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Raided, not seized.

>>22079192
That's another line where it uses the internal _mint(). Line he's referring to calls the token's mint() function that creates more tokens and doesn't exist in the original SUSHI MasterChef contract.

https://yieldfarming.info/tools/diff/?contract1=0xc2edad668740f1aa35e4d8f227fb8e17dca888cd&contract2=0x450f143f1a8650fff968d890814bd5884bdc8f1d

Offer her a job at my chain of brothels.

>>17057880
>They can’t get the secure chips because they are open source. Secure chip manufacturers are closed-door and secretive, otherwise their product wouldn’t be very secure
What is ARM?
What is ARM Trusted Firmware?
What is TrustZone?
What is RPMB in eMMC?
They only thing they need to do is to store a public key in the bootrom, and keep private is the private key used to sign bootloader/ARM Trusted Firmware/TrustZone/Kernel/Partitions
Than you can use Trusted Applications to perform operations in the secure world and store secret stuff in the RPMB
Apart from the bootrom everything else is opensource (and it's the standard for secure devices in 2020)

>>16912001
b-but arrows are missing fren