't look too out of place (most of the time)-- and even inside tree hollows.
The incompatibility between (covert use of) AsicBoost and Segregated Witness could explain why Bitmain remains one of the very few companies in the Bitcoin industry to so staunchly oppose the soft fork.
And, the incompatibility between (covert use of) AsicBoost and Segregated Witness could explain why Wu was supportive of extension blocks, a recent proposal that appears to have little (if any) benefit over SegWit... except that extension blocks don't break covert use of AsicBoost.
What's more, Maxwell revealed that covert use of the technology would be incompatible with a soft - forked version of SegWit.
Instead of the reasons given so far, some now believe that Bitmain and its mining pools have rejected the Segregated Witness soft fork (SegWit) because it is incompatible with the covert use of AsicBoost technology embedded in their chips.
And, as it now turns out, covert use of AsicBoost is largely incompatible with the current soft fork implementation of Segregated Witness, the protocol upgrade as proposed by the Bitcoin Core development team.
Perhaps even more importantly, the incompatibility of the covert use of ASICBOOST with Segregated Witness seems to be a giveaway.
Now, in his post to the mailing list, Maxwell proposes two solutions to counter at least the covert use of ASICBOOST.
Furthermore, covert use of AsicBoost, as it turns out, is largely incompatible with a Segregated Witness soft fork (SegWit), the protocol upgrade proposed by the Bitcoin Core development team.