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by epaga 13y ago
Wow, thank you SO much for sharing these numbers. It seems to me a huge part of your success was due to you picking a niche (Montessori) with weak(ish) competition and making a high-quality product in that niche, would you agree with that a
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Additional Sources Confirm China’s Payment Processor Ban(coindesk.com)
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Finextra: European Banking Authority warns on Bitcoin risk; ponders regulation(finextra.com)
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OS X 11 concept inspired by iOS 7(ajambrosino.com)
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by epaga 13y ago
don't know anything about fallout coming to mobile (though you'd think it'd just be a matter of time), but baldur's gate is already out on ipad and baldur's gate ii is coming soon.
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by epaga 13y ago
Pro-suicide is tame compared to many of the subreddits out there. If you're curious, do NOT click the links in this collection but rather read the reactions of people who did. (I am serious). http://www.reddit.com/r&#x2
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by epaga 13y ago
We crossed the line of "real life satire" a long time ago, at this point any new revelation seems to be unnecessary: at this point, it's obvious the NSA needs a hard reboot. That there was no one who had the guts to say &quot
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by epaga 13y ago
Here is a human-made translation of the actual notice: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1s5hzl/my_human_tra... Seems far less dramatic than would justify the price correction we are seeing...
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by epaga 13y ago
*euphemism
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by epaga 13y ago
This is one of those articles where I more or less agree with the author's content but absolutely detest the tone and style in which he makes his point. He could have easily made the same point with far more calm and eloquence - why th
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by epaga 13y ago
Here's what I would love to see some day and am quite sure I don't (yet) have the clout to pull off myself: A recommendation engine which points me to articles espousing opposite views to my own but which are rated highly in terms
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by epaga 13y ago
Shamir's paper was a very cautiously formulated guess at a connection he thought he had made. It was anything but a legal argument that would hold any water in court. This blog post is pure FUD nonsense. How it ended up on the HN front
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China Telecom accepting Bitcoin for a Samsung phone promotion(translate.google.com)
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by epaga 13y ago
Interesting, a mod removed my referral URL (which I disclosed as being a referral URL). I'm absolutely fine with that, just wondering what the rules are re: referral URLs since other comments seem to be posting them without issues...
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by epaga 13y ago
In case you are European, I can highly recommend bitcoin.de for hassle-free, legit buying and selling of Bitcoin. Similar to Coinbase, they're less a day-trading platform and more a place to buy and sell Bitcoin within a few days. They
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by epaga 13y ago
Just got whooped 11-2 against someone who knew what he was doing. Easily the most fun I've had losing 11-2 in anything ever.
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by epaga 13y ago
No, you simply hold down the key you want. No mashing. I have been easily beating guys who seem to be hitting the keys as quickly as possible.
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by epaga 13y ago
The "help" button explains it pretty well, I thought - in a sense it's "perpetual" Rock Paper Scissors. Q beats W, W beats E, E beats Q. As you hold down one of those keys, if the other guy is holding down a key tha
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by epaga 13y ago
Actually just ordered out this evening, bought my family of 6 dinner (sushi, etc.) for 0.046 BTC at http://lieferservice.de which supports hundreds of restaurants throughout Germany. We keep an "order out" Bitcoin budg
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by epaga 13y ago
To chime in here, one of the largest sites for ordering out in Germany, lieferservice.de, accepts Bitcoin. They have hundreds of participating restaurants. Here's a picture of the food on our table, paid with Bitcoin: https:/&#x2
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by epaga 13y ago
I think the only way it might have a chance of working is the fact that the (well-known, "legit", and large) gambling site SatoshiDice works almost the same way - you send it bitcoin and it sends you back either your winnings or a
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by epaga 13y ago
Correlates with about a 5-7 day delay due to needing verification before you can purchase. In other words: now is a pretty good time to buy before the crowd arrives that juts heard about bitcoin because of the Senate hearing...
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Google Trend for "Buy Bitcoin" over last 90 days(google.com)
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by epaga 13y ago
In a sense, knowing about Bitcoin in those early days and not buying any at all was a monetary bet. A very costly one.
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by epaga 13y ago
Seems like this company should be an insta-cquire for Apple any day now. They display Apple's core values more than any other company I know (outside of Apple). Since it's Bluetooth it seems to be a great way to get probably close
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by epaga 13y ago
One more thing to add in: If you're in Germany (and are not an American citizen), I highly recommend bitcoin.de for buying/selling bitcoins. Super smooth, very legit, plus they are working with a real bank. https://www.
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Fork My Religion: solve the problem of poorly thought out belief systems(forkmyreligion.com)
1 points by epaga 13y ago|0 comments
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by epaga 13y ago
Pretty impressive for my first try. iPad - cool -> Windows Phone
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by epaga 13y ago
"What matters isn't whether the top stopped spinning; what matters is that Cobb didn't bother to find out." Exactly.
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Twitter and iOS 5(ios.twitter.com)
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