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   Facebook is not your friend, stop liking it.(alexsmith.io)

   4 points by aosmith 13y ago|0 comments
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   by aosmith 13y ago

   I'm yet to hear of anyone denying verification. I've had accounts at BTC-E, CampBX, Bitstamp, and Coinbase to name a few. Haven't had a single issue getting verified anywhere and most took less than a week.
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   Dear Sprint: FUCK OFF(alexsmith.io)

   1 points by aosmith 13y ago|0 comments
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   by aosmith 13y ago

   P2P can rely on an open standard of hardware, right?
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   by aosmith 13y ago

   While I don't endorse feeding the trolls I did submit a bunch of stuff today.
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   by aosmith 13y ago

   Very true. What I am trying to describe is a sort of one size fits all jumping off point.
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   by aosmith 13y ago

   This should be completely fixed now (I'm hoping?).
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   by aosmith 13y ago

   I'm done for a while.
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   by aosmith 13y ago

   There seems to be a lot of btc stuff on here. Would love to see a little more altcoin coverage.
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    How Bitcoin payments should work(alexsmith.io)

    17 points by aosmith 13y ago|11 comments
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    http://alexsmith.io/?p=51 Should work, too bad I can't update the link.
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    It's fixed, thanks for pointing this out.
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    Does this warning appear for http://alexsmith.io/ and/or http://blog.alexsmith.io/ ?
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    Hmmmm. Thanks for letting me know, I'll look into it.
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    Sorry if I removed a comment of yours -- wasn't intentional. I only removed comments stating that bitcoin was undergoing inflation to help avoid confusion.
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    I know, I mean they are confused about fairly basic terminology.
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    You would really be surprised... Then again maybe HN was just a little tipsy last night.
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    Couldn't agree more. I think litecoin actually has the makings of a better day to day currency: http://blog.alexsmith.io/?p=59
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    This was bugging me too, so now it's fixed. Thanks!
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    The two altcoins you should know(blog.alexsmith.io)

    2 points by aosmith 13y ago|0 comments
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    China: A frictionless transition to bitcoin(blog.alexsmith.io)

    3 points by aosmith 13y ago|6 comments
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    Bitcoin is undergoing deflation, not inflation.(blog.alexsmith.io)

    7 points by aosmith 13y ago|10 comments
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    http://www.xe.com/currency/sdg-sudanese-pound Bitcoin isn't perfect yet, just saying it is getting close to becoming a suitable replacement for the "worst" money in the world.
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    Bitcoin isn't "invisible" money. It's money that is secured by cryptography. A printed bitcoin wallet, a $1 bill and a $100 bill all have the same inherent value. Almost a third of the "developing world" has
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    Made an edit here, perhaps not the best but... Please let me know if you would like credit and I'll toss a back link in!
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    "Sic" generally means thus or therefore: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sic If wikipedia is wrong here please correct me!
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    (S)He's talking about an intraday total, not a single transaction.
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    Nope, and that's not my intention here. I want market prices to stabilize. Trying to artificially inflate the rate is counter-intuitive.
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    Thanks, I thought this was an extremely obvious assumption as well.
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    by aosmith 13y ago

    Are Sudanese Pounds and Iranian Rials real currencies in your mind? Agree 100% that bitcoin is not currently comparable to any first world currency.