juliangoldsmith

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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
Great to hear. I was always confusing them with the state of IIIinois.
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
I guess they have to make money somehow. Glad I use Chrome, though.
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
Nobody mines with CPUs/GPUs any more. If you do, you'll lose money on electricity. That's pretty interesting, though. I think. Brb, looking up terminology.
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
+1 for dwm. It's <2k lines, so it's easy to modify, and it's really simple, so it's easy to get started with.
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
That also assumes that he still has the private key to his address(es).
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
I'm rather partial to surf myself, which you can find at: http://surf.suckless.org/ . It's best suited for *nixes under a tiling WM, so YMMV.
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
Social networks are pretty much played out. People have made a social network for almost everything, and very few of them, if any, have gained any traction. As sharemywin[1] said, you might be able to get a fair number of users; however, t
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
Another source, since the source in the OP isn't working for me: http://www.businessinsider.com/overstockcom-will-take-bitcoi...
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
It's not really a startup, but Dealer Wizard uses data from a car dealer's DMS[1] to help them sell cars to previous customers. [1]Dealership management system, where the dealer stores information about car deals, repair orders, a
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
Vim is just an editor, though. Not an IDE, Javascript interpreter, operating system, and coffee maker.
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
I've bought a few ASIC miners with bitcoin. I bought two BFL Jalapenos when they came out, for $150/ea, and I just preordered a Coincraft miner for abour $3k. I've also bought two 4TB hard drives, for about $300. (The prices
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
I think the traffic from HN took the guy's site down. I loaded it fine a few minutes after the link was first posted, now I can't get to the site at all.
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
When the reason is, "I don't like ESR," it's not important to explain the driving factors behind the move. It is very effective in stopping me from ever contributing, though.
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by juliangoldsmith 13y ago
It's not that it doesn't implement the hard bits, it just re-implements the hard bits on top of the hard bits. It requires an OpenGL context, which generally requires you to have an X server running.