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by w-ll 9y ago
24 Hour Volume is north of 17 Billion. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/
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by w-ll 9y ago
Andy Weir (author of The Martian) has a new book coming out that explores tourism to the moon. He has done a ton of research on the topic, definitely worth checking out. He was recently on StarTalk Radio [1] give it a listen 1. https:&#x2
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by w-ll 9y ago
Never heard of Coinbase.com a S12 YCombinator start-up?
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by w-ll 9y ago
Speaking of Youtube Red, the way they handle if you have multiple devices is just so amazingly bad. I pay for YouTube Red so that I can play music videos on my tv all day without ads. But if I go to a video on my desktop it will stop the p
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by w-ll 9y ago
No, it is the exchanges who's coins are "stolen", but still not really. 51% hashing doesn't allow you to `undo exchanges going back as long as you want`. There is a small time frame with exchanges/merches that accep
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by w-ll 9y ago
1728 Bitcoin are minted a day right now (next halving in 2020 ), lets say you have 50% mining so ~900 btc a day. Thats ~4.5M at a 5k BTC. Sure you double the transaction confirmation time but the transactions won't be undone. You mi
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by w-ll 9y ago
Anyone can track Bitcoin transactions; That IS the blockchain. Undoing them will just result in a chain that they are still in the original wallets keys, you STILL cant steal them. And the window for doing this is likely an hour or 2 at t
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by w-ll 9y ago
Can the author of Milkdrop please open source or release another version purely as a a/visualizer.
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by w-ll 9y ago
Exactly. Energy for gold mines, armourded trucks, petrol moving it all around the world, printing synthetics and chemicals, 24/7 always on ATMS all over the world. Bitcoin mining allows me to send money to my family halfway across the
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by w-ll 9y ago
Generated code can really build up quick. And that's not taking into account the transformations from higher level languages down to op codes. I use a lot of code gen and some projects I manage ~50k loc which can balloon to 10x that.
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by w-ll 9y ago
https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ has some better information on fees ~$3.50, and that is the mining fee. All transaction fees are given to the block that they are first included in.
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by w-ll 9y ago
Anecdotal: Last Instagram update started giving me notifications from Facebook not related to my Ig posts.
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by w-ll 9y ago
How come 'minimalists' always want me to buy a their book, or go to their seminar?
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by w-ll 9y ago
>> Any time we write similar-looking code over and over, that’s considered copy-pasta . is what i'd call it.
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by w-ll 9y ago
/r/place isn't possible for community created subreddits. You can only do css, with limited hacks with placing stuff in the sidebar content.
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by w-ll 10y ago
How come the Apple News Feed in Siri isn't configurable? It doesn't even follow the sources of the News.app. It's constantly clickbaity or depressing. Who moderates and chooses that.
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by w-ll 10y ago
Actually I think this might have been the fix. https://github.com/zcoinofficial/zcoin/commit/584e1c60617d59...
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by w-ll 10y ago
Dying and pausing the game doesn't stop the pickups. Is this intended?
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by w-ll 10y ago
Steam had a benchmark in CS:Source and i'm disappointed they haven't added a more modern one. I know they track hardware data, but I like to do comparisons when I upgrade and using various other benchmarks and tracking/compar
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by w-ll 10y ago
Slightly OT but pertains to "Children of Men" The scenes where main character Theo Faron (Clive Owen) is on the really nice buses, and there is classical music playing in the background, while outside the window there is so much p
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by w-ll 10y ago
I generally retire loyalty cards after a few months and ask for a new one next time I checkout. I also never fill in the phone number or other information. But still I generally pay with cc/debit cards so the banks still know where, n
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by w-ll 10y ago
If we were to invest in building a underwater 'Sealab' on the bottom of some ocean floor, say at least 100m water deep, what kind of cataclysmic event could destroy it. A few dozen of the underwater sea-colonies seams the most pra
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by w-ll 10y ago
If we were to invest in building a underwater 'Sealab' on the bottom of some ocean floor, say at least 100m water deep, what kind of cataclysmic event could destroy it. A few dozen of the underwater sea-colonies seams the most pra
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by w-ll 10y ago
Easier to overlay other dom nodes than having a wrapper and position hacks.
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by w-ll 10y ago
I will give you that many brands outside of Apple will allow you to swap the wireless card, maybe another keyboard (still their keyboard), but never would I want to attempt replacing a screen in a laptop. But this reminds me of actually the
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by w-ll 10y ago
Lets be honest; If you want 'Pro' you just gotta build a tower yourself. IMO there is no such thing as a 'Pro' laptop. I've owned MBPs, XPSs, MSI Gaming Laptops, and they all fall short. Especially 6ish months late
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by w-ll 10y ago
People do, but also people might not. I can see offering the same setting but with two different labels, or like in a dropdown.
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by w-ll 10y ago
TreeStyleTab really just blew my mind. I think it's the straw breaking for me to go back to FF. Seriously, tabs on the side in a tree view make SO MUCH SENSE! I know many of you probably have a few dozen tabs in chrome open, and you g
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by w-ll 10y ago
They really just need to send the Netflix cookie from your browser to the chrome cast. But I don't think they do that, like sarnowski said, i believe they put some data in the url thats like a 1 time key for your account and the video
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by w-ll 10y ago
Well, "always dark" is waiting for us at the bottom of the ocean.

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