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by Cut_N_Paste 9y ago
For long-term growth investments, I buy stock in companies that make products that I use and love. i.e. Coca-cola, General Motors, Apple, etc... For income, I put a portion into high-dividend stocks, and either draw the dividend or trade t
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by Cut_N_Paste 9y ago
lol... thank you for that :) BTW Apple, your latest iphone update has completely trashed your stock widget's display... please revert it back the way it was, thanks - a user.
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by Cut_N_Paste 9y ago
I'm not sure why you're being down-voted, you speak the truth. I myself didn't participate beyond a cursory download and trial years ago, because I perceived it too risky and fad-like for my time... boy was I wrong :/
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by Cut_N_Paste 9y ago
low contrast is hard for me to read
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by Cut_N_Paste 9y ago
Check #3 & #4 on his submissions. Btw, hackers accessing this info could possibly explain something I tweeted to them about 10 days ago: https://twitter.com/jeffallen6767/status/907171360769662976
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by Cut_N_Paste 9y ago
As an aside, I coded a Keccak implementation in JavaScript if anyone is interested. It was a great learning experience, and I've tried to comment the code thoroughly. https://github.com/jeffallen6767/keccak-p-js&#x
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by Cut_N_Paste 9y ago
I'm not waiting more than 5 seconds for something to load sorry...
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by Cut_N_Paste 9y ago
I've been learning as much as I can about blockchain, crypto, etc... I've recently written sha256 and keccak in Javascript ( so as to learn how they work at a detailed level ). https://github.com/jeffallen6767&#x2F
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by Cut_N_Paste 9y ago
"unleash"... bias much? https://www.newyorker.com/science/maria-konnikova/headlines-...
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by Cut_N_Paste 10y ago
I just don't understand all the JavaScript hate. I've used languages like java and python, basic and pascal, c, c++, assembly, and for the past 15 years JavaScript... I can say without hesitation, that it is my favorite language.
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by Cut_N_Paste 10y ago
I think the gist of this whole discussion ( at least the OMG WHY?!?! ) part, can be easily explained by an excerpt from your example comment that sums up in a nutshell the all too pervasive mindset I've seen over the years: "...LO