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by kenbaylor 9y ago
Thoroughly agree. Ireland has many accents, many of them very strong. This is common in cultures where people stay in a locality for most of their lives. There is recent mobility (in the last 50 years for work, education etc) but most famil
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
You are right. The term is over-used, and many of the original tribes have very much blended. Some however, have not (dark green in map) Here is a good list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Celtic_tribes
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
They probably have already received the cease and desist letter from the 'other Ripple' ( https://ripple.com/ ) ....seriously what were they thinking?
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
True, but it's optional. Their 'by default' options are pretty reasonable.
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
Regarding #6, use Authy. Does everything Google authenticator does, but you can upgrade your phone and use other devices as backups (in case of device loss)
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
GPG has multiple uses. 1) it is now much easier to use with Mac mail. The GUI is simple to use once configured. Gpgtools.org has done a great job. 2) when you ‘sign’ email it appears visibly different than otherwise to the recipient and can
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
Pooja is female.
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
You are correct. All things with even the vaguest hint of security and safety were lumped there. Antifraud, monitoring who touches which logs, being the sole provider of electronic evidence in all investigations, infosec, competitive inform
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
And just for an FYI: California law SB1386 requires mandatory breach notification when drivers license data is stolen.... which this team knew very very well. So this was willful. Expect many more exits.
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
Regarding Joe's previous behaviour: https://www.theverge.com/2016/7/10/12127638/uber-ergo-invest... https://lawyerist.com/ubers-secret-encrypted-far-reaching-in... A lot more will l
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
Oh there's more. Much more.
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Digital Bitbox Hardware Wallet: A Tutorial for Newbies Who Love ETH(blog.valhallacoin.com)
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
Beyond gouging: $221,000-$571,000 Total Estimated Pre-ICO Investment, PLUS 5% of the funds raised.
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
Same here. In the early days, the price was driven by emotion. Every time there was a problem, everyone sold and the price went to the floor.
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Blockchain Startup focusing on USA disaster relief(blog.valhallacoin.com)
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A Saudi Price said Bitcoin was “an Enron in the making”, now he's in prison(blog.valhallacoin.com)
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Bitcoin: Lessons from ISIS and Syria(blog.valhallacoin.com)
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
"Use your token as a gas and get reward in CRPT from all users transactions every month" from https://crypterium.io/ --Unfortunately that statement makes it a security. As HN is based in the US (with an awesome wo
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
Funnily enough UberX wasn't the first. Uber was only using licensed Taxi drives for UberBlack, and wanted to do UberX, but knew they'd be shut down immediately. Then Lyft did it....normal people accepting rides. Uber waited for th
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
From the website: "Who is the founder? The founder is a master trading group and a team of marketing professionals guiding the company." Not exactly inspiring confidence
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
That would be correct if the law was settled in this area. It is not. Generally you also need to prove intent for fraud, and if the law is not settled, it will be hard to prove fraudulent intent.
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
That's by design. If there's equity or promise of profits, it automatically trigger the 'it's a security' lever. The SEC DAO paper (linked below) acknowledges the same. Your point that many are 'forced into the
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
This is very insightful. It is however a vast expansion from what they have publicly stated in the DAO report. https://www.sec.gov/litigation/investreport/34-81207.pdf Mr Villardo's comments are chilling. If
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
Colony took a very conservative view of the way things may turn out. But even if they went ahead, they would have been far far far away from the cross-hairs of the SEC. Colony are a legitimate business and honest. The SEC is only going afte
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
This is a tough space. Many people will come in with 'tech solutions' others will come in with 'consultants'. I'm pretty deep in the weeds in this one. My 2c: 1) Get a great data protection officer early. They set t
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
I spent the weekend with some employees of a company that did an ICO earlier this year, and YES they are paid in the ICO coins.
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
And that includes ever visiting or transiting through those countries.
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
It's from the EU Cookie Directive, updated in 2015: https://www.cookielaw.org/the-cookie-law/ and it's going to get more complicated under GDPR and the ePrivacy directive: https://www.informationwe
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
A veiled James Damore ('Google Manifesto') analogy perhaps?
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by kenbaylor 9y ago
Depends where you are located. First line for me was pain killers. Then injections of pain killers, then chymopapain. Then surgery. My doctors did not 'believe in' physical therapy by non-doctors.

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