DiNovi

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by DiNovi 8y ago
its not "some of them fail" its "all of them have terrible support and most fail"
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by DiNovi 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by DiNovi 9y ago
I think it's because the marketing is trying to attract current crypto traders and not new people. Could be wrong though
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by DiNovi 9y ago
I'm not sure how I feel about this; you had the power to not auto update; you exercised it; the company had the power to not allow out of date apps use the service; they exercised it... seems right to me. You put yourself in that situa
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by DiNovi 9y ago
I mean I've seen this here in the US everywhere... specifically skin care shit
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by DiNovi 9y ago
well IMO its silly to assume in 100 years the internet will be the same speed as today
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by DiNovi 9y ago
...uhh, or people could rent storage and get paid a token fee, thus generating revenue
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by DiNovi 9y ago
psst, the tax is being lowered from 180% to 100%
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by DiNovi 9y ago
this is still so bizarre
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by DiNovi 9y ago
looks like the map is drawn to go into various city centers, unless I am mistaken
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by DiNovi 9y ago
this ignores rail stops in communities outside of SFO and LAX...
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by DiNovi 9y ago
I think most people hate crypto markets, not the underlying tokens or technology
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by DiNovi 9y ago
pump and dumps generally don't pump for multiple years.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
bug on Internet unleashes 175mm peoples private info including SSN: Lol internet! Ethereum bug loses 500k eth: Shut it the fuck down it will never work. People... get used to stuff.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
what operation is costing only a $100
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by DiNovi 9y ago
this same logic means the internet encourages bugs
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by DiNovi 9y ago
someone tell vlad about patents
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by DiNovi 9y ago
I don't know how many times I can read a "web apps are bad because the flux pattern is from 90's windows" articles
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by DiNovi 9y ago
heart goes out to viaques, which looks like it'll take a worse hit then the main island
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by DiNovi 9y ago
No, that is not their fear. Governments barely care about scams in general - Madoff got off pretty lightly. The fear is losing control of monetary policy. But IMO governments won't outright ban these but come to some sort of middle gro
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by DiNovi 9y ago
lol holy shit, causation does not equal correlation applies highly here
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Not shocking nazis can take something people might agree with them on and then twist the knife into something super gross, like being an apologist for murder.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Being able to distribute the cost of tracking rewards points sounds like a fair and smart use case
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by DiNovi 9y ago
He's projecting his own skepticism onto others; assuming since he reached his conclusion "many others" must have as well.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
you are a climate skeptic because of a documentary about climate change....? I will forever be amazed at people's ability to blame other people for issues because they raised them. It's amazing.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
>> I wonder what would have happened to the Ozone Hole if it too got politicized at the time, or the link between smoking and cancer if it got politicized. I can't tell if you are being cute because both of those things were very
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by DiNovi 9y ago
it's all being sorted out rn, thus the gold rush
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by DiNovi 9y ago
thanks for confirming the "independent voters are the dumbest of the bunch" stereotype
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Curious here if you think a news network should post 50% positive coverage about something regardless of the story being objectively bad.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Ciricling back to this, cause it's kinda nuts. If you think "the media" and especially CNN has its reputation "destroyed" by Trump you are deep in a bubble. it's the same shitty network with pundits paid to yel

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