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by cdash 13y ago
They could set up a torrent as well and almost assuredly people will seed it full time on servers.
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by cdash 13y ago
I think bitcoin is at a price right now that people should be pricing things in milibitcoin which would put each mBTC at about .8 dollars. Edit: This includes whatever you use to view your wallet and send coins with. Your wallet should di
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by cdash 13y ago
Kind of sounds like bitcoin.
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by cdash 13y ago
To be honest they don't even have to actually do it, if they so much as just announced that they were going to do it is probably enough to cause a panic sell utterly destroying any chance bitcoin has because so many people would be bur
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by cdash 13y ago
Yeah, I would bet that credit card fraud with chargebacks is probably more likely than the double spend scenario so it would make sense for a company just not care about verifying.
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by cdash 13y ago
Not for me.
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by cdash 13y ago
Then when I check to see if it is illegal do I get arrested?
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by cdash 13y ago
The public at large doesn't really give a shit if some developers, architects, or consultants want to send a message by deleting their google accounts and refusing to use google services.
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by cdash 13y ago
You don't know the usernames of the tens of thousands of people you "communicated" with in those communities either.
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by cdash 13y ago
This is the problem I ran into, I originally enabled it think it was great and the next day promptly disabled it because of this.
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by cdash 13y ago
Why bother?
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by cdash 13y ago
I am not having that problem, after the first load it is instant for me.
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by cdash 13y ago
Which is a pretty big deal imo considering Voroni goes from 3.3 fps with 1 thread to 12 fps with 8 threads on my laptop with an intel quad core with hyperthreading.
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by cdash 13y ago
Yes, they are but I am saying the cells are in their own mini compartments. Think of like a ship has compartments to keep the entire thing from flooding if it is breached. At least that is how I have understood it to be. Obviously this d
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by cdash 13y ago
I am pretty sure the cells are compartmentalized so I would assume what happened was a slow process of each compartment heating up to a threshold eventually causing a chain reaction.
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by cdash 13y ago
No thanks, I am fine.
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by cdash 13y ago
Its possible this exists for all cars but I am not aware that the data has been given for Tesla but it almost assuredly exists with their cars reporting home all the time.
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by cdash 13y ago
Another datapoint from Tesla blog if you don't think they are making their numbers up is that they had a rate of 1 fire in 100 million miles driven at the time of the first fire caused by debris. Not adding to the total miles driven s
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by cdash 13y ago
You have a point with the old and disrepair but fatal accidents is a bad classifier because what proof do you have that fatal accidents of other cars are fatal accidents of a model S and by fatal I am assuming you mean fatal not due the fir
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by cdash 13y ago
"While there are an average of 150,000 car fires in the U.S. each year." Straight from the article.
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by cdash 13y ago
His point is price means nothing except in the context of how many shares there are, but yet the amount of shares is never talked about only the price. 200 shares at 100 dollars means nothing but 1 million shares at 100 dollars means much
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by cdash 13y ago
As a kid, weed is easier to get than alcohol. Heroin might be less common but only because its not as popular.
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by cdash 13y ago
I don't know anything about UK investment in India but remittances are not international aid, that is money earned by foreign workers.
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by cdash 13y ago
I have a hard time using word because it always tries to fight what I am trying to do. It is a complicated piece of software that requires quite a bit of time investment to actually understand how everything works.
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by cdash 13y ago
Just like thousands of other words that are not words in the english language, they become a word through use.
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by cdash 13y ago
Native Client
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by cdash 13y ago
The thing about quantitative easing is that it is not producing much if any inflation and that is because it is not the same thing as printing money as so many people like to call it and distributing it to everyone in the US. This is mainly
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by cdash 13y ago
Yes, it does. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/17/Estimated... I don't know where an up to date image is but that goes to 2008.
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by cdash 13y ago
They are DARPA research projects, it doesn't surprise me at all that we have not seen anything deployed yet as it simply isn't ready yet. DARPA focuses on far out research.
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by cdash 13y ago
Are you using a percentage growth as your measurement or an absolute value because I can guarantee you that if you are using a percentage value this is not true.

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