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by sushid 9y ago
What did you think would happen? You tried to game the system and you were caught. Frankly, I feel like dang should suspend your alt (mkrens), flag this article, and blacklist your domain for a while. You're clearly trying to sidestep
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by sushid 9y ago
Where? If you're referring to the capitalization, I think it's always been "Myspace."
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by sushid 9y ago
It's not "false modesty" to desires some privacy away from cameras when you're getting medically diagnosed with a condition. Just because you're fine with it doesn't mean that there are people with sensitive me
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by sushid 9y ago
He doesn't even have to buy a single coin. He can just buy a fraction for $500,000 if you want to be technical.
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by sushid 9y ago
I'm sure people were panicking when it fell from $2,500 to $2,000.
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by sushid 9y ago
Uh what? The USD is not implicitly backed by the gold. At least nothing close to what we had back when we had the gold standard. We have over $1.5 trillion USD in circulation around the world but the government has only about $200 billion i
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by sushid 9y ago
I think OP is agreeing with you. The drivers were not better quality, per se, but Uber's customer service was.
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by sushid 9y ago
This is a terrible article/translation. I don't think the post even mentions that the woman in the story wrote Pippi Longstocking. If you're curious, take a look at this link here instead. https://skeptics.stackexc
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by sushid 9y ago
Your suggestion might make sense if you have all the time in the world, but say you're going in for some small skin problem. Are you really going to test diagnosis #1 with two other doctors before you even begin your treatment?
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by sushid 9y ago
That's a poor way of trying to weasel out of the actual definition of monopoly, which is defined as "a company or group having exclusive control over a commodity or service"[0]. What you're describing is a substitute goo
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by sushid 9y ago
Interestingly enough, humans were never supposed to be used for batteries in the original script of the Matrix. Humans were supposed to be CPUs for the machines. https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/19817/was-
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by sushid 9y ago
If that's the intention I would recommend this Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/news-feed-eradicat...
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by sushid 9y ago
I don't think that what OP is saying. He's saying you can't pay cash for your wife's flight and have those mileage points sent to your account.
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by sushid 9y ago
This is completely untrue. "Transactions are added to the new block, prioritized by the highest-fee transactions first and a few other criteria." You can read more about this https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/quest
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by sushid 9y ago
Are you familiar with ICOs? You don't "easily charge USD" because all of them are held using crypto. Yes, some have used bitcoinsuisse to allow some to preorder their slots/amount using fiat, but that's the exceptio
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by sushid 9y ago
How do you think he'll be selling the coins? He'll be charging them ETH and/or BTC. Anyone will be able to see the wallets the coins end up in and he won't be able to cash it out without everyone making a big fuss about
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by sushid 9y ago
TL;DR - Planned C-Sections. There's also a drop on weekends for the same reason as fewer individuals plan for a delivery on the weekends as hospitals are staffed with fewer people.
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by sushid 9y ago
Not trying to discredit you, but do you have any sources on this? What are some publicly traded companies with acres of farmland allocated for marijuana?
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by sushid 9y ago
I don't think that was the reason at all but do you have any tx proofs?
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by sushid 9y ago
You're just describing mega-malls they have in SE Asia. Singapore and Thailand have some of the biggest ones.
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by sushid 9y ago
It's also a notable distinguishing feature of WeChat and it's wildly popular, FWIW.
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by sushid 9y ago
1. This only happened on GDAX, an exchange owned by Coinbase. This dip didn't occur anywhere else. Coinbase/GDAX has suspended all ETH/USD trading until further notice and are investigating. 2. According to some on Reddit, it
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by sushid 9y ago
Again, I get where you're coming from. "But what's the point?" is usually an argument that can be made for any new technology if you don't believe in the features that make it exciting and new. That doesn't mea
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by sushid 9y ago
Look, again, it's just an example of a small scale use of Bancor's token issuance. Not a how-to-guide for all SMB owners. Using Bancor does not mean that the SMB is doing this all from scratch. After all, how many restaurants do y
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by sushid 9y ago
You can say that about nearly all of these projects. Why Steem when Reddit/HN? Why Augur/Gnosis when we have sports and political betting websites? Why Sia/Maidsafe when we have Dropbox/Box/GDrive? And for the recor
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by sushid 9y ago
I feel like the article definitely has some merit but the timing of it (days before a TBD announcement on token trading), the inclusion of very obvious non-unique points (i.e. not scalable, anything Bancor can do Ethereum can do - uh, why n
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by sushid 9y ago
This, IMO, is extreme. I know it's nothing illegal and the cost of doing business, but you've tried four mattresses already. You're costing all of these companies real money with seemingly no real motivation to purchase the m
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by sushid 9y ago
To me, MongoDB is the most shocking aspect of their stack. What are you doing with a non-ACID compliant database? I've personally had a transfer of ETH worth tens of thousands of dollars just go missing, despite 30+ confirmations on th
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by sushid 9y ago
His analogy was definitely bad, but he's right. Legality does not equate morality. However, I do find it weird that they would ask you to describe an instance where you broke the law during a job interview.
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by sushid 9y ago
Okay, but what about gdax? Their name is literally global digital assets exchange. There's absolutely no excuse for this kind of nonsense.

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