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nannal
9y ago
Kind of funny you're all in here posting youtube links, I didn't know they were GNU friendly and I can only imagine how RMS feels given his zealotry.
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9y ago
Yes, the train wreck that has been bitcoin. The $2765 train wreck. As it continues to plummet ever further upwards onlookers can only watch and exclaim.
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9y ago
It's an age-old tell http://archive.fortune.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive...
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9y ago
>not revolutionary Well it does revolve so...
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9y ago
I'm a massive fan of decentralization and it seems that bittorrent has shown that it is resilient against oppression, while the magnet link hosting sites are regularly taken down, the protocol its self has shown that it can continue to
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9y ago
Is there somewhere we can dump bug reports, this feels so unready for 1.0.
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9y ago
The IPFS network is ideal for this kind of situation. I should say I'm bias as I run ipfsstore.it but to host all 26gb there would not be expensive.
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9y ago
https://twitter.com/ReutersTech/status/890232366320553984 It's confirmed
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9y ago
Well you don't "have" to use an exchange, if you want to meet in person and hand me a big sack full of coins, or your car, I can transfer you bitcoin.
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9y ago
Worth noting that BTC-e owner's name was Alexander and he was supposedly Russian.
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9y ago
at $2,600,000, it's not a cheap platform to build apparently. This is a blatant cash grab
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9y ago
Well they allocated 780,000 for marketing so clearly it's a lot more expensive than any of us could have imagined.
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9y ago
Because if they didn't make a useless token, they couldn't sell the useless token
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9y ago
This looks suspiciously like overt advertising for another useless ICO, 50% of which is premined and 30% (make that 40% including "bonuses" & "marketing") of that is going to the "founders". If this coin ev
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9y ago
>if you don't mind seeing how much money you have You can and should create a new keypair for each transaction. That way you avoid the issue of someone else prying into your expenses. This is the default behaviour of most wallets
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9y ago
Your private keys will always work.
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9y ago
The some of the shit that goes to prod man.
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9y ago
Kind of a requirement for decentralised consensus.
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9y ago
I'm in a similar position. Started on site, early on asked for remote which wasn't possible at the time, circumstances changed and I asked again. It felt like forever it was in the hands of higher-ups but after two years fro my my
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9y ago
I imagine this comes with massive overheads in regards to data and ram usage, both of which are precious commodities on mobile platforms.
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9y ago
But how will I alert all eighteen analytic companies that someone from Malaysia who is between 18-24 and likes over ripe mangos has looked at my site so that they can be better served by one of my twenty ad providers?
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9y ago
Fear of missing awt?
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9y ago
What's a Diaspora?
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9y ago
https://video-images.vice.com/_uncategorized/1498341777756-s... What the ever loving christ is this image? "Jason Koebler" ought to be formally introduced to photoshop as at the minute he is a danger to the e
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9y ago
What's an hour?
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9y ago
Researched & switched. Thanks for the heads up.
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9y ago
Used ublock v0.9.5.0, no issues with ads or popups at all.
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9y ago
well eth is down against btc ( https://cryptowat.ch/poloniex/ethbtc/1d ) so it would appear they're both going down but ether is going down faster.
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9y ago
> The State will of course try to slow or halt the spread of this technology, citing national security concerns, use of the technology by drug dealers and tax evaders... Bitcoin Silkroad The crypto wars The crypto wars 2: The empire stri
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9y ago
Anything less than 16 is literally blasphemy, in the modern world everyone is using 4k 32:9 monitors and for the best level of readability heavy indentation may as well be mandatory.
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