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zeep
9y ago
and here is another big drop now... and GDAX is down again...
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zeep
9y ago
In my experience, Coinbase/GDAX becomes unavailable every time the cost of Bitcoin drops significantly in a really short period of time... it happened again this morning a little before 7am... Not sure if they are trying to control th
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zeep
9y ago
It depends on your goals, but maybe... we'll see if I was too late in the game to make a quick profit.
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zeep
9y ago
I tried to do that on coinbase and it won't let me
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zeep
9y ago
because if you sell gradually, it doesn't move as fast... since this is getting downvoted, I will give a simple example... if you have $2 and it goes up 100% (two-fold incease), than you have $4... but if you cash half your money, then
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zeep
9y ago
I just bought some and I will sell when it reaches 5x if it ever does.
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zeep
9y ago
that's not hard, they just let anyone rate stuff... just like Amazon/Google/etc does... One day, you might get sued for doing it though...
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zeep
9y ago
> I don't know how these people sleep at night. Are you talking about Apple management or the malware developers?
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What YouTube Is Doing to Stop Its Child Exploitation Problem
(buzzfeed.com)
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zeep
9y ago
a precise wireframe could be as precise as a fingerprint... If it has a very high mesh count, it is just a high resolution 3D model of your face... much more information then what is required to face-id you look at this model for example,
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zeep
9y ago
Canadians who can afford it go to other countries to get prompt care
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zeep
9y ago
I never liked Apple products because of all the restrictions, but since Steve Jobs is gone (a few years later, actually), Apple appears to have taken a whole other route...
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zeep
9y ago
is it the same for gold?
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zeep
9y ago
Do amazon AWS servers expose everything by default?
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zeep
9y ago
no, but I have used the hacker's keyboard and it doesn't require any permissions, but it doesn't do swype which I like to use once in a while (but besides that, it's good)
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zeep
9y ago
If they didn't use encryption, the NSA could recover everything from their data centers and then the FBI could do parallel construction?
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zeep
9y ago
It seems like I've heard that every year for the last 10 years, at least... Who wants to take excel away from them? the same ones that like to change programming language every year?
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zeep
9y ago
> All you need is a Raspberry Pi Zero W, a Raspberry Pi Camera 2, and a blank SD card.
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zeep
9y ago
but most useful keyboards require permissions that are scary...
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zeep
9y ago
with Coinbase, the best I could do is buy @ 9400 and sell @ 9800 ...lost money because of their bad servers (for some reason downtime only happens when Bitcoin's value drops a lot)
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zeep
9y ago
I would be surprised if Coinbase didn't get sued because of their bad service... locking people's money when the market is going crazy.
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zeep
9y ago
at least, they don't use USPS to deliver bio weapons yet...
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zeep
9y ago
it used to be
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zeep
9y ago
this time, it's for real... (the last time a 10k value was posted on HN, I could not find 1 bitcoin for 10k on my exchange ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15796503) )
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Ask HN: How much does it cost to get Google to let SPAM through?
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zeep
9y ago
anyone with common sense know that this is false... it would break the internet if ISPs would take advantage of the absence of a net neutrality requirement. I think that whoever passed this law gave the ISPs a pretty bad idea (not that the
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zeep
9y ago
I wish that it would still be possible to get a "dumb" car... one that would have almost no electronics (or that you could at least disable all wireless receivers/transmitters). We know that computers can't be secured...
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9y ago
Or from when you visit your financial institution's website using Chrome
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Petition Calls for Ouster of FCC Chairman Pai
(news.slashdot.org)
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zeep
9y ago
limited, until the bitcoin-core team changes the limit and the change gets approved by a majority of users/miners...
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