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aestra
13y ago
>million dollar medallions As far as I understand, the only thing that medallions offer as an advantage in New York City (where they cost a million dollars) is the ability to pick up people who hail a cab off the street. Other car servic
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aestra
13y ago
I use CoinedUp. They are slow as hell, but free and very easy. Transfer BTC to CoinedUp wallet -> convert BTC to DOGE -> Transfer DOGE to personal wallet.
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13y ago
Huh??? How do you use Cryptsy and multipool at the same time? multipool converts to BTC automatically and only pays out in BTC. multipool also doesn't mine Dogecoin all the time, just the most profitable coin, and keeps which coin it i
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aestra
13y ago
>You can still buy a sub-$2000 mining rig that will basically pay for itself in a couple month No you absolutely can't. About 6 or 8 or so weeks ago I was making about $4 a day mining scrypt coins. Now I'm making $1.50. I don&#
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aestra
13y ago
>It used to be that people would get angry if you called their Apple Computer a PC People still get angry if you call their Apple branded personal computer a PC and will argue with you forever about why it isn't one. It makes as muc
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aestra
13y ago
Yep I played flash versions over 10 years ago!
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13y ago
I think you need a better system. Seriously, I just don't understand I guess I don't get it. I keep my browser on "forget everything on close" mode and I keep my passwords in a password manager all auto generated passwor
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13y ago
Hopefully in multiple places, in case of fire!!
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13y ago
>unless the marketplace is less competitive now than before I would say it probably is since Walmart, etc, al just won a class action lawsuit saying Mastercard and Visa were violating federal anti trust laws http://www.nacsonl
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13y ago
In the United States there has been a long history of discrimination against national origin, especially of recent immigrants. Poles were just used as an example here of a national origin. Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/w
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13y ago
You cannot fire someone for pregnancy status in the US either, that's considered gender discrimination.
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13y ago
You do not have to go through this. You may change your name legally for any reason as long as you are not trying to defraud anyone if you live in the US or a common law country. Your name is someone that you choose to be known by. Generall
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aestra
13y ago
This is called abusing customer service. How the tell if you're not being ethical: If every single person does it, does the system break down? If the answer is yes, then stop.
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13y ago
They don't give you higher prices with a Macbook Pro, they might just suggest higher priced things. http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB1000142405270230445860...
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aestra
13y ago
>expensive to spend ages on hold while making an international call Did you try using Skype? Or Google Voice? Or similar? They are much cheaper than actually placing an international call, at least in the US, it is only like 3 cents a mi
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aestra
13y ago
How old are you? Checks were fairly common when I was growing up in the US but no more. Probably different elsewhere tho. I pay my rent with a check, but that's it. Oh and I pay my car tax every year with a check. Old people stuck in t
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13y ago
In your giant ad you missed the point so much it hurts. You are asking sensitive user names and passwords you have no right to have. Just because you don’t do anything bad with them (that you say - and not yet) means nothing. You shouldn&#x
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13y ago
Yes people still travel by hitchhiking. Yes it is possible to do so. I know someone who hitchhikes all the time.
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13y ago
They are good for some things. They ask you about for example your views on religion and drug use, potential deal breakers you want to filter out from the get go. Thats what they are best for.
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13y ago
Interestingly when I was in high school (back in the somewhat early(ish) days of the web) we had an assignment in some English class to do some kind of writing and then copy it and distribute it to the class and read it aloud. This didn
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aestra
13y ago
Me too, and when I do I always blindly copy and paste and end up with very fake looking data... Which doesn't matter to me at all!
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aestra
13y ago
It does not require a G+ login for 99% of the features.
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13y ago
Get to the top of the mountain you just hiked up, catch up on your (e)book there, hike down.
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13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supermodel
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13y ago
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/12/business/12heart-web.html?... It says right there there are already Internet connected pacemakers. >But device makers have begun designing them to connect to the Inte
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aestra
13y ago
100,000,000,000 dogecoin will be mined total (one hundred billion) https://dogechain.info/chain/Dogecoin/statistics 32.32%(!) of that has already been mined. That's 32,323,788,534 dogecoin. 26 million is .08%
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aestra
13y ago
Wow, in the article it said that this actually affected the dogecoin/bitcoin exchange rate. >So many people had been donating, in fact, that they seemed to raise the price of the currency itself; in 12 hours, the Dogecoin to Bitcoin
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aestra
13y ago
My choice of words was a mistake, they weren't meant to criticize. I was referring to the post that said "tea is tea" which I was just saying if you put milk and sugar in tea, then yes, you are covering up the true taste and
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13y ago
Also who ruins tea with milk and sweetener? Tea is a beautiful thing on its own. Maybe you think tea is just tea because you can barely taste the tea over the milk and sugar? Also good tea is still cheap tea - only a few cents a cup.
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13y ago
First of all I said tea leaves and not bags and second of all what the hell is wrong with cutting your own hair if you can do a good job of it? My brother liked simple haircuts (buzzed to a certain length) and my mom always cut his hair in
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