omio

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by omio 8mo ago
"It's easy to be a saint in paradise." Cmdr. Sisko, ST:DS9
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by omio 2y ago
Just FYI this is illegal in many areas.
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by omio 4y ago
The worm at the core.
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by omio 6y ago
Fear is a big one. Getting you in these emotional states makes it easier to influence your way of thinking.
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by omio 6y ago
I remember years ago getting mysql, php, nginx, dovecot, postfix and horde to work together to get ActiveSync to my android. Took a long time and lots of reading but in the end it felt great. Then a week later a horde update broke it. In hi
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by omio 7y ago
Oh yea. Mostly weed and some opium. In my company over 50% of us smoked weed.
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by omio 7y ago
Just an anecdote of mine. I'm sure there was plenty of drug use in other provinces but my personal experience was in the Helmand. I try not to talk about other places and units I don't have experience in.
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by omio 7y ago
Drug use by Marines, Taliban and Afghan police/army during the Helmand province campaign needs its own study and book.
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by omio 8y ago
A lot of this was used in Ramadi the year before.
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by omio 8y ago
This is what we do with climbing rope, fold it.
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by omio 8y ago
Wow I didn't know it turned out so bad. Even then reddit isn't much better either. Damn the internet has turned into a cesspool or maybe I don't remember it was a cesspool 20 years ago too.
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by omio 8y ago
About a decade ago I found this out the hard way... Damn dog missed over a hundred pounds of HE under its nose.
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by omio 9y ago
Wow that is a name I haven't read or heard in years. Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, father of modern anarchism.
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by omio 9y ago
Like all tech it's a double edged sword.
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by omio 9y ago
That wouldn't work because mining blocks also validates transactions.
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by omio 9y ago
The blockchain contains the data of billions of dollars of transactions. I would say that is very far from meaningless.
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by omio 9y ago
It can be done easily. I would say it will be done in the future by governments and forced on us. The amount of control a government would have with a forced cryptocurrency is the only problem I see.
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by omio 9y ago
Bitcoin may be a finite supply but cryptocurrencies in general are infinite. So can you really say it is a fixed monetary system?
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by omio 9y ago
I think bitcoin and others are way beyond being a currency or commodity. We should think of it as an entirely new kind of asset that needs new definitions and theories. People are trying to fit this new tech in their old definitions or theo
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by omio 9y ago
I'm sure you rely on the government to keep your fortune safe.
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by omio 9y ago
The universe is a bubble!
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by omio 9y ago
With the recent bust of AlphaBay we know bitcoin mixers are vulnerable. It looks like Monero will take over as the favorite cryptocurrency of new markets especially with I2P integration.
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by omio 9y ago
I believe it is forked from i2pd.
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by omio 9y ago
I would say the problem they are trying to solve is security settlement between different institutions. I guess right now each institution has their own database of who owns what and it's difficult to transfer ownership between them. W
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by omio 9y ago
Is this what they are going to use? https://www.hyperledger.org/projects/sawtooth/bond-case-stud...
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by omio 10y ago
SG-1 fixed this once...
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by omio 10y ago
Reminds me of The Thirteenth Floor .
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by omio 10y ago
Which provider has those prices?
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by omio 10y ago
This is my experience as well. You need to speak French.
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by omio 10y ago
Even without steroids your body loses a lot of mass after you stop lifting heavy weights.

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