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by ubersync 11y ago
Until they make THAT (switching off your phone for 1 or 2 cells and turning back on 1 or 2 cells over) a crime. And start compelling cellphone companies to provide them with the records of everyone who does that. And start targeting those p
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by ubersync 11y ago
It covers your shoe with a polythene shoe cover. Mostly used in hospitals.
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by ubersync 11y ago
I can't help but imagine how awkward that would be. If tilting your head repeatedly and talking to yourself was not enough, touching yourself all over the body will definitely make you look awkward!
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by ubersync 11y ago
How is this decentralized?
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by ubersync 11y ago
Wouldn't happen with bitcoins.
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India's Nuclear Scientists Keep Dying Mysteriously(vice.com)
14 points by ubersync 11y ago|0 comments
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by ubersync 11y ago
A leak's a leak. Accidental of intentional.
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Indian Telcos warn of 6-fold hike in data prices (for Net Neutrality)(tribuneindia.com)
1 points by ubersync 11y ago|0 comments
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by ubersync 11y ago
>Bitcoin is unregulated. So are cash transactions. >practically impossible to tax So are cash transactions. >unappreciated by most governments So are cash transactions [0]. >it's not going to survive if it does not make com
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by ubersync 12y ago
I can't see why you are being downvoted. You are making a valid argument in the current discussion.
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by ubersync 12y ago
For the uninitiated: There will be about 21 million bitcoins ever. Today almost 14 million have been mined.
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2/3rds of all Bitcoins that will ever be, have been mined today(blockchain.info)
5 points by ubersync 12y ago|8 comments
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by ubersync 12y ago
I can't wait for Bitcoin like technologies to be ubiquitous.
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by ubersync 12y ago
One positive step, but a long long way to go. Just yesterday a cop snatched my phone because I had recorded his colleagues driving without seatbelts on (which is a traffic offence in India). He told me (lied) what I was doing is illegal. Th
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by ubersync 12y ago
I can't wait to know the reason behind this.
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by ubersync 12y ago
Can you elaborate a little why do you think so?
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by ubersync 12y ago
Bitcoin totally makes sense for digital products, especially for transaction with small amounts. With Bitcoin you can send even $0.01 for a very low fee.
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by ubersync 12y ago
NodeJS is very stable. Since JavaScript is asynchronous by design, NodeJS's performance is excellent.
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by ubersync 12y ago
I wouldn't cite Coindesk for any reliable report. [1] 1. https://ihb.io/2014-11-09/news/official-coindesk-longer-voic...
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by ubersync 12y ago
A janitor does not need much training for his work. So he can start working full time much earlier than an engineer, who most likely went to school for an extra 6 to 8 years to train for the job. It would be totally unfair for an engineer t
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by ubersync 13y ago
You are ignoring the fact that he has been straight up lying the last few weeks, and in my opinion, he still is. He said that they were aware of the bug for quiet some time, and yet had enabled automatic re-issuing of failed withdrawals. Do
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Bitcoin hash-rate exceeds total computing power of all the world’s computers(tarangill.com)
33 points by ubersync 13y ago|59 comments
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by ubersync 13y ago
Am I missing something? How is this phone any different from say Google Nexus 4, or Samsung Galaxy S4? E.g. Google Nexus 4 has almost the same specs other than RAM, Storage and Dual LTE. But it is only for $300. More specifically, how does
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by ubersync 13y ago
Exactly my thought. They have a graphics designer on their team! Actually, I think the graphics designer is the only person who has done anything for this project so far. And those letters from SpaceX etc, that they show in the video, ha ha
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by ubersync 13y ago
Looks like Chick-fil-A love getting into controversies. Remember that whole anti-gay thing?
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by ubersync 13y ago
Having been part of student protests in the past, I believe this is one of the worst ways to handle a protest.
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by ubersync 13y ago
Exactly, they have to obey the law of the land. If the limousines in Sweden are supposed to charge by time, then do that. Change your app to charge by time in that particular country.
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by ubersync 13y ago
>whatever taximeter they provide you The author mentions that Uber could have tried to get their App approved as a taximeter, but they did not even try. > Author claims that market is unregulated and competition is fair, but then ad
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by ubersync 13y ago
I was on Uber's side for a long time initially. But with what's have been going on in the past few months, I am more than willing to believe the author. Especially after that protest by some drivers, outside their office in SF. "It was only
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by ubersync 13y ago
And if you go to some parts of India, its even worse than Africa. People don't have access to clean water, sanitation and food. Some people walk 25 miles a day, to fetch clean water to drink.

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