Jommi

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by Jommi 8y ago
You're hitting the nail on the head on this one. Couldn't have said it myself. Majority of current exchanges are playing it absolutely fast-and dangerous. It's no surprise with new exchanges popping up like mushrooms. I'
902.
by Jommi 8y ago
It's not reversing per se, it's like the transaction never happened. They send the money from their address to the exchange, the exchange credits that money. Then they release their chain (that they have been building privately).
903.
by Jommi 8y ago
source?
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by Jommi 8y ago
yes?
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by Jommi 8y ago
You're only describing how it works with Bitcoin and other coins that are forked (git-forked) from it. Some blockchains require a higher amount of consensus to fork (blockchain fork).
906.
by Jommi 8y ago
Yeah, this should be renamed, or somehow shown to not be news.
907.
by Jommi 8y ago
Exactly, not to mention the definition of a morally ambiguous event is in itself already debatable and... morally ambiguous.
908.
by Jommi 8y ago
Not sure how this relates to it being provenly effective for "correct" posture.
909.
by Jommi 8y ago
Is it really honest to say "gym made my posture worse", when actually it stemmed from overtraining certain muscle groups over-proportionately? What do you think of the thesis that the right gym exercises might tune your muscle&#x2
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by Jommi 8y ago
I wouldn't be so brash as to just dismiss the substantial amount of research into muscles and posture. Especially without presenting any actual evidence yourself. After reading most comments here, it seems Alexander is an alternative a
911.
by Jommi 8y ago
Same in Finland(Helsinki) as well. Its called the joker line, huge busses that go every 8-10 mins. Now theyre actually trying to replace it with a fast tram.
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by Jommi 8y ago
https://apps.fcc.gov/els/GetAtt.html?id=205708&x=
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by Jommi 8y ago
Seems like it is real: https://www.six-group.com/en/home/media/releases/2018/201805...
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by Jommi 8y ago
Weirdest thing I've read in a long while. The Author's comments refer to an internet forum thread[0] in German which discusses a German news article from this April.[1]However, it turns out this article is an April Fools text. Jus
915.
by Jommi 8y ago
You really think Eastern Europe ranks highly in those values?
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by Jommi 8y ago
What a weird example. So just because now, at this point in time and place, YOU don't need decentralization --> It's useless? What a privileged thing to say. Please reconsider and think a bit more broadly, what could be the val
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by Jommi 8y ago
Dissapointing. I was looking forward to how you would try and debate my points. So you agree that there is value in decentralization? I'm not here to debate the profits or moneymaking schemes. My only thesis is that Bitcoin has value,
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by Jommi 8y ago
Updated my response.
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by Jommi 8y ago
Thanks for these links, usually when talking about it not being decentralized the source is either Forbes or Business Insider. Let's see what your sources have in store. EDIT: [0] https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.03998
920.
by Jommi 8y ago
As much as I dislike digging into someone's comment history, this is quite funny.
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by Jommi 8y ago
You seem to be slowly turning to the side of it being an investment in the end. You start out with lambasting bitcoin and crypto as nothing but a ponzi scheme, yet by the end of this paragraph you admit that >If it develops that foundati
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by Jommi 8y ago
It can be argued that over 50% of the value of gold is not at all related to it being able to be consumed. Dollars cannot be consumed, or more broadly a network cannot be consumed. Yet one can enjoy the benefits of this network and this can
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by Jommi 8y ago
>You can decentralize without blockchain and proof of work. Yes, but by using blockchain and proof of work we strive to create a system where centralization is the primary state as a result of mathematic equations and game theory. It doe
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by Jommi 8y ago
>How is Bitcoin a store of value? An ounce of gold is a store of value - someone had to do the work of finding and mining it, and it can be used to fill teeth and conduct electricity. Gold is portable, uniform, durable and divisible, so
925.
by Jommi 8y ago
I initially agreed with the parent comment, but you drive a good bargain as well with yours. Still, I think the actual problem is not that it needs to be defined, but that we are trying to define it in the scope of singular current definiti
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by Jommi 8y ago
I don't think it's not easy to classify bitcoin as just one certain category. It's a community-driven entity which purpose is constantly changing. I think it ought to have a completely new category.
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by Jommi 8y ago
Not sure if "weird, fad-based franchise" is the correct term here. It's more of just a basic trend cycle in effect. Froyo places are far from dead, it's just that after the initial uptrend with a place on every corner, i
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by Jommi 8y ago
Quite a level-headed and reasonable overview for such a short text. At least at face-value. Could someone more knowledgeable in the subject step in and comment on his information and arguments?
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by Jommi 8y ago
Is there a way to make this post readable, on a single page, not blasted by inbetween ads and thousands of in-article links?
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by Jommi 9y ago
How are you not being tracked when your transaction will be on the blockchain? I can't believe we're still at this argument.

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