broolstoryco

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by broolstoryco 12y ago
> Honestly it looks like something Samsung or Sony might turn out. As does the iPhone 6 edit: and this is coming from quite the apple fanboy
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
Exactly what proxy would allow to appear to be using my IP address?
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
I found my email there, but the first two letters are of a password that I have never used with gmail (it is a disposable password i use for uniportant sites)
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
Earnings are profits, profits are retained in the company. A simple look at the P/E ratio tells you very little without understanding the broader context.
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
> The rest of the conspiracy nonsense in the article is pretty silly and stupid, honestly. Was also surprised to read something like this on Krebs
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
> 2. Know which ISP the user is on How easy would it be to do this (even with JS on)?
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
Im a bit surprised that that thing fit under all the bridges on the Danube
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
i think you mean 100 BTC
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
I have also had this issue and turning off HW acceleration solved it.
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
Here is a better thread http://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/2ayenj/press...
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
"In order for SocialCoin to work, we need to figure out a way to create a decentralized ID system that doesn’t rely on government ... This is currently an unsolved problem ... The user would set an appointment with 3-5 agents individua
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
What would you recommend as introductory reading to a person interested in market microstructure and market making? (Background in finance and programming)
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
Ah yes, the good old days when software extortionists demanded cash in parking lots. To me Bitcoin seems much older than it actually is.
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
No, it does not. You would essentially just be gambling on the price.
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
For me this page freezes Firefox (FF 30 Win 7) and bloats its memory usage by about 300mb. What it is doing on the top of the frontpage is beyond me.
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
I didnt mean to imply they are restricted to Bitstamp.
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
Coinbase has an account on bitstamp where they hedge their net position. In times of high demand for btc, it sometimes happens that they run out of fiat on bitstamp and cannot process orders instantly.
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
Lost in court > We stopped returning calls from his office. We ignored requests... we simply ignored the situation and continued to grow our business. Really?
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
"By the time the bank realized the money was missing, the hackers had laundered it through so many accounts it became untraceable." How is that even possible?
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
> By definition, half of all homes cost less than the median. That's not what median means
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
What are the implications for Bitcoin?
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
it would totally wipe the order books of all the major exchanges. Hopefully they will be sold privately.
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
Many anarchists are also ok with contract enforcement
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
opsec 0/10
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
u mad?
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by broolstoryco 12y ago
As someone currently in Paris: god damn it!
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by broolstoryco 13y ago
This is an april fools joke. Im really getting sick of them.
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by broolstoryco 13y ago
I am familiar with timing attacks. The thought of someone attempting to apply it over the internet to verify whether an email is registered on a dating site seems laughable.
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by broolstoryco 13y ago
Im sceptical of this. My email was not published anywhere with regards to bitcoin or coinbase, I receive relatively little spam, yet I received 4 of these messages.
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by broolstoryco 13y ago
Not sure if sarcasm..

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