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by nicky0 9y ago
Perhaps you should have read the article. The phone is locked up in a pouch your pocket.
782.
by nicky0 9y ago
If you live inside a Hollywood action movie, yes.
783.
by nicky0 9y ago
Having a phone makes people feel safe. Whether it makes them actually safer, I don't think so.
784.
by nicky0 9y ago
Because it is pathetic. You're available for work while at a Chris Rock show?
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by nicky0 9y ago
Do stocks really trade based on DCF? That sounds like a fiction taught in schools. I thought in the real world they traded based on whatever the hell criteria the people trading them felt like.
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by nicky0 9y ago
It protects the seller against the fraud of malicious chargeacks. i.e. it provides surety of funds.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Did you look at Raspbian Lite? You could then install your choice of windowing system on top.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Go home and re-think their lives? "People who like meetings would have nothing to do" is so stupid yet a hilariously plausible reason why this would fail.
789.
by nicky0 9y ago
The story those numbers tell me is that Dogecoin is already working well enough that it didn't need updating. Whereas Bitcoin developers are scrabbling hard to fix the sinking ship.
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by nicky0 9y ago
The Scottish one
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by nicky0 9y ago
Breadcake
792.
by nicky0 9y ago
However, another core property of Bitcoin is strong resistance to censorship and government interference, which is another big part of its value.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Why would that matter? The bitboard representation allows for multiple pawns per column.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Whilst they do have a cloud-hosted subscription service, the self hosted version is still available.
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by nicky0 9y ago
1000 sat/byte was the reality last week
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by nicky0 9y ago
You don't believe that Ukraine has safe deposit boxes?
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by nicky0 9y ago
My Draytek Vigor router can filter SSL sites by keywords in domain. It results in an ugly SSL error (bad certificate) when the filter is active, but it fits the job.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Decentralisation and censorship resistance are fundamental properties of Bitcoin.
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by nicky0 9y ago
You can replace it an an Apple Store for $79.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Seems very reasonable.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Actually the white paper does not specify the details of the algorithm anyway.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Most crypto traders don't even hold their own bitcoin. The exchange holds it for them.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Perhaps then they should find a business model that doesnt rip off their customers.
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by nicky0 9y ago
It seems to me that patreon thinks that its customers are the creators, and so it has been focusing its effort on pleasing them. In fact it is quite clear by asking "who pays the money" that their customers are in fact the patrons
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by nicky0 9y ago
There is no evidence that bitcoin is or isn't in a bubble. It is a conjecture either way.
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by nicky0 9y ago
For me it remains amazing and has more of the music I like than Apple, and it's recommendation algorithms blow Apple's out of the water. I guess it depends what music you are into. 3rd party integrations are also miles ahead of Ap
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by nicky0 9y ago
The company was founded in 1999.
808.
by nicky0 9y ago
Perhaps Apple is interested in Shazam's userbase and it's metrics (popularity of Shazamming various songs, etc.)
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by nicky0 9y ago
About right. The block reward more than pays for it.
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by nicky0 9y ago
iPhone was a year old when Bitcoin was born.

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