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sirdogealot
12y ago
I realize that it's not literally dog food. By "dog food", I was referring to kibble and how it's made (and demonized in our culture because of it). Nothing more.
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sirdogealot
12y ago
It is going to be a separate coin once released. Their attempts to merge the original Zerocoin idea into the Bitcoin blockchain were met with contempt.
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12y ago
It hasn't turned me off of the idea, either. It's just that all of the "high grade dog food" vendors call bloody-murder over the fact that we're feeding our dogs industrial chemicals and that doing so just couldn&#x
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12y ago
I live in Canada. But when I realized there was going to be a delay (and added cost) I had them ship it to a friend in the states whom I regularly visit. According to their facebook page, you are correct. There is a delay in shipping intern
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12y ago
One of these assholes incessantly calls up my grandmother (and everybody else in her building) daily, proceeds to scream at her when she denies owning a computer, insisting she does. Then calls her a liar (that she is lying she does not own
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sirdogealot
12y ago
That would be very difficult, and I'm sure will prove to be a major deterring factor in the early adoption of this new currency. Their old "zerocoin" project website had a neat infographic depicting it's simplified usage
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12y ago
On one hand, I am glad that the transfer of property is not always 100% absolute. Can you imagine what might happen if the land of the U.S. federal reserve building was somehow transferred to a random individual? I used to get "free mo
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12y ago
That's a great writeup. I can't wait to try mine once it arrives! I almost forgot about the project and basically just wrote it off as $65 down the drain when they surprisingly emailed me earlier this week saying it had been shipp
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12y ago
Blockchain technology would certainly make title searches on real property easier. Right now I have to physically drive to a land records office, pay the people behind the desk to look through some old photocopied records; which they can&#x
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12y ago
My thoughts exactly. Matthew Green has carefully worded his presentation of this project in the past. He has always claimed that such an implementation could be possible. Not that it was inherent to the coin itself. Let's hope that h
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12y ago
Very interesting. I was not aware that there are "foreigner only prisons". I wonder why they exist? I haven't kept up on his blog writings much, as it's too depressing to be honest. Which is a shame considering he is suc
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Prince Rupert's Drop
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12y ago
The same thing that would happen to any country or state that decided to stop participating in the war on drugs. They would be sanctioned and heckled by other city governments. They may even have their drug enforcement programs carried out
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12y ago
That video is incredible to watch. It is so amazing that I am slightly worried that it might be faked. I really hope that this technology becomes an economically-viable and long-term means of helping parkinson's tremors.
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sirdogealot
12y ago
Funny that a "spammer"'s URL link is highlighted and underlined when they utter an unpopular comment.
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12y ago
> in the years that broadband service has been subjected to relatively little regulation, investment and deployment have flourished Perhaps they are referring to the majority of the years/graph between 1997 and 2008? Which if they w
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12y ago
Interesting, that's almost exactly how Isaac Newton surmised gravity if I am not mistaken. I wonder what the dimensions of the gun required to send a payload 8,000 times smaller into orbit would be?
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Ask HN: How hard would it be to put a small satellite in orbit?
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12y ago
I am wondering why I have yet to see this tindie mentioned on hackaday.com To the founder, I would approach them for an advertising deal if at all possible.
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12y ago
>If the original title begins with a number or number + gratuitous adjective, we'd appreciate it if you'd crop it. E.g. translate "10 Ways To Do X" to "How To Do X," and "14 Amazing Ys" to "Ys
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Dynamic Bitcoin Difficulty Explanations Using the Block Chain
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12y ago
That's a terrible idea imho. Just change the domain name and relaunch. Problem solved before it began, and for just $10.
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12y ago
OP was referring to 'nobody' as being the general public. Not a mob-boss on trial that the FBI has been following for decades.
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12y ago
From my own very biased experience of having lots of close friends and never a dull moment, all whilst working alone for most of the day in my apartment... perhaps I do have low social skills, but it doesn't seem to affect me in a nega
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12y ago
Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcozjXK-850 Wikipedia describes the video as: >It is one of the most expensive videos ever made, costing upwards of $2 million, and focused largely on special effects. The video
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Ask HN: What would it cost to re-create "What's it gonna be" ($2M cost in '98)?
(en.wikipedia.org)
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12y ago
Maybe it's just that the article was written by a woman. (As I could easily see my significant other behaving in this manner when she was "out with her girlfriends".) But, does anybody on HN actually relate to this paragraph
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sirdogealot
12y ago
It's like the terrorism shield all the politicians stand behind. Don't agree with me? You're a terrorist. Don't think Snowden is a hero? You're a sock puppet.
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12y ago
You read it on The Guardian; a news service, not a Q&A website.
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12y ago
How did they determine who was a porn actor and who was not?
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