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9y ago
As opposed to a crazy black dude. Or a hysterical white woman. Is that what you mean?
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> Now you can classify many of these weapon as having the potential for mass killings (not very different than explosives). Explosives could have been made the time the constitution was written by using gun powder. Weapons being as power
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You wrote: >is there a nonzero number of people who wholly subscribe to the nazi party's politcal platform, and want that specific party to be reborn? i suppose that's likely That's about as truthful as, "Did Hitler k
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9y ago
He never claimed he was addressing the argument. He just showed where you were incorrect, and you were.
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9y ago
I can personally assure you that isn't true ;)
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9y ago
> - There is a lot of wash trading going on with several exchanges, some of which has had serious accounting issues since 2016. When they fail, the fallout will be far more spectacular than that of the late MtGOX because many traders are
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9y ago
> I'd argue that you are the one doing this. You're labeling something as what you'd like it to be and what it's intended to be, not what it is. What does "labeling" mean? I'm just saying the value of c
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I was talking about you being able to peer into someone's head and then label them mischievous and a liar. That's different from denying understanding of the semantics of language and how they apply to the real world. > Should
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I think you're putting the cart before the horse here. The reason that USD is used to buy goods and services is not because everyone woke up one day and began to "think of it and use it as a currency". USD just happens to be
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9y ago
I don't think it is a bubble. Everyone seems to equate real estate, stocks, and currency as all the same thing. Unlike the first two, currency increases in intrinsic value the more people believe it has value. So saying that how can bi
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9y ago
How is that a lie, though? How do you know it's a bad faith argument? You know what bad faith means, right? That someone is not representing what they truly believe. Again, you're shaming people that disagree with you. > We sho
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> What's damaging to the culture of this site is describing strong gender bias and oppression as "women were given the opportunity to be homemakers instead of laborers." I assume by that you're saying that shaming peo
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9y ago
Here is another project that is quite simple and works pretty well: https://github.com/dolanor/scubed
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Morality, morality morality, right, wrong, good, evil, bla bla bla... oh and if you disagree with me you should be shamed and ridiculed. This is just an appeal to the mob to punish those that have a different value system then you. It works
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9y ago
I don't see the mention of BTC anywhere in the app that is released or in the announcements from that twitter log. They talk about using "blockchain technology", which I assume means a new coin.
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9y ago
Nuke it from orbit. It's the only way to be sure...
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It was an existential threat to them ... wasn't it? Your post came off as as long as the deaths didn't happen here , or wherever it is that you live, they don't matter. If not, explain how ISIS isn't an existential thr
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Last time I checked, ISIS has killed a lot of people. You do those slain a disservice by not even acknowledging this. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/03/25/world/map-isi...
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Sure it is, ISIS wants to kill all infidels. How can that not be considered an existential threat?
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When you engage in discriminatory hiring as a matter of policy, so called "affirmative action", you will invite people to judge those that are advantaged by that policy. The people who decided to implement this braindead idea are
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9y ago
Holding millions of dollars worth of coins yourself, rather than in a bank can become quite nerve wracking. Open your wallet on the wrong computer, or let someone untrustworthy to see where/how you hide your key, or how much you own, a
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I was a cyclist for many years and stayed to the sidewalk as much as possible. As you said , must fatalities occur when a car traveling at a high rate of speed rear ends a bicyclist. I'd rather deal with the non fatal accidents that ha
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I wear a ladies watch (I am a man) for this very reason, thickness, as well as heaviness. I didn't realize how much it affects your movement and coordination having a substantial weight on your wrist, until I got rid of it.
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9y ago
If you are talking about independent alt-coins, such as Ethereum and Litecoin, they are completely separate from Bitcoin, and this would have no effect. If you are talking about tokens on the Bitcoin network, such as MaidSafeCoin, they woul
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I think whether this hurts people, at least in the long run, depends, though. Taking a job which provides no on-the-job training, and takes no skill keeps someone where they are. Because they aren't learning anything they are stuck doi
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Here is probably a better link which describes Tezos in more detail: https://www.tezos.com/static/papers/position_paper.pdf Edit: After reading it, the main takeaways are: 1. Allows voting on changing the protocol
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> I don't believe in free will, but I believe that there will always be the illusion because the computing needed to know anything before it happens is far too much, and if you knew, it would add another layer of things you'd n
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9y ago
Odd, because when I tried using OpenVPN on my own server in Japan, it kept timing out. I thought it was due to this: https://www.vpnanswers.com/bypass-great-firewall-hide-openvp...
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The article states to use a VPN, but China has now cracked down on them: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/jan/23/china-vpn... Your best best (if you can survive on web only) is to ssh to a ser
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The people will just move back to the forests and the mountains. The rivers will be their roads, paths their sidewalks, trees their grocery stores, and grubs their food.
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