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by dan1234 13y ago
I bought 0.1BTC last Wednesday for £25.85. I thought I might have overpaid for it but, at the time of writing, it's now worth around £40.
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by dan1234 13y ago
If the keys are stored at Coinbase and the app is just using APIs to talk back to the site, is there anything the app was doing that couldn't be replicated through a mobile website?
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MI6 spy Gareth Williams ‘probably an accident’, police say(bbc.co.uk)
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Samsung, Nokia say they don’t know how to track a powered-down phone(arstechnica.com)
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Indian Mars mission hit by snag(bbc.co.uk)
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IOS Dev Weekly - Free weekly iOS development newsletter (iosdevweekly.com)
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by dan1234 13y ago
They replace the cockroach's antennae with the electronics, which are used to send fake information to the cockroach's brain. This was actually featured on HN back when this project was on kickstarter.
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Nokia pursues HTC sales ban in UK after patent victory(bbc.co.uk)
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Google launches build-your-own-phone project Ara(bbc.co.uk)
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by dan1234 13y ago
The UK issues both passports and photographic driving licences. Most people will have at least one of those.
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by dan1234 13y ago
GopherBrowse is actually free in the AppStore. No pittance required, small or otherwise.
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by dan1234 13y ago
For iOS, there's GopherBrowse[0] [0] http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/gopherbrowse/id478840815
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by dan1234 13y ago
The coating on modern glossy displays does prevent a lot of the glare, they're not as much of a problem now.
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by dan1234 13y ago
Does this mean revenue is also about to plummet as the spammers realise OVH isn't working for them?
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Modifly converts CSV datasets into JSON, on the fly.(modifly.co)
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by dan1234 13y ago
It's not an exchange (more of an escrow), and I've not used it but https://bitbargain.co.uk looks OK. They make the right noises regarding security and the prices seem reasonable.
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Hunt is on for Newcastle ‘Google campus’ style base(prolificnorth.co.uk)
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I'd say the PCIe SSD, quad-core Xeon, dual FirePro graphics & 12GB ECC RAM are going to add up. Of course, not everyone needs all of those things.
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Blue glowing 'starpath' could be the future of street lighting(telegraph.co.uk)
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ENG prof corkscrews light to move more data faster(bu.edu)
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by dan1234 13y ago
The UK police[0] define identity theft as when personal details are stolen and identity fraud as when those details are used to commit fraud. http://www.actionfraud.police.uk/fraud_protection/identity_f...
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by dan1234 13y ago
Do you find there's any language barrier or have you picked up the language?
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by dan1234 13y ago
Haven't they just simply acquired one of the popular 3rd party RDP clients and rebranded it? http://www.macworld.com/article/2053689/microsoft-taps-itap-...
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by dan1234 13y ago
It hasn't been updated in a while, but CoRD has been my goto RDP client for a long time. http://cord.sourceforge.net
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by dan1234 13y ago
(Very OT) Wow, test.com actually have a patent for "Internet test-making" http://www.google.com/patents/US6513042
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by dan1234 13y ago
bitbargain certainly seems to be a step in the right direction. I guess being an escrow service allows them to skip a lot of the legal work involved in setting up an exchange. Are their prices set very much higher than the 'going rate&
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by dan1234 13y ago
I don't think the RPi could be much more than a status monitor for connected ASICs. The Pi's CPU is capable of around 0.2MHashes/sec at 3.75W[0] whereas even a weedy USB ASIC such as the BitForce SC 5Gh/s is capable of 5
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by dan1234 13y ago
The last time my interest was piqued I found it so difficult to buy them in the UK (looked like the best way was to wire some money so someone in France…) that I gave up.
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HTC fingerprint phone unveiled early(bbc.co.uk)
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Facebook to liquid cool servers in order to aid overclocking(theregister.co.uk)
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