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by nicky0 8y ago
Actually the burden of proof is on you to substantiate your claims. If the idea was so obvious, why was it so widely ridiculed in the industry for having no hardware keyboard? It was widely predicted to be a failure.
692.
by nicky0 8y ago
If Tesla calls it Autopilot mode, you can hardly blame everyone else doing so.
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by nicky0 8y ago
Is this something you have to actively set up or does it come enabled by default?
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by nicky0 8y ago
Those of us in the EU hate them too.
695.
by nicky0 8y ago
You are missing the point. Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash use the same hash algorithm. Bitcoin Cash has about 15% of the total available SHA256 hashpower, and Bitcoin the other 85%. So it only take's a fraction of Bitcoin's miners to tu
696.
by nicky0 8y ago
Can you explain a bit more. What was the context of the message? was it an email? What was the subject line and the text? Was the audio an attachment or a link? A link to where...? "Amazon sent me a message" is so frustratingly va
697.
by nicky0 8y ago
Bitcoin Cash is only protected by the benevolence of the large miners. It is otherwise wide open to a 51% attack.
698.
by nicky0 8y ago
Was there an individual bitcoin transaction for each purchase? No, he just paid his credit card bill with bitcoin.
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by nicky0 8y ago
How would you change the machinery?
700.
by nicky0 8y ago
This is why you didn't found a scooter startup.
701.
by nicky0 8y ago
Paper recovery seed in bank deposit box.
702.
by nicky0 9y ago
Well it tries yes.
703.
by nicky0 9y ago
Another pointless argument that could have been avoided by RTFA.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Perhaps I shouldn't have said "large" or "notable". The point is that when a prime number is discovered meeting certain criteria it is included in public databases. This makes the case of an "illegal" such
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by nicky0 9y ago
Not the Linus I was expecting.
706.
by nicky0 9y ago
A large prime is notable and hence is included in public databases.
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by nicky0 9y ago
A bit.
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by nicky0 9y ago
They do, but this one doesn't.
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by nicky0 9y ago
People get struck by lightning too.
710.
by nicky0 9y ago
I feel like I'm missing something. I can't understand how it's more likely for a car to hit a cyclist on the sidewalk than the road. Cars drive in the road. They do not drive on the sidewalk.
711.
by nicky0 9y ago
Surely is shows that a bricycle in earth gravity is unsteerable.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Godaddy
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by nicky0 9y ago
Off the top of head, one reason is that there is no need to support multiple currencies for international users, or to worry about currency conversion. Secondly it cuts out the need for middlemen (banks/payment processors).
714.
by nicky0 9y ago
> Again, yet again, over again, once again, one more time, wow
715.
by nicky0 9y ago
Is the exact same software/plugins that will open your current files available on Windows?
716.
by nicky0 9y ago
Step one: Put it somewhere else.
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by nicky0 9y ago
There is no requirement to have a business plan to register a UK limited company.
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by nicky0 9y ago
No, because the Hydro plant can't both waste the energy and sell it. In order to sell it they have to provide it to the grid.
719.
by nicky0 9y ago
Noted.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Ha

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