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by josu 6y ago
I'm pretty sure that where OP's head is there isn't good enough wifi signal to watch Netflix.
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by josu 6y ago
Given that they could halt the rollout of the vaccine at any point, it makes sense to approve ASAP to get all bureaucratic burdens out of the way, and concurrently analyze the situation. Not saying that this is the case though. For example,
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by josu 6y ago
The protocol can't, but the network can. https://discuss.ipfs.io/t/mirror-of-sci-hub-in-ipfs/1613
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by josu 6y ago
Yeah, and the fact that they've already decided to blacklist sci-hub. https://discuss.ipfs.io/t/mirror-of-sci-hub-in-ipfs/1613
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by josu 6y ago
It sure works for sectors with a high entry cost. It doesn't work so well when entry barriers are almost non-existent.
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by josu 6y ago
>This mixer was penalized for running an unlicensed MSB. In addition to laundering money. But they were charged with money laundering too. "COUNT ONE (Conspiracy To Launder Monetary Instruments)" https://www.justice.
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by josu 6y ago
Meanwhile the latest Call of Duty doesn't fit in a 256GB SSD. https://www.gamespot.com/articles/cod-modern-warfare-doesnt-...
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by josu 6y ago
If you want to learn more about the US judicial and prison system you should listen to the third season of Serial. >Serial is heading back to court. This time, in Cleveland. Not for one extraordinary case; instead, Serial wanted to tackl
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by josu 6y ago
Cars and Cellphone service sectors are heavily regulated. Textbooks are not regulated. There is more to it than just "more regulations". Also regulation doesn't necessarily have to come from the government, for example, the A
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by josu 6y ago
>For $10 you can get Dropbox (2 TB) data, so I dunno if saving that $5 is worth it in this case. You get the Linux client, and far more reliability in every aspect. For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite tri
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by josu 6y ago
Yeah, same issue with Nobel inventing the dynamite. Just because some people are going to use it for unethical purposes, it doesn't mean that we have to stop the advance of science and technology. Besides, it seems that Bitcoin was ine
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by josu 6y ago
Disney World is Disney's private property and they can choose the rules while you are there. An iPhone is your private property, not Apple's, and yet they choose what you can do with it.
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by josu 6y ago
It seems that they mixed the stolen bitcoins with bitcoins that they withdrew from Coinbase. So law enforcement probably knew who they were from day 1. I feel that this is the time it took them to put together a case. https://twi
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by josu 6y ago
It is more private than Chrome. And full privacy probably doesn't exist.
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by josu 6y ago
That link didn't work for me. This one did though: https://www.amazon.com/gp/profile/amzn1.account.AHMHNR4MRTDL...
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by josu 6y ago
Too many confounders.
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by josu 7y ago
Something similar occurs to crypto exchanges. They go down during days with extremely high volatility. During Q4 2017 most of the crypto exchanges were fighting hard to stay online, sometimes in precarious conditions, sometimes with executi
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by josu 7y ago
Seems like WSB is leaking.
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by josu 7y ago
Canada: 97% US: 85% https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conviction_rate
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by josu 7y ago
The problem seems to be the lack of evidence about his death.
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by josu 7y ago
2017 >Mod Note (Andy): top 50 posts of 2017, this one ranks #1 (based on # of silver bananas)
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by josu 7y ago
Jack Dorsey. Most of the PayPal mafia.
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by josu 7y ago
Bitcoin's software development could completely freeze right now, and it would still be useful. Most other projects require constant upgrades and tweaks, since they are very far from the stage they promised when they started. This is e
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by josu 7y ago
It is throwing an error for me too, but the certificate doesn't seem expired: >Issued by: Let's Encrypt Authority X3 >Expires: Thursday, 23January, 2020, 0:16:50 Central Standard Time
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by josu 7y ago
It's definitely better/worse in some areas. Condesa is probably your best option.
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by josu 7y ago
Also, there is really no reason to aggregate them all as if it was one huge problem. This seems more like a series of problems that each country will have to deal in its own way at its own time.
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by josu 7y ago
Pro Pinball Timeshock is my favorite pinball game. https://archive.org/details/msdos_Pro_Pinball_-_Timeshock_19...
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by josu 7y ago
The balance sheet of the Fed will. The coin is just a loophole, but the impact on the economy would be the same as actual cash.
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by josu 7y ago
Is there a way to pay per article, or do I have to buy the $999 yearly subscription?
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by josu 7y ago
>You'd basically need the entire market to become illiquid. Yes. It has happened before.

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