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by sanswork 9y ago
That sounds exactly the same as the bitcoin community which basically just goes around saying USD, WU, PP, etc are dead and tries to get you to buy Bitcoin as if it's some sort of pyramid scheme.
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by sanswork 9y ago
As someone that has been openly critical of bitcoin in the past it's funny to see the bitcoin communities response to other cryptocurrencies while claiming anyone that doesn't buy into their coin is clearly just unintelligent or u
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by sanswork 9y ago
Almost all cities had a category of licensing for car services that were not taxis long before uber showed up. The only difference between uber and these other car services was the ease at finding a car.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Uber generally didn't break taxi laws since most cities only give medallion owners monopoly over unbooked pickups. Uber generally broke car service laws by not requiring their drivers to have the local registrations.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Taxis are generally allowed to pick up anyone anywhere. Most cities also have a category for car services which are only allowed to pickup pre-booked rides. The licensing for these is generally a lot cheaper and not limited in anyway. &gt
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by sanswork 9y ago
$1M in sales over 3 months dropshipping products from China. So profitable he is now a few months later generously branching out into a course on dropshipping which this article is an advertisement for.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Where do you get the half a million number from? Is that people that use it or downloads?
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by sanswork 9y ago
It does. If half the miners went offline right after an adjustment half as much bitcoin would be mined everyday and the next adjustment would be a month away instead of 2 weeks. The number of available transactions for the month would dro
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by sanswork 9y ago
Thanks yeah it looks like he lost ~$350k from his last post? That's a lot but it shouldn't be enough to make any accredited investor actually poor.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Do you have any actual examples? I googled your suggested term and found a bunch of people outside the US(lots in China a few in the UK, one in Canada) and a bunch of others who wouldn't qualify as accredited investors. The great depr
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by sanswork 9y ago
I've tried to find more up to date information on him since that post is over 7 years old now and can't. Do you have anything more current or more details on the user pensioner? ericscc.com appears to be gone as well as any of th
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by sanswork 9y ago
Braves traffic would be considered incentivized so no way it is making $2/cpm.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Forex has regulations for unsophisticated investors in the US. Gambling is different in that the user goes into it knowing that they have a negative EV. Lots of people lose everything gambling no doubt but while they may hope to win they k
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by sanswork 9y ago
Which of those left accredited investors poor and not just down?
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by sanswork 9y ago
Is it easy to find examples of ones who have lost so much that they are literally poor?
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by sanswork 9y ago
Is Brave showing any signs of becoming popular? Even within the bitcoin community where it would be expected to be most popular I only occasionally see people say they use it some of the time.
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by sanswork 9y ago
Realize that sometimes you miss out on high returning investments and sometimes you miss out on BreX.
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by sanswork 9y ago
The idea isn't to stop people from doing something stupid but to stop people from trying to get people who aren't in a position to weather risk to do something risky to increase their own likelihood of profiting.
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by sanswork 9y ago
I'm quite envious of conference speakers. I would love the experience but I never have any solid ideas that I think I could turn into a good talk.
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by sanswork 9y ago
stick the executible on the server with nginx in front of it for the easiest setup.
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by sanswork 9y ago
One of cap Gemini's offices in the UK is built on springs and has a dry moat. Though I think that was for bomb attacks not earth quakes.
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by sanswork 9y ago
It really depends on what the webapp is developed in.
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by sanswork 9y ago
If you read the thread you find out that the Venezuelan guy lives in the US has never done what he described and knows no one who has used it as he described. He gets called out by someone in Venezuela here https://www.reddit.com
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by sanswork 9y ago
I'm down in many places and many times saying I think ultimately they will not pan out. I'm still confident in that belief though that isn't to say it won't make a lot of people rich in the short term. I'm also dow
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by sanswork 9y ago
Because it gives no advantage to the house. The cards are dealt if the house has blackjack then they have blackjack the prism doesn't change that only allows the dealer to know since dealer blackjack automatically wins against any pla
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by sanswork 9y ago
So they can check if they have blackjack without flipping the cards.
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by sanswork 9y ago
The point isn't to prevent them which is near on impossible but to get them to waste enough resources on non-visible actions regularly enough that it isn't economically viable to continue trying to spam the site.
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by sanswork 9y ago
You could definitely get a much higher CPM based off the locality and demographic. I'm sure there are local food places/stores looking for more student business that would happily drop $1-2000 for an ad that would go out to most
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by sanswork 9y ago
American card terminals pretty much universally suck compared to everywhere else in the western world so it's not that surprising to me. According to staff at a few shops in my area when asked why they always ask if tap to pay is ok th
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by sanswork 9y ago
What do you think I think should happen to the DNC leaker(assuming it is a leaker)? Because I haven't actually stated my opinion on that anywhere.

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