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alexro
12y ago
This looks more like escort services, not Uber
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13y ago
There was a problem with multipools exploiting the 'random' block reward - which wasn't truly random - and getting more coins than they normally would. As of now this has been fixed and the price should go up a bit. Also, in
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alexro
13y ago
Meanwhile they can clean their shit in the countries you mentioned.
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13y ago
Will Russia thrive if it doesn't cut off from the West, but the West will continue to ignite unrest in all parts of the world? Feel free to not reply.
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13y ago
There are no Ukrainians in Crimea, it was part of Russia and was literally given to Ukraine as a gift during USSR. Not Putin, but people in Crimea decide what they want. They'll have a referendum on 30th of March.
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13y ago
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1pxycu/tutorial_how... http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1pxq6s/can_we_get_a...
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13y ago
How about having your funds sliced by sort of Cyprus scenario? How about getting ill for half a year and finding out that the inflation has eaten most of your savings away?
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13y ago
btc-e.com processes USD deposits within 24h, great exchange to buy for the lowest price
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13y ago
No way for now, still not clear how they gonna assign monetary value to BTC, what exchange rate they will use?
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13y ago
It sounds more like a psychological achievement than legal. German government has no means to control BTC, that means BTC is still in the wild. This is good for the moment, but also begs a question: when the real regulation comes into play
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13y ago
"I always thought I might commit suicide someday" that explains it to me
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13y ago
http://prism-break.org/
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14y ago
Looking just at the blog design I'd say the team has no clue of what people generally like.
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14y ago
That'd be the ideal scenario I suppose.
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14y ago
This means that the companies will not collect and maintain too much data about me to start with. There can be a reasonable amount of data - like name, DOB, address - that can stay public in any case. Other data will have to be deleted.
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14y ago
You can improve the visibility by explaining to your friends in non-google circles the importance of this petition to them. That's how this petition is supposed to work, IMO
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14y ago
After thousands of wars peace is understood by everybody, not so about the free and open Internet, which to most is something that just works like electricity, or black magic. Making more people understand is definitely worth one tweet.
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14y ago
I'm from ex-USSR and have never been to the US, so my view is kind of balanced. I think the US was able to come up with the most universal product of all times: the american dream. Everything else is just execution. There were wars througho
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14y ago
Isn't it what counts in the wild is adaptability? And looking at intellect as a by-product of adaptability, if the world and our society changing in a direction where intellect is no longer needed - say technology is taking over our daily d
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14y ago
We've got 7 video views, no questions
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14y ago
I've just put myself on the list and my feedback so far is that the format of booking is a bit confusing. I'm available any time during the day but I have to choose a 15 minute slot. What happens if too many people have chosen this slot as
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14y ago
IMO there is no rational explanation to this phenomena other than: people are different. Some get bored with stored procs and want same hassle but in another form.
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14y ago
and after 6 month of coaching those newly formed professionals suddenly realise their value on the market has increased dramatically ...
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14y ago
and you also cannot have secondary indexes that way
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14y ago
and that's why one reason for MySql popularity is its simplicity. Instead of having full alphabet of features it just has A and B, and its easy to learn. BTW I'm not a fan of MySql.
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14y ago
Yes and no. If your autonomy, mastery, purpose is low you are just a wage slave.
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14y ago
It was used in the marketing campaigns, so kind of was public reference to the style already. Now it has no easy reference.
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14y ago
Add to it that they had to abandon the Metro name due to trademark violation.
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14y ago
If I'm right, the ServiceStack creator is now working for StackOverflow. Do they somehow use this framework and/or play a role in supporting it? I think the framework is good as it is, but knowing about big names backing it would give me mo
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14y ago
If tomorrow the government suggested to licence software businesses so that if a consumer had trouble with a program or a website the responsible party would get in trouble, 99% of the population would vote it up. So much about everyone wan
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