throwlogon

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1. 31.▲
   by throwlogon 6y ago

   You still have to trust the counterparty to deliver whatever the Bitcoin is being exchanged for.
2. 32.▲
   by throwlogon 6y ago

   I'm in the same boat. The MacBook I bought in 2013 was mind-blowingly awesome, most notably with the Retina display, and the sheer power of machine. Almost every difference between that laptop and the MacBook I bought a few months ago
3. 33.▲
   by throwlogon 6y ago

   If the newspapers/sites expect every reader to subscribe, it can add up quickly, if you're reading 2 articles in each of 20 publications every month. I do wish more people would pay for content, but the market hasn't really a
4. 34.▲
   by throwlogon 6y ago

   For students who arrive at a university without already knowing these opportunities exist, it's not always apparent that they do exist and may be available to them.
5. 35.▲
   by throwlogon 6y ago

   It's surely an indication that the tool should not be available though, assuming the two sides are subject to the same rules.
6. 36.▲
   by throwlogon 6y ago

   > Apple is under no obligation to make someone’s ideal business model feasible. Sure, but if it's in someone's interest for Apple to change their policies, it makes sense for them to try to pressure Apple to do so. There's