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viach
13y ago
There should be an app market with bitcoin support finally.
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viach
13y ago
Did you just mean Java 7?
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viach
13y ago
I think author should stop reading "The Chronicles of Amber" for a while :)
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viach
13y ago
From what i can see here - there is a lot of hackers among protesters. They do they day work and go throwing rocks in the police afterwards.
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viach
13y ago
I found this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXl0HY3ujqA
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viach
13y ago
This is probably her friend http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s99Vt2KgeXY
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viach
13y ago
-- But you decide to not provide additional information Yes, like the opponent did. He _decided_ to not provide additional information also, but put more words into it. Should i have said "Wrong, wrong, wrong"? I'm not claimi
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viach
13y ago
Ok. By "these laws" i meant not exactly the list of laws by 16 Nov, you are right in this. The idea is that protesters fight against EU-like laws from one side and want to join the EU from another (read the source with google tran
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viach
13y ago
You could read the source : http://comeuroint.rada.gov.ua/komevroint/doccatalog/document...
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viach
13y ago
Ok, so it's not about these laws anymore? Lets take them back then? And why these protests began in 2014 (not 1 or 2 years before), occasionally before signing papers with EU and exactly in pre-new-year period?
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viach
13y ago
Did you really check all the profiles? :)
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viach
13y ago
-- Enlighten us. Just like cLeEOGPw did? Someone says "this is bad". Someone else says "this is good". As simple as that. No arguments in both cases.
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viach
13y ago
That's weird. - Ukraine needed to adapt their laws to EU standards before signing the association with EU. - Pro-EU protesters fight against these laws. I'm lost here.
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viach
13y ago
-- Yanukovic refused to sign economic treaty with EU Wrong.
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viach
13y ago
-- Coupled with a 15 year term? -- no one reads primary sources
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viach
13y ago
Which leads me to question - can HN read my posts?
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viach
13y ago
-- Why don't you guys split Ukraine into two parts? It won't blend then.
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viach
13y ago
>> My philosophy is that when you're giving people free money you shouldn't have to make much effort to notify them. Completely agree with that. It is enough to reply with "dogetip+1" for example, where "doget
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viach
13y ago
>> is not that easy and straight forward It's as easy as clicking "install" i think. The extension itself is not complex to implement at all and it could be done in a week or so. The backend is a different story.
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viach
13y ago
No, seems it's not a clone, they created a new codebase in Python + Go.
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viach
13y ago
such innovate (C)
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viach
13y ago
With a browser extension you can integrate crypto tipping into every website. (Did i just missed my chance to create a startup? Investors, anyone? :)
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viach
13y ago
Why not? PS. Spoilers break the intrigue.
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viach
13y ago
Will HN ever integrate Doge tips?
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viach
13y ago
They should have trademarked Clone Cash instead
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viach
13y ago
Morning stand-up meetings and the office kitchen.
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viach
13y ago
Hmm, I probably should send my cv there...
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viach
13y ago
Yes, but how i would outsource interacting to still do nothing?
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viach
13y ago
This would not be passive.
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viach
13y ago
I've got a job where i do almost nothing. It's my passive income.
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