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by glomph 13y ago
There are several. Electrum is the most popular desktop one.
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by glomph 13y ago
It isn't a new one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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by glomph 13y ago
It is allowed. No one forced him to step down. They just expressed their own opinions.
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by glomph 13y ago
I always thought it was an opportunity for cheap marketing..
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by glomph 13y ago
Isn't the Lumia 625 is quite a bit more expensive?
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by glomph 13y ago
Still basically nothing when compared with dumbphones which can last weeks.
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by glomph 13y ago
Most people (I hope) were only commenting on the title being misleading and not trying to ridicule you or the presentation.
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by glomph 13y ago
That is certainly not the case everywhere in the UK. Many humanities departments cannot afford to have enough copies of all the set texts. Also many Science departments insist on the newest editions of books which the library will not stock
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by glomph 13y ago
Sure. That other thing is self improvement, looking for normal employment and helping their family / community or whatever else they think is important. In other words it is a basic income for the unemployed...
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by glomph 13y ago
Or you could raise taxes on the wealthy...
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by glomph 13y ago
That is still a pretty small amount given the other amounts of money being discussed in the budget.
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by glomph 13y ago
I find it hilarious that you name the exact model of laptop.
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by glomph 13y ago
They claim to take into account marital status, education and income.
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by glomph 13y ago
In the UK we have https://www.writetothem.com/ which allows you to easily contact your own MPS/MEPS. I guess it is a shame it isn't more widely available.
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by glomph 13y ago
This idea actually predates bitcoin which I think is interesting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashcash
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by glomph 13y ago
>He didn't get anything wrong. Seriously? I wouldn't say this about anyone.
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by glomph 13y ago
Because it is trivial for anyone who wants to sample a swarm to get a new IP address.
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by glomph 13y ago
Wouldn't that be trivial to detect for their spam filters?
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by glomph 13y ago
Heh this is what bitcoinaverage.com used to look like.
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by glomph 13y ago
Beets predates beats. Not sure that matters though.
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by glomph 13y ago
>'Out of life's school of war: What does not destroy me, makes me stronger.' The original maxim is in the first person which seems to imply it should be considered an expression of a personal mantra (or indeed maxim) rathe
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by glomph 13y ago
I always liked http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fKBhvDjuy0
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by glomph 13y ago
1 is the zeroth power of 3
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by glomph 13y ago
Do you have any reason other than their own claim at credibility to trust this random blog on the internet?
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by glomph 13y ago
or mtgox-otc if you don't want to pay fees to a third party.
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by glomph 13y ago
Is it insane to speculate that pressure is coming from government agencies? In a talk at Fosdem Poul-Henning Kamp talks about the pretty insane timeline with skype and how much it potentially benefited the NSA. http://youtu.be&#x
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by glomph 13y ago
Part of what makes the 'difficulty' difficult is the energy cost. If you lose that you lose some of the safety of the network.
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by glomph 13y ago
Lots of my friends use it for group messaging instead of text messages (in the UK). That it has traction is its feature.
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by glomph 13y ago
Some of the best writing of course breaks rules on gradable adjectives though.
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by glomph 13y ago
I think this varies a lot depending on which english speaking communities you are in and your tone of voice. Personally I often say something was pretty good and mean it as quite high praise or at least better than I expected. I think (hope

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