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by josu 12y ago
Without having looked at the data I would speculate that competition. When competition comes into play you are usually forced to lower your margins. When the Go PRO first came out, AFAIK, there was no good alternative, and thus they could g
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by josu 12y ago
It has also been integrated into the iOS Google app
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by josu 13y ago
And that's a risk some people are willing to take. What's revolutionary about this is that there is no way to take down the whole network as they did with Silkroad. Of course some people are going to go down, but that won't a
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by josu 13y ago
Maybe add a second arbitrer that overlooks the whole case and decides if the first arbitrer has been fair?
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by josu 13y ago
I believe that he is putting it into perspective in case that some people believe that 25BTC is too high of a minimum.
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The Crossroads of Should and Must(medium.com)
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by josu 13y ago
I have stamina mode activated most of the time but I will check out the tips. Thank you.
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by josu 13y ago
I have a Sony Xperia Z1, which has a 3000mAh battery, and while the battery life is pretty good, it doesn't really last a whole day. So I don't know about that 3100mAh with the 5.5" screen.
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by josu 13y ago
What? No, of course not. I'm just saying that, at least, for some transactions, there is some credibility.
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by josu 13y ago
I have bought cookies in Mexico with zero confirmations. So there was some credibility. At least with small transactions.
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by josu 13y ago
This is a common behavior among many libertarians/ancaps (although still a minority). They tend to believe that they can live outside the law. And it's sad, because they usually don't harm anybody with their little misdemeano
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by josu 13y ago
>“There’s a lot more missing wealth in the world than we had known about from previous estimates,” Henry told The Huffington Post. “The real scandal is not all these individual scandals but the fact that world’s policy makers who know ab
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by josu 13y ago
As long as there is no deadweight loss, and I can't see how that could happen, all I see is a transfer from consumer's surplus to producer's surplus. But to this, you should add the fact that surge pricing puts more cab drive
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by josu 13y ago
Anyone knows how long it took for radio to surpass print? (If it ever did) And for TV yo surpass radio/print? I think that less than 20 years (since the Internet went mainstream) It's an amazing feat. And this is even more surp
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by josu 13y ago
While maximizing their profits, they are also matching the highest number of consumers to the highest number of producers (service providers), thus making the process more efficient. And there are plenty of substitute goods (services) for t
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by josu 13y ago
Can you use this service in Mexico or Canada? It doesn't seem to be covered anywhere, or maybe I haven't looked hard enough.
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by josu 13y ago
But you make it sound more like an education problem than a freedom problem. The issue is not that people are not allowed to install apks, the problem is that people don't know how to exercise that freedom.
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by josu 13y ago
>Apple routinely rejects applications to their App store. Have you not read any of the numerous stories where app devs get denied? Yes, I am aware. And yes, you are right. But the gatekeeping on the app stores has nothing to do with the
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by josu 13y ago
>Why should the app stores decide what can and cannot be on our phones This is not a freedom problem. You have the freedom to buy an Android device, and you have the freedom to install any apk you want without ever even opening the Googl
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by josu 13y ago
I believe that you may be referring to this article: http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-02-10/sony-tv-unit... EDIT: Changed to correct link. Thanks e12e for pointing it out.
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by josu 13y ago
According to their annual report [1] only 14.8% of their sales came from financial services. What are you exactly referring to? [1] http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/IR/financial/ar/2013/shr/pdf&#x2F
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by josu 13y ago
Or just send the program via email or through P2P. They can't make it less available, but unless they unplug the internet, the people will still be able to get it. Specially if there is a need. Just remember the days before the interne
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by josu 13y ago
This seems like satire to me, I wouldn't read to much into it. And I think that the fact that some people are taking it seriously just proves that it's actually pretty good satire.
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by josu 13y ago
It's actually the US Government's fault for making it mandatory for people to learn to read. There, full circle.
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by josu 13y ago
From "About": >The special user TIBANNE_LIMITED_HK is not represented in the MtGox 500 since its trades are not in JPY. You can read a conjecture on the role of this user[1]. The other special user, THK, shows up as #1 in the M
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by josu 13y ago
Dogs?
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by josu 13y ago
Yes, I did, I wouldn't be replying if I hadn't. But I was replying to the parent comment. >Which is where the database should have just been stored in the first place, and not on the public SD card I was just guessing why Whats
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by josu 13y ago
>app's private data folder That may be the problem. WhatsApp has focused since the beginning on making their app available on as many devices as possible (They even have symbian compatibiity). My WhatsApp database is almost 500MB, t
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by josu 13y ago
You are just making it more difficult for LE to go after you. There are plenty of low hanging fruits, you are just positioning yourself in the middle of the herd when the wolf comes. Is it safe? Ok, no, you are right and your point stands,
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by josu 13y ago
How can you call an app that can only be installed in one device, "the best"? GTalk, for example, offered the same services, plus sync across all device, plus better security and encryption. There are and have been many messaging

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