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by t0 13y ago
I'm in the same boat. smellmybacon.com. Let's do this.
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by t0 13y ago
What makes it valuable as a currency? Are people expected to buy DTC to pay storage fees? I don't know that this will work from an economics standpoint.
33.
by t0 13y ago
Is this to suggest exchanges could be manufacturing rumors to increase their profits?
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by t0 13y ago
But /x? is for the next page.
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by t0 13y ago
Why don't you allow single orders? I always thought you required 10+ shirts because you had to create some sort of mold and load it into the printers, but it seems that isn't the case. With everything automated, you could easily a
36.
by t0 13y ago
Don't forget http://keygenjukebox.com !
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by t0 13y ago
Is the PDF version working right? I don't see anywhere for public or private keys. You also need a paper wallet address generator. Coinbase wallets look like this: http://i.imgur.com/BPwIAra.png
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by t0 13y ago
It's easy, but a bit of an old language. I started here: http://www.tizag.com/phpT/
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by t0 13y ago
They have two factor SMS verification available for every login attempt. But you may just have malware on your computer if you had a really strong password.
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by t0 13y ago
Oh it's simple really. $conn = fsockopen ('whois.verisign-grs.com', 43, $errno, $errstr, 1); fputs($conn, $domain."\r\n"); while(!feof($conn)) $output .= fgets($conn,128); $registrar = reset(explode(&quo
41.
by t0 13y ago
You should match people that have submitted domains from the same registrar so fees are avoided in most cases.
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by t0 13y ago
Down 10Mbps, Up 1Mbps, USA, Brighthouse. Connection is through cable TV infrastructure.
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by t0 13y ago
Any ideas on cost? As an example, the Tokyo region is much more expensive for EC2.
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by t0 13y ago
I created a simple browser extension that said "Hey! Don't do this." if I went past the first page on Reddit. I could have circumvented it at any point, but that amount of effort is enough of a deterrent. I recently disabled
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by t0 13y ago
I find it useful to know if the site is updated regularly.
46.
by t0 13y ago
Did you keep your old thermostat? The wires aren't too complicated to hook back up.
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by t0 13y ago
Exactly. Most of that $15 goes directly to ICANN and Verisign. http://www.hostly.com/hosting-info/much-domain-names-cost-15...
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by t0 13y ago
Keep in mind you only get a certain number of flags. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6803917
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by t0 13y ago
HN is open source. You can download from Github and install it yourself. https://github.com/wting/hackernews
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by t0 13y ago
Most people that don't know how to read probably know how to pronounce almost every word, so they're just associating the letters to something they already know. That being said, I don't think anything on paper could really h
51.
by t0 13y ago
Same here. I was able to get on up until just recently.
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by t0 13y ago
I don't see how the results could be harmful or negative. My highest risk item was a 54% chance of Type 2 Diabetes. It's interesting information, but I'm not making any huge life decisions based on it..
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by t0 13y ago
I recently got one from https://www.gogetssl.com
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by t0 13y ago
I'm glad you installed the actual HN lisp source rather than using telescope. This layout is so much better.
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by t0 13y ago
The transaction fees will make mining still profitable forever.
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by t0 13y ago
The main difference is whether the database runs in memory (mysql and sql), or it's file based (nosql and sqlite). Wham downvoted. Is this information incorrect?
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by t0 13y ago
Probably something like Arduino. Here's an example: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11377
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by t0 13y ago
http://hackerne.ws
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by t0 13y ago
I agree with this interpretation. If client side technologies hadn't been invented, all websites would be giving us nice plain easy to read text layouts like HN.
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by t0 13y ago
Sneakernets are still the fastest way to transfer data. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneakernet

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