shocks

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811.
by shocks 14y ago
Challenged accepted! Just kidding. :)
812.
by shocks 14y ago
26.0.1410.3 dev-m -- no ads. 26.0.1411.0 canary -- no ads. What version of Chrome is this?
813.
by shocks 14y ago
I thought I'd post this since discussion about North Korea has been so popular in the recent past. :)
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Reddit AMA about North Korea(reddit.com)
1 points by shocks 14y ago|1 comments
815.
by shocks 14y ago
Looks like the link has died. Here's the cached version. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:fzkWVrs...
816.
by shocks 14y ago
The opportunity to make huge profits is closing (very fast). In fact, if you were to buy an ASIC miner now it wouldn't arrive until May and by then the bubble will have (mostly) popped. The Avalon ASIC miners were pre-ordered which gave the
817.
by shocks 14y ago
See SlipperySlope's excellent comment. :) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5213780
818.
by shocks 14y ago
He risks not finding a block at all, and wasting his early advantage. This kind of mining won't last very long because soon more people will have ASICs and it will become much harder to compete.
819.
by shocks 14y ago
http://www.btcguild.com/halloffame.php Now at 1,211.06 GH/s... Wow. That's about $130,000 per month in the current market.
820.
800 Giga Hash per second user just started mining at BTCGuild(mineforeman.com)
30 points by shocks 14y ago|50 comments
821.
by shocks 14y ago
Ah I see what you mean, thanks! That'd a fantastic feature to have in Chrome.
822.
by shocks 14y ago
Huh? I'm a little confused. I thought you could do multi-line with the Chrome JS Console by hitting Shift-Enter?
823.
by shocks 14y ago
Umm, backup and format you computer?
824.
by shocks 14y ago
Hi there. Congratulations on your success, I'm very sorry to hear you're having problems. The issue seems to be that PayPal are worried you're doing something illegal and are not going to pay tax. My advice would be to get a lawyer so you c
825.
by shocks 14y ago
Er, I'm pretty sure fishes is wrong... edit: I stand corrected! Thanks Google. :)
826.
by shocks 14y ago
I've always called them Lego. Not Legos. Is that an American thing? (UK citizen here). Just curious.
827.
by shocks 14y ago
>> Hey All! We just rolled out the soft launch and looking for people to test and review for us! As always, if your order fails and its our fault...the transfer is free! Thanks, Charlie and the team @ BitInstant (from the reddit thr
828.
by shocks 14y ago
Glad you like it! (My brother is the author. :])
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BitcoinWireless.com - 280 carriers in 112 countries, exclusively with Bitcoin(bitcoinwireless.com)
4 points by shocks 14y ago|1 comments
830.
by shocks 14y ago
Perhaps you will find this useful: https://code.google.com/p/clink/
831.
by shocks 14y ago
The article does not mention how powerful these 32 server cores are.
832.
by shocks 14y ago
Working fine for me, I was able to download a couple without any issues.
833.
by shocks 14y ago
Working perfectly for me. Just downloaded a couple of papers with no problems.
834.
by shocks 14y ago
Because if you understand the new code you don't need the "easier to read" code. Constraining yourself to only writing code a beginner can understand is stupid. Maintaining good code and "easier to read for a beginner" code in tandem is a w
835.
by shocks 14y ago
Nice for some quick and dirty testing, but if I'm going to spend more than 2m hacking something together I prefer Chrome and gvim. I can't work without the Chrome Dev Tools or vim, and jsbin just doesn't work well enough with these for my p
836.
by shocks 14y ago
I would add that Minecraft is incredibly accessible for all ages. No matter how old you are there is something for you to do - be it building red stone circuits or making a wooden hut. There is something for everyone.
837.
by shocks 14y ago
DWARF FORTRESS :3
838.
by shocks 14y ago
I would rather see adverts than nothing...
839.
by shocks 14y ago
Thanks. :D
840.
by shocks 14y ago
>> We're sorry but this site is not accessible from the UK -__-

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