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by dcc1 13y ago
So was Ireland, were not doing too bad now, thank you
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by dcc1 13y ago
wtf is facecash?
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by dcc1 13y ago
Bitcoin is Paypal biggest threat, Paypal have been ruthless in closing any accounts of anyone attempting to buy or sell bitcoins And of course Paypal suffers from same problem as credit cards of chargeback and fraud
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by dcc1 13y ago
Yes they do but for exchanges list MTgox is first for merchant services MTgox is also first despite being barely used when compared to bitpay or coinbase
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by dcc1 13y ago
Its just a shameless attempt to advertise mtgox, who by now pretty much pissed off everyone in the bitcoin community with their crap. Remember it was mtgox who caused the last crash and have since continued to screw users while getting into
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by dcc1 13y ago
Do you remember when computers used to take whole rooms and apparently "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons." and "There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home." Now iam replying to t
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by dcc1 13y ago
1. Inrtoduction I stopped reading there...
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by dcc1 13y ago
Is that right someone transferred millions with 0 fees? cheapskates :D
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by dcc1 13y ago
Buy amazon.com giftcards and buy stuff on amazon, gyft.com and gc4btc.com sell them
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by dcc1 13y ago
btc-e does https://btc-e.com/
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by dcc1 13y ago
You would think an 8billion dollar business would be able to afford a server or two (or datacenter or two) and not be reliant completely on someone else
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by dcc1 13y ago
Downvoted? really? for pointing out a huge problem with Dropbox business model?
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by dcc1 13y ago
Considering that Dropbox are completely dependant on Amazon for their service and overnight Amazon could sink them "ooops your instances just got deleted, oops" 8 billion is a bit of a joke Now if they owned their own equipment i
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by dcc1 13y ago
Server and computer parts on amazon, loads of them
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by dcc1 13y ago
It is not bitcoin that is susceptible to heists, the protocol is rock solid! Its websites coded by script kiddies such as inputs.io by an under 18 Australian who ignore security and then get hacked (or more likely do a runner with the coins
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by dcc1 13y ago
I have had bad experiences with Hetzner in past, there are many better providers out there I do not understand why people use them and their cheap desktop based servers and minimal support (even if hardware breaks and you can prove it they
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by dcc1 13y ago
Its 470$ on bitstamp, please ignore mtgox rate, that site is unusable
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by dcc1 13y ago
its not too far behind paypal already and growing rapidly in use http://coinometrics.com/bitcoin/btix
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by dcc1 13y ago
I learned along time ago that you can either write "perfect code" or you can write "pragmatic code" guess which ones wastes less time and puts more bread on table? I started a long time ago in college with procedural see
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by dcc1 13y ago
Wow, i wonder if bitcoin can be integrated into this somehow
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by dcc1 13y ago
Ehm no thank you, not all of us want to give away such information for personal projects, there are many reasons for people wanting to register domains privately (beside spammers harvesting whois)
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by dcc1 13y ago
What are you talking about?
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by dcc1 13y ago
See the comment above comparing Paypal vs Bitcoin to Microsoft vs Linux in the long run (10 years) either bitcoin or bitcoinlike replacement is going to trash Paypal in same manner that Linux, android etc is trashing Microsoft now, yes Micr
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by dcc1 13y ago
Who cares about Paypal? they have screwed so many people and companies one has to wonder how they get away with it and still are in business Bitcoin (or bitcoinlike replacement) is the future and the most interesting thing to come out (Tech
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by dcc1 13y ago
Any startup that wants to depend on Paypal in any shape or form is only setting up itself for a disaster and world of hurt Paypal are the scum of the scum, with the most clueless customer support, they act like a bank but are not a bank (we
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by dcc1 13y ago
Oh ok, its just not very clear unlike twilio edit: those api docs are as clear as mud, no example on how to receive an SMS
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by dcc1 13y ago
No possibility of receiving SMS?
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by dcc1 13y ago
Its a great IDE, but they don't accept bitcoin so their loss
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by dcc1 13y ago
Whats surprising is that PayPal didnt close his account as soon as such a sum arrived
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by dcc1 13y ago
When was this written, both Silk Road and Liberty Reserve have been closed rendering this rather useless

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