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tobltobs
9y ago
Good to see Hetzner catching up to OVH. Some crude comparison of their offers: Hetzner CX11 € 2,96 1 vCPU 2 GB RAM 20 GB NVMe SSD 20 TB Traffic CX21 € 5,83 2 vCPU 4 GB RAM 40 GB NVMe S
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9y ago
Good to see Hetzner catching up to OVH. Some crude comparison of their offers: Hetzner CX11 € 2,96 1 vCPU 2 GB RAM 20 GB NVMe SSD 20 TB Traffic CX21 € 5,83 2 vCPU 4 GB RAM 40 GB NVMe S
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9y ago
If I google for this Saudi Arabia comes up first, by a big margin.
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9y ago
When I combine all tx/s of all the cryptocurrencies I need even more energy. Also Visa is only just one company, there are also Master, American Express, Paypal, SEPA transactions and a lot more. So I don't understand what you try
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9y ago
Please name one of the alternatives which is secure as the "Proof of work", needs less energy for mining and doesn't have high transaction costs.
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9y ago
You are comparing oranges and apples. But let us assume that all those thousands of financial institutions and their associated infrastructure are just there to handle transactions. Bitcoin is doing about 20 tx/s and Bitcoin mining use
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tobltobs
9y ago
Instead of ranting how stupid everybody else is you could give us unenlightened souls a hint how the proof of work problem could be solved without wasting lots of energy.
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tobltobs
9y ago
And what do you want to tell us with your whataboutism?
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9y ago
Site is as sluggish as ever. But my balance total shows me something above $7,000,000.00 when I only have a few hundred $ actually. Is this a new feature?
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9y ago
This is cool. It is the essence of the current coinmania reduced to the minimum, the MVP of a shitcoin. It will be interesting to see if they really shell out the money (GAS) to distribute the coins.
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9y ago
Isn't the UK a net importer of software contractors?
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9y ago
Take your final estimation (whatever method you use) an multiply it with 2.
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9y ago
> Though I accept it’ll be a pain for e.g. finance companies which the EU requires to be based within the EU What kind of services does the UK export which do not fall into the finance category?
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9y ago
Have a look at http://http://www.dancingbots.com which visualizes Orderbook positions. Most of the action (95%?) close to current price looks like positions from bots. Compare the orderbooks of exchanges which have no
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9y ago
but then again being decentralized results in being unusable as a payment facility.
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9y ago
One more reason to incorporate as soon as possible is to ensure/improve the sellability of your startup/project. If everything (from saas accounts like analytics, emailing over monitoring to source code comments) is tangled with y
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9y ago
> and sell BTC for cash in real-life parking-lot transactions. Doesn't sound practicable.
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9y ago
0: Fix those scrollbars on your homepage
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9y ago
Shameless plug: The orderbook visualizations of http://www.dancingbots.com help to understand the different kind of bots on various exchanges. However, for some/most strategies one would need a higher resolution (seconds, n
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9y ago
Could'nt you go to a Fachhochschule with your apprenticeship in Software Engineering?
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9y ago
It is true that it is too easy to be put on one of the two lower tracks during primary school. But there are multiple options (Fachhochschule, Berufsakademie) to go to university after you have finished your apprenticeship. Fachhochschule i
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9y ago
> If traders lose faith in Tether, they would sell Tether and buy Bitcoin in a flight to safety. Bitcoin prices would rise as traders try to get out of Tether. That might be the outcome, however: - If there would be the slightest bit of
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9y ago
I am not sure I understand what you are showing here? I looks like a normal link to a Amazon wish list to me.
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9y ago
He doesn't assert it works pretty well, he just says it is the best option.
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9y ago
Wasn't this at the same time when ProtonMail migrated their site from a .ch to a .com? I would be thankful if I would be able to get such a special treatment from Google for a borked migration. For most of us it is a death sentence whe
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9y ago
Nobody cares what the original use case for .com was 25 years ago. And the ".com trend" is going strong for the last 25 years and will for a few more years. If you target is international going with a country TLD is a big mistake.
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> it can't hurt, But it also wont help a bit. There aren't too many facts in the SEO world, most is snake oil and stuff that worked ages ago. But to redirect a .com to a .mk is pretty sure a non optimal solution if you are inte
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> Get your full name as a .com (victorvojnovski.com) Do this NOW. Seriously.
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9y ago
If your target are also users from outside of the Republic of Macedonia then forget the .mk domain. Use a generic tld.
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9y ago
That is called "targeting a niche" and makes sense if you can't compete against those big marketing budgets. Even the glam metal niche is still alive: hairmetalheaven.co.uk
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