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by josu 9y ago
Jews escaping from Nazi Germany, Syrian refugees, Venezuela, Argentina, or every other Latin American country...
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by josu 9y ago
>Where is HN from 5 years ago? :( Here: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=bitcoin%20arbitrage&sort=byPop... As you can see, there wasn't much discussion. The noise has certainly increased, but at least there is a di
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And yet it moves
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by josu 9y ago
Some Moto's allow you to unlock the bootloader through their official page.
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Yes, that's exactly why you can't insure a 3rd party's house or life.
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by josu 9y ago
>The first sentence doesn't even make sense, let alone have proper grammar. Sadly this is the case for many "legitimate" ICOs. Understand legitimate as non-fraudulent.
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This link should work: https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/79235#277225
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by josu 9y ago
Meaning that he hasn't employed anybody.
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by josu 9y ago
https://d.tube/ already did this and so far it seems to be working. Although they based it on Steem, an exisiting crytptocurrency. You can read more about dTube here: https://steemit.com/science/@ms007&
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by josu 9y ago
>I am much much happier to trust the hardware than software for some of this Most SIMs I know are black boxes, with 0 public documentation. Taking into account that they are issued by telecom companies I don't trust them at all.
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by josu 9y ago
>shapeshift and changelly Those are more like brokers rather than exchanges or "non-custodial" exchanges as you called them.
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by josu 9y ago
He is putting 150M of his own to start the fund. Also, closing a fund because it's not providing the expected returns is not the same as closing a fund because you are -30%.
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>extremely low barrier to entry. Isn't AWS' entry barrier even lower?
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by josu 9y ago
This fool thinks he can time the market. >“I sold at $5,000 or $4,980,” he said. “Then three weeks later I’m trying to buy it in the low $3,000s. If you’re good at that and you’re a trading junkie, it’s a lot of fun.” My guess is that th
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by josu 9y ago
Money laundering is currently not an issue, it has more to do with capital controls.
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Drugs are illegal almost everywhere in the world and they are one of the largest consumer markets. Something similar happens to US dollars in Venezuela. So I don't know if making bitcoin illegal will really hurt its value in the long r
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Mexico allows to transfer money between bank accounts in seconds: http://www.banxico.org.mx/sistemas-de-pago/servicios/sistema...
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by josu 9y ago
Sorry, they where my words, and a poor choice, I have updated that point. The feature I was referring to is this: Notification Dots: Press the notification dots to quickly see what's new, and easily clear them by swiping away.
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by josu 9y ago
So according to the release the new features are: -Picture in picture (dual app onscreen) -Notification dots and "force-touch-like-feature" (my words, not Google's) to preview -Google Play Protect (an antivirus) [0] -Minimize
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by josu 9y ago
There is a great way to make it to Mongolia: by train. You can take the Trans-Siberian Railway [0] and connect with the Trans-Mongolian Line [1]. These are relatively slow trains, it takes about a week to go from Moskow to Ulaanbaatar. I ha
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>An autopsy indicated the diver starved to death after three weeks. That's brutal.
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by josu 9y ago
It is too early to judge. A good store of value probably shouldn't increase in value 3-10x each year. If I were to put $1000USD in gold today, I could be fairly sure that in 30 years it will still be worth, at least, $500USD. If I were
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by josu 9y ago
Once you go to the voting booth you get assigned a random private/public key pair. To ensure that the key pair is actually random you could let the voter create a seed. This way, only you know the public key, and you can check that you
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by josu 9y ago
>on a massive scale. Usually you can't to manipulate elections "on a massive" scale to win, regardless of the format of the ballot. If the polls are 50/30 and the 30 ends up winning the elections, it will always be to
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by josu 9y ago
Paper ballots are just as easy to manipulate. Computers+blockchain should be the future of voting. Verifiable votes are something that paper ballots will always lack, and the computers could bring that to the table. However, this would make
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Chu chu rocket is a pretty good game and it's available on Android and iOS.
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>Why people run any systems on windows is beyond me Windows gets hacked because it is the most used desktop OS. If everybody started using Linux, it would get hacked as often as Windows. Quoting your comment again: >because perfect se
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Use deep learning to train a bot to scan the Internet for lookalikes of oneself and assume their identity.
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2FA systems have a code that serves as the seed for the token. If you keep this code you can set up 2FA on a new device any time you want without having to reset it. Just be careful securing the code.
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Most of the times starting with the wrong premise is worse than starting with no premise at all.

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