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13y ago
Kickstarter is only 5%... though Amazon payments is also 3%-5%. I hope the 10% isn't before payment fees.
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13y ago
This is a great article. Thanks for the post. I'll be sharing it around.
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13y ago
WC3 is one of my favorite games of all time. Everything was done so well in that game, for its time.
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13y ago
Don't forget, merchants also pay a premium in their fees for every transaction.
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13y ago
Really small transactions (eg the reddit bitcoin tipbot, small website donations, payment for content) for one. iTunes tries it aggregate transactions to lower credit card fees, with bitcoin, you wouldn't need to do that.
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13y ago
Their gluster server offering also uses XFS, so probably for support reasons, they saw XFS had better long term support for both sets of users.
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13y ago
Yeah, don't see any real advantages over Owncloud.
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13y ago
Plus miners get them transaction fees.
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13y ago
Also, bitcoin is already -much- better at moving money around the world. 8 cents for a bitcoin transfer or the 45 dollar wire transfer?
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13y ago
I think this guy doesn't get that money is just an efficient way to trade debt. The reason other currencies have failed is that they haven't been as efficient, and also have been illegal. Crytocurrency may end up being more effici
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13y ago
Buy a pizza.
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13y ago
There were a number of answers, but if you actually work out the math, outside of big jumps where one exchange may be moving too fast for people doing arbitrage, with all the fees and transfer costs, the prices work out to be about the same
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13y ago
1.2 trillion in physical currency. You want the M2 number ( http://www.tradingeconomics.com/united-states/money-supply-m... ) which is about 11 trillion. So about another order of magnitude there.
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13y ago
NoScript is giving me XSS errors on sign up over HTTPS, FYI.
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13y ago
And yet... http://www.dolekemp96.org/agenda/issues/taxcuts.htm
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13y ago
I'm not sure how this is a particularly different policy from any mega-corporation. I've never seen any great support on online forums from the company in question. If you're having a wi-fi problem, follow the company's
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13y ago
And Bernie Sanders.
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13y ago
The Keyboard is pretty terrible. Several of my apps just don't launch, (Here, Notes off the top of my head), apps crash pretty regularly (reddit pretty often). Reception isn't the best and it drops calls pretty regularly on me.
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13y ago
How would you say you guys compare to Flickr which offers 1TB? I've tried your service out here and there, but not sure where the value was compared to an iPhoto/Lightroom library in dropbox/gdrive/etc or to flickr'
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13y ago
It's not cheap, but SecureCRT is a fantastic terminal app.
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13y ago
Yeah, the title should be, "Although Google Maps remains a popular iOS app, Apple Maps commands a wide lead over Google Maps in overall usage statistics". Apple Maps still gets me lost on a regular basis in major cities.
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13y ago
Or they win a bunch of stuff on a gameshow, but can't pay for the taxes on the "income".
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13y ago
I'd hoped HN would have a larger vocab, but alas.
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13y ago
Vocabulary people, learn it. Geez.
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13y ago
It’s free up to 5GB? That seems...niggardly.
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14y ago
Bitcasa actually is pretty good, surprisingly, if you have lots of small files or good bandwidth. The clients are pretty buggy still though. I can stream mp3s from my home cable connection but videos and images are -pretty- delayed. It'd be