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by jafaku 13y ago
Then I guess cash and gold have a fatal flaw too?
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by jafaku 13y ago
What's your problem with conspiracies? You seem to think it's synonym of "myth" or something like that. It's not, many conspiracies have actually happened (read some history) and continue to happen. Besides, he hasn
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by jafaku 13y ago
This is an hypothetical case, a thought experiment. I wasn't actually asking you to come to my country, don't worry child. So yeah, in this thought experiment I'm a prosecutor and I'm calling you a rapist. Would you or w
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by jafaku 13y ago
Do your research. What he is accused of is considered rape only in Sweden. It wouldn't be considered rape in the US, the UK, or any other country except that one.
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by jafaku 13y ago
It was some very specific sort of rape, but only in Sweden. In any other country it wouldn't be rape or anything else.
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by jafaku 13y ago
I say you raped me. Would you gladly come to my country to "answer questions"? If you don't, I will say you are a "conspiracy theorist" (whatever that means).
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by jafaku 13y ago
Agreed, the same fallacy is used by brainwashed soldiers and other people to defend wars. They say we wouldn't have the GPS, the Internet, canned food, etc., and that we shouldn't complain, and that it's ironic that we do it
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by jafaku 13y ago
He doesn't have to and obviously doesn't want to go to Sweden to answer any questions. Would you go to China to answer questions just because allegedly you have broken some ancient law about sex costumes during your last trip ther
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by jafaku 13y ago
They can't even run a forum.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Whatever excuse works for you for not lifting...
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by jafaku 13y ago
You don't like programmable money? Ok, I'll try to post more CSS tricks and startups drama to make you feel more comfortable.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Are you going to say why?
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by jafaku 13y ago
Yeah, through a centralized UK-based service. No thanks.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Bitcoin is programmable money, so I don't understand how there can be programmers who find it boring.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Oh great, another genius who has found a "fundamental flaw" in Bitcoin. sigh
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by jafaku 13y ago
I just removed the overlay with firebug :p But that's a great service, I didn't know I could use it without registering. I will use the bookmarklet from now on, thanks!
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by jafaku 13y ago
Thank you, but I can't afford an armoured truck. Instead, I can use its cryptographic equivalent for free.
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by jafaku 13y ago
That's like saying populations or startup stocks are broken. Do you think Facebook had a very smooth, progressive, and always upward growth? The stabilization comes at the end of the S curve. And Bitcoin isn't just a currency, it&
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by jafaku 13y ago
TL;DR: The author thinks using the browser in private mode is enough to avoid being tracked, or at least he wants us to think that. He also wants everybody to use the web in the same way he does.
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Bitcoin network surpasses 5 PH/s(i.imagebanana.com)
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by jafaku 13y ago
Japan didn't have "every substantial building destroyed" . But we can pretend you are funny if that's what you are into.
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by jafaku 13y ago
It's not just "destroyed buildings", like in a few military bases here and there. Read again.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Oh god. You think I haven't seen this? I swear, the Internet is doomed. All what kids can do now is copy/paste stupid phrases and feel good about it because they are in Wikipedia, and also get approval from other kids who don&#x27
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by jafaku 13y ago
> Never ascribe to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity. Do you seriously think you can just copy paste a phrase that sounded about right in certain context and reuse it everywhere?
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by jafaku 13y ago
And how did NK end up being that crazy? USA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_War#Bombing_North_Korea "As a result, almost every substantial building in North Korea was destroyed."
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by jafaku 13y ago
Think of the children!
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by jafaku 13y ago
When people say 4chan they usually mean "4chan users", so this is not very ironic IMO.
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by jafaku 13y ago
It's not a sign of danger in this case though, it's a sign of exponential adoption, which is exactly what's happening and is perfectly understandable for such a technological feat like Bitcoin. The same happened with many sta
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by jafaku 13y ago
I don't know why people keep asking this question, other than to try to sound smart or experienced without much effort. Yes, it's pretty damn different this time. Else tell me: when was the last time you saw a decentralized distri
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by jafaku 13y ago
It's not really a bubble (other than in the sense given to it in the article) and it's definitely not above the eventual equilibrium. The video explains it very well.

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