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by jafaku 13y ago
> Doge is the only one I'm aware of that departs from the bitcoin model. It's not. Maybe you should try to get informed a bit before sharing your opinions based on whatever meme you saw on reddit.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Please stop spamming your copycoin. Doge offers nothing new other than the picture of a dog. If you think more coins is better (whatever that means, for an infinitely divisible currency), you might as well just used Infinitecoin or whatever
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by jafaku 13y ago
Bitcoin is a technological breakthrough, you are just being ignorant about it.
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by jafaku 13y ago
It's not broken, it's working as intended.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Many judges have already said Bitcoin is money.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Do you really need to access all your coins instantly from multiple places? The worst thing about this is that you are probably recommending this scheme to everyone else.
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by jafaku 13y ago
If you store your bitcoins in random website created by rails/mongo hipsters, you are doing it wrong. Use cold storage, for Satoshi's sake.
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by jafaku 13y ago
No joke, genius. By innate what we mean is that we should agree to protect them no matter where the person happened to be born. You sound like a sociopath, unable to grasp this concept that is intuitive for everyone else.
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by jafaku 13y ago
It looks exactly the opposite for me. People realizing work is slavery, and that they were only given a little freedom to prevent revolts, and the Reptilians are giving us techniques to continue working no matter what. They tell us if we ca
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by jafaku 13y ago
And? I'm talking about innate rights, and you keep trying to find where the government gave you those rights. You are the worst American ever.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Ok it's in the declaration of independence, but congrats for being a smartass: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that
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by jafaku 13y ago
You seem to have skipped the most important part in your constitution: Human rights don't come from a piece of paper, they are not given to you by a government. They are innate. If you really are an American, you will stop with the who
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by jafaku 13y ago
Nobody gave the power to the politicians, except previous politicians.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Couldn't you make the same trollish comment about any human right? Say we are talking about your right to not be tortured. Would you be able to provide a "citation" in your defense? What would be an acceptable source in you
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by jafaku 13y ago
You are right, I got the wrong dude.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Nobody said it was easy (other than you just now).
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by jafaku 13y ago
There isn't really any development team comparable to that of Bitcoin in a different coin. Things that get fixed in Bitcoin are not fixed in other coins. But if another coin happens to fix something, it will be fixed in Bitcoin too. Ty
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by jafaku 13y ago
> maybe we need to make it easier to move money from wallet to wallet, from wallet to "hard" currencies and back Thank you Captian Obvious!
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by jafaku 13y ago
I guess your comment is horrible financial advice too then.
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by jafaku 13y ago
> impending cap Seems like every American is going to have trouble with this, since they are not taught how to use decimals and powers of ten. The rest of the world will do just fine using mBTC and uBTC.
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by jafaku 13y ago
No coin is immune to this. What, you thought other coins had their own code? Nope, they are all just a copy/paste of Bitcoin's code. Specifically Dogecoin was "coded" (copy/pasted) in a Friday night, according to it
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by jafaku 13y ago
If by "stable" you mean "they are so small that no one will even bother attacking them"... http://imgur.com/0kcORBm
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by jafaku 13y ago
To give you an example, after having programmed for years with PHP and Javascript, having learned many design patterns, and mastered a few frameworks, I picked up Ruby and RoR for one particular project and didn't have any major troubl
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by jafaku 13y ago
Are you serious?
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by jafaku 13y ago
Seriously OP, why would you put the end in the title?
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by jafaku 13y ago
Private money is obviously not the problem in those cases. It's like saying "Not everyone has such glowing memories of gold", and you link an article that talks about inhumane working conditions in gold mines.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Read the Bitcoin FAQ to learn a bit of what it is and how it works and why it can't be stopped. From your username I deduce that you haven't done so yet. Also, it's not what "I think happened", just history. That sn
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by jafaku 13y ago
Each exchange has its own circumstances that are reflected on the price. For example, it used to be difficult to get fiat into BTC-e, hence the price there was lower than the average (sell your BTC cheap now, or wait until someone wants to
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by jafaku 13y ago
This is no different than gold coins. And it doesn't matter what "people are used to", they will still see value in it eventually, just like they did for thousands of years before the central banks took over and started messi
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by jafaku 13y ago
Isn't it the same with PHP? And probably other languages too.

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