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13y ago
Site is down for me. Any mirrors?
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13y ago
A campaign to collect airfare for single people? lol
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13y ago
As the article mentions, Windows revenues have been important to Microsoft's business for quite some time. It's hard to imagine how positively shareholders would react to this type of business decision.
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The biggest red flag for me was Mt.Gox not declaring itself as money transmitter and being fined by the U.S Government as a result. Knowing it would have a great deal of American users and that it would have to abide to rules, Mt.Gox overlo
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The change in technology and "coolness" is staggering. I remember buying the white 20GB iPod with the scroll wheel and being the coolest kid in high school. Looking at it now and it looks painfully outdated and ugly (IMO).
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13y ago
Mt.Gox Announcement (from mtgox.com) : ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING AN APPLICATION FOR COMMENCEMENT OF A PROCEDURE OF CIVIL REHABILITATION An overview of the situation should be published here shortly (probably on March 3, 2014 (Japan time)). Co
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The highest paid leader of a non-profit made $44.2m in 2013
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.."Satoshi Nakamoto", its mysterious inventor, may have democratised finance – much as open internet protocols have democratised communication. But what about "turning off" the world wide web so to speak? I'm sure
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I get the recent popularity of this game but besides the cool characters and backgrounds.. how is this any different than the classic 'Helicopter' game?
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Awesome. Can't wait till more languages become available.
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What ticks me off and isn't mentioned in the article is how the U.S Government gave permission and classifies the NFL as a non-for-profit organization[1]. This classification deters millions in taxes that any other organization of its&
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Ask HN: Is it standard industry practice to be awarded a patent as an employee?
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Thought I was on the Wall Street Jounal.. similar layouts.
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This seems like an amazing plot for a screenwriter to sink their teeth into and turn into a movie. Great read.
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13y ago
Glad I found this to reiterate what I learned as my Data Structure exam is tomorrow :)
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I was reading the transcript and got increasingly worried that you were in a vicious circle of being passed on to the next eBay representative. Glad it worked out.
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If you're able to separate your business relationships and personal relationships and keep it professional then why not? The problem with that is it's usually easier said than done.
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13y ago
Reverse psychology against hackers/spies. Let them think that it was a super obscure, difficult code to crack.
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13y ago
If all of the phone components/hardware came in a ready to build box, I would definitely follow the instructions and give this a shot. Otherwise, looks like a lot of overhead just trying to gather all the parts together. Cool nonethele
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13y ago
Nice work. Before clicking, I knew bitcoin would hold the top spot. Kind of hope this craze dies down a bit so more non-bitcoin stories can appear.
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13y ago
Never too late to try. I'm beginning to figure this out now.
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One of her doctors tapped her for more than $1 million in loans that he would never repay. Because that sure is working for free right?
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13y ago
Although the doctors and nurses were taking care of this woman as best they could, their ultimate goals were purely monetary based on her large wealth. Sad.
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13y ago
Once wallets become available that can mask this type of public exposure, bitcoin popularity and usage will grow even more.
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Can we stop posting weekly bitcoin ownership polls? Adds no value here.
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A couple large bitcoin funds go broke to hackers and the price of bitcoin subsequently doubles in a little over two weeks. I'm curious to see how this will continue to play out.
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Everytime I see a new bitcoin article discussing its' new price, I'm reminded why I should have never sold at $75. Sigh.
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Stating things without sources/facts doesn't mean much.
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eventually you'll piss off enough younger fans where you'll end up like the NHL. What does this imply? Aside from the lockouts, the NHL has secured long-term broadcasting deals in Canada and the US to fulfill the growth that it
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"Companies like Yahoo and Microsoft; i.e viewed as stodgy old companies that aren't great places to work." For what reasons is Microsoft not a great place to work? I may be biased because my brother works there full-time an
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