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by bfuller 9y ago
Sounds a lot similar to young people in the west
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by bfuller 9y ago
I am not renewing. Turns out I prefer watching movies at home.
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by bfuller 9y ago
the app requires a surprising amount of permissions also
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by bfuller 9y ago
You have leftover guac? That is some extreme self control.
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by bfuller 9y ago
Reminds me so much of Mt Gox
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by bfuller 9y ago
there was a huge spread between the price of bitcoin on the exchanges. i also distinctly remember people sending money to mt gox LONG after every mention of them on the internet was followed by angry people calling them a scam.
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by bfuller 9y ago
No. I will be furious if they come to dallas, and I have a feeling they will.
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by bfuller 9y ago
The person I responded to said they believed in one year the market would have entirely imploded.
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by bfuller 9y ago
Why don't you short bitcoin then?
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by bfuller 9y ago
I disagree. No one has ever lost bitcoins from keeping them in cold storage with multi sig keys distributed in safety deposit boxes. Literally no one. Its secure.
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by bfuller 9y ago
Are you forgetting the fact that it went from 2000 to 11000 in a matter of months?
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by bfuller 9y ago
>Also, Bitcoin is 15x more expensive than gold to store securely: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bitcoin-15-times-more-expensi... . This is only the case for this particular trust fund. You can secure your coins for
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by bfuller 9y ago
I disagree with this point. While the facts about the amount of bitcoin being lost are true, if someone is properly motivated to learn how to do things correctly, and large amounts of money can definitely be motivating, you can be very conf
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by bfuller 9y ago
Agreed, if galleries had to list their prices it would be better. Although eventually they would just start colluding and we would be in the same place.
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by bfuller 9y ago
The high priced art market definitely has negative effects on culture. When something is sold for $100m it stops being about whatever the art represents and just becomes about how expensive it is.
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by bfuller 9y ago
Same. We have come so far culturally from the 90s that we actually have our own urban environment. I don't want to see it watered down when we are just getting something so good.
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by bfuller 9y ago
ha I remember your site
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by bfuller 9y ago
a burger is flavorless comparatively.
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by bfuller 9y ago
What could cause such an event? Would coinbase going insolvent cause everything to crash beyond repair? What if satoshi appeared and dumped his entire stake? That is probably the worst case scenario I can think of.
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by bfuller 9y ago
If you live in a tech hub there are plenty of restaurants etc that will take crypto. There are dentists and doctors that take it now.
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by bfuller 9y ago
I have noticed an issue since grtting a chromecast this Christmas but i cant say for sure its causing the issue
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by bfuller 9y ago
"con(vict) college" is a popular term in the USA too
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by bfuller 9y ago
You are lucky to get 2000 calories a day
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by bfuller 9y ago
My college has had a food pantry for the past 20+ years
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by bfuller 9y ago
It's true. Archaeological artifacts are just pieces of culture.
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by bfuller 9y ago
Anyone who can read the white paper could figure that out
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by bfuller 9y ago
Move to Europe
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by bfuller 9y ago
If I recall correctly Germany offers diamorphine opoid maintenance programs. Get daily injections of heroin under medical supervision. Sounds heavenly honestly.
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by bfuller 9y ago
Easier. All you need is a hole in the ground, some compost, and the sun.
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by bfuller 9y ago
Cryptsy was a middleman, he specifically covered this case. Bitcoin never got hacked.

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