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571.
by eof 15y ago
two months
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by eof 15y ago
Killing two birds with one stone is laudable; but a fair, decentralized currency with a bird worth a stone by itself.
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by eof 15y ago
1. Do X. 2. Blog about doing X. 3. Your X is more valuable. 4. Profit fwiw, I have never mined a bitcoin.
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The source of currency and social inequality.(gd0t.com)
5 points by eof 15y ago|4 comments
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by eof 15y ago
I am so glad I am not upper management at Sony right now... heads must be rolling. Regardless of whether or not Sony can make it out of all this intact and actually fix the underlying problems in both their architecture and philosophy; I th
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by eof 15y ago
You could make the same argument for any strike though, and many of them have been successful.
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by eof 15y ago
I can't speak to how it usually works. I am just thinking about both of your positions and 25% of each and every month seems like a good deal on both sides. Of course this assumes you assume insignificant other costs for setting up a new c
578.
by eof 15y ago
The deal is much better/easier for you if you can do it all up front; maybe 100% of the first month? edit: oh, until they quit. I think if your sales are currently low and this person can deliver, something like 25% would be appropriate.
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by eof 15y ago
With this type of support for abolishing software patents from the people who write the software ; it seems we must be able to organize some sort of strike to just put an end to it immediately.
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by eof 15y ago
> https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade#Currency_exchange Additionally, glbse I believe will be open sourcing their server (the client is already open).
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by eof 15y ago
I was really just commenting on the technical side. From a technical standpoint bitcoins are far more convenient than checks; which have been successful by any measure. There is no reason there couldn't be a law that says "it is illegal to
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by eof 15y ago
People accept checks.. edit: When someone sends you a transaction, it registers more or less immediately. It is only the confirmations in the blockchain (that happen every ~10 minutes) that give you confidence that the coins were not dou
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Betting on Bitcoin: Fundamentals vs Technical Analysis(gd0t.com)
58 points by eof 15y ago|57 comments
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Bitcoin again reaches all time high (LGT full-history graph)(imgur.com)
1 points by eof 15y ago|0 comments
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by eof 15y ago
>A crackdown is comming soon unfortunately. Is that just conjecture or do you have some evidence? I hold bitcoin and expect it to prosper in time; I also expect a crackdown if it does succeed, but I would be very surprised to see anythi
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by eof 15y ago
Should be illegal.
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by eof 15y ago
If I can run a shell of my choice and feel my privacy is intact (for non google software stuff) it satisfies my needs as well.
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Is the blockchain technology used by bitcoin an invention?(stackoverflow.com)
9 points by eof 15y ago|0 comments
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by eof 15y ago
Clients need to download and verify the entire block chain; but they don't need to store the whole thing.
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by eof 15y ago
WHAT? I hope you are one of few that thinks it's morally wrong to do something that is illegal. Legality should reflect a subset of morality, not the other way around. The idea that you are morally obligated to follow unjust laws is absurd.
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by eof 15y ago
MagicalTux (the mtgox guy) was saying on IRC that it was ~60% from vietnam. However, that was from a seemingly 'previous round' so it may not be relevant.
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IP block list from the DDOS against mtgox (bitcoin exchange)(paste.pocoo.org)
16 points by eof 15y ago|9 comments
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by eof 15y ago
The guy running mtgox says it's an actual ddos.
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by eof 15y ago
I say that explicitly: "Whether it is actually giving insight or not (it could definitely be some idiosyncratic interaction that lsd is having with your brain to make you see things in a certain way); it's at the very least fun, and can hav
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by eof 15y ago
Right; you shouldn't be writing bash scripts while tripping :) I was just giving an example many people here would be familiar with so I could actually go through examples of each 'new level.' The whole thinking pattern goes on over and ov
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by eof 15y ago
Right; I definitely don't recommend tripping and trying to code :) Or the woods, or a psychedelic show in the woods :)
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by eof 15y ago
Let me chime in here with some personal experience. I am pretty much addicted to marijuana in terms of working and enjoying it. That is, I don't really enjoy programming nearly as much compared to when I am a bit baked. Mind you, I can wo
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by eof 15y ago
hencq; right so my point is. Why is this conspiracy drivel? I am looking at it, and it looks to me like it is not just fake, but blatantly fake to the point where anyone else would look at it and see the same thing as me. But I am not an ex
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by eof 15y ago
I am asking more generally about why it was killed, because from what I see it is huge fucking news; so I am wondering if I am missing something.
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by eof 15y ago
Let me answer your question with a question: Is it completely unlikely that having a large stash of bitcoin is going to be useful to them? I think the answer is a resounding 'no.' If it put myself in their shoes, with unlimited resources,

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