Caprinicus

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by Caprinicus 11y ago
This is a great idea. The legitimate users will have to find someone to offload their bitcoin to, and since the legitimate outlets are shut down, they'll have to do local, difficult to trace trades. And since the only people buying bit
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
That's not how this works. The TPP is public before it is implemented, it is secret before it is finalized. If a country has the democratic means to stop it, it can do so after it is finalized but before it is implemented. I'm not
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
I am on the same OS X install since like 2009 that I have gradually updated and transferred. Whereas my windows pc seems to need a new install every time there is a major hardware switch.
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Chrome also turns on the discrete GPU for seemingly no reason.
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
They aren't effectively using their paper then.
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Nobody is blaming them for someone shooting a missile at them, but from here on I am going to check if I am going to be flying over an active warzone beforehand.
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Well for a start coinbase is not an exchange
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
I'm not sure there is a huge amount to be learned from asteroids unless we plan on bringing stuff back with us. We are certainly going to try to do that, and we have also landed a thing on a comet obviously which will teach us much mor
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
>also unlocked phones and computers when compelled by a court order. Do you have any links for this?
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
What damage did they think Ive was going to do?
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Their mechanic wouldn't be able to repair an apple car with all the unlocked hoods in the world anyways. Take teslas as an example. Short of routine maintenance on suspension parts and brakes, regular mechanics aren't able to do m
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Without nukes the cold war would have probably been significantly warmer
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
and /r/bitcoin is designed to be completely stupid.
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Once something is somewhere it will eventually be everywhere
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Yes but they said male, which implies that gender is part of the equation
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Companies very often do sell products at or above cost when a line begins in order to gain market share, while the price to build them goes down over time and they become profitable. She has most certainly taken advantage of this at some po
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Sometimes I feel like the aerospace industry is in a race to make the most phallic objects possible. I wonder how hard it is to get a signal through all the ice.
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Nonsense, just put a chunk of something radioactive at the bottom and let it melt its way through, and then drop it when you get to water
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Mars is easily the lamest planet in the solar system. I don't understand why we need to keep going there.
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Well then I'd rather just have a password
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
North koreans prefer the iPhone because the logo resembles something edible
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
How is that a mistake? His companies both had periods where they barely survived, and now they are driving forces in solar power, electric cars, and private space operations. Had the people there not been as dedicated as they were, some or
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Melting the watch won't give you shit, even by jewelry standards, because the gold they use is very light meaning that it is technically of a certain karat while having much less actual gold content. It is great from a design perspecti
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by Caprinicus 11y ago
Ultimately what privacy comes down to a lot of the time is how much information the companies have access to. Even if Google had the same stance towards privacy that Apple does, they would be inherently much much worse just because their en