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by lawless123 9y ago
is this built into device hardware?
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by lawless123 9y ago
None of those are deliberate though.
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by lawless123 9y ago
That's the problem yes, you bought into a pyramid scheme and you need others to buy in if you want to get out with more money.
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by lawless123 9y ago
>I've been holding a handful of Ethereum since there was a decent dip in the price. You opened by explain how you clearly have an interest in this, you got in, and since you are saying you bought during a "decent dip" that
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by lawless123 9y ago
because you're shilling for a pyramid scheme , and it's not even a secure pyramid scheme. the software its's built on is shit, from top to bottom. The people writing programs on it are writing bad programs.. but even if they
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by lawless123 9y ago
>"I've been holding a handful of Ethereum since there was a decent dip in the price. I haven't spent much time on it and I have no good leads for program ideas yet, but if the code is buggy and I get hacked and lose my inv
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by lawless123 9y ago
Poland is drifting towards Russia.
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by lawless123 9y ago
People have rights, not cultures.
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by lawless123 9y ago
>I'm assuming if you do that precisely enough (and in three dimensions), you can generate linear movement. You can rotate it. You wouldn't be able push it around that way though.. if you manged that it would be a reactionless
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by lawless123 9y ago
Doesn't look that bad.
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by lawless123 9y ago
lol not sure lending would work if the currency is always increasing in value, why lend money when it will be worth more if you keep it?
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by lawless123 9y ago
Yes, but it sounds cooler!
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by lawless123 9y ago
And the rest are mostly about Hitler, Hitlers dog, Hitlers secretary, Hitlers lunch.
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by lawless123 9y ago
There are always so many jokers making money speculating on things like this, it's nice to see some taken down a peg.
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by lawless123 9y ago
In that case the world will eventually consist of a single person a basement dweller in his cave playing games on planet populated by robots just to serve him/her. Once the rich dispose of the surplus to requirements workers they would
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by lawless123 9y ago
>Why do you need other people around? They might wonder the same about the owners. The French Revolution didn't work out well for the owners.
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by lawless123 9y ago
A basic income will be necessary for capitalism to survive full automation of our society. It's really the only way the rich will be able to stay rich.
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by lawless123 9y ago
A tram would be much safer and probably cause less disruption.
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by lawless123 9y ago
Initial scam offering.
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by lawless123 9y ago
>When our uncertainty is properly accounted for in the model, we find a substantial a priori chance that there is no other intelligent life in our observable universe :(
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by lawless123 9y ago
"She adds, “He was able to directionally control moisture as it moves through the surface of fabric. First of all, I’d never seen that before. I run and do Bikram yoga and we’re all used to moisture-wicking fabric that just pulls sweat
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by lawless123 9y ago
we're talking about young kids here though.
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by lawless123 9y ago
I have found creatine gives me much more energy. not specifically a brain supplement but it seems good overall. I should add i don't eat much meat most of the the time, and i don't get enough sleep. So it may just be bringing me b
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by lawless123 9y ago
it's probably more dense as you go in.
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by lawless123 9y ago
we need a folding robot.
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by lawless123 9y ago
I believe he exists.
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by lawless123 9y ago
Plenty of surveillance and slowness on bitcoin.
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by lawless123 9y ago
I seen it's use of smart contracts with the DAO.. now that was embarrassing.
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by lawless123 9y ago
Ethereum is interesting. Ether as currency is a disaster waiting to happen. https://medium.com/startup-grind/i-was-wrong-about-ethereum-... People are speculating on it because they have confused companies using the te
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by lawless123 9y ago
what did they eat?

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