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tradersam
9y ago
Here's a really good explanation of RingCT: https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/83/how-does-moner...
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tradersam
9y ago
Chrome regularly uses about 10% of my RAM, but honestly Atom was the biggest offender, which is why I switched to Visual Studio. Also, games can be a huge CPU and RAM eater but it is almost always completely necessary.
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tradersam
9y ago
On that point: > The Blogger tab I have open to write this post is currently using over 500MB of RAM in Chrome. If that is so, why post it and have it use a similar amount of RAM on others machines? If they know sooo much about softwar
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tradersam
9y ago
I think OP meant that the value of the allowance isn't directly correlated with the chores or quality thereof, so doing the dishes isn't $X, and doing them well isn't $Y (netting them more). The child gets $Z amount per month
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9y ago
> Zcash Monero would be a better option.
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tradersam
9y ago
You never know, Overstock.com is now keeping 50% of their crypto payments in crypto.[1] [1]: https://www.coindesk.com/ostk-hodl-overstock-keep-50-bitcoin...
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9y ago
I can't prove the transactions were Ver's anymore than I can prove some are yours. But as keymone said, the timeline of events is fishy. How come they stop when the block size debate does, or Roger uses them as examples in post af
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tradersam
9y ago
It is faster that Bitcoin (~2.5min avg block time vs ~10min), has a vibrant community, and still very secure. Easier entry price, and you can spend $5 without a $3 fee, or any fee at all. It also already has SegWit and has for months.
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tradersam
9y ago
I know this, but you can still use Bitfinex by depositing crypto and using a VPN. Not really "illegal". Gemini is great, but they are slow to verify and as you stated very limited on your trading pairs.
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9y ago
Litecoin is extremely undervalued. Ethereum has an incredibly bright future, Monero is an incredible tool for privacy. Check out bitfinex.com and start trading pairs there. They have a description under every currency that should help.
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9y ago
> As a long term owner of Bitcoin, I can say this is the absolute worst time to start investing in it. It's development has been taken over by a group of mentally unstable developers with weird personal agendas and beliefs. The off
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9y ago
https://marco.org/headphones-closed-portable https://marco.org/headphones-bluetooth
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9y ago
It's really not that hard to remove the "mobile" part of the URL before submitting it.
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Nothingness: We buy ads only to fill them with nothingness
(nothingness.io)
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9y ago
I don't agree. I believe currencies not backed by countries have a real use in the world, and labeling any and all as a Ponzi scheme is a misnomer. Anything has value if we assign it, and even if 5% of the world considers crypto valuab
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9y ago
Thank you as well, going to start using it regularly.
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9y ago
Could we get the non-mobile link?
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9y ago
I work for a huge company where a mouse is the boss. We are looking into blockchains very seriously. (Obviously not speaking for them, just saying.) Since that is the case, I don't think your assessment is correct.
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9y ago
Your own site ( https://notes.lucianmarin.com/ ) is terribly designed. Not in the visual aesthetics, but in function. The subdomain "notes" and the tag on the project "Note keeping done in PHP 5.2 and JSON &quo
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9y ago
Let it load all the way. Was happening to me, but once the page fully loads the article becomes full size.
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9y ago
I use Venmo without a Facebook account. Works fine.
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9y ago
The same goes for this comment.
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Space Jam (1996)
(warnerbros.com)
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9y ago
> and specifically that more than 21M bitcoins can be created at the whim of developers It really can't be, though.
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How do we measure things in space? (2001)
(starchild.gsfc.nasa.gov)
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> "quite non-toxic" Well, that doesn't really have a lot of confidence behind it.
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9y ago
Travel Agent. I used to be very into programming when I was younger, so I enjoy the content, but the level headed discussions make HN so much better than reddit overall.
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9y ago
That would be a dangerous precedent.
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9y ago
3? For me it's 10.
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True, he appointed terrible people to the head of some important organizations. Dismantling them could be labeled "anti-establishment" but if they were a net win for humanity and kill/downsizing is a net win for business, tha
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