conroe64

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by conroe64 12y ago
I also am thinking of investing but this pre-sale is not the time. They are creating and distributing 1/3 of the ether from the pre-sale to the development team (along with the proceeds from the sale itself, so they in essence get to h
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by conroe64 12y ago
Many clones were made of bitcoin, but it has a large first mover advantage which keeps it on top. coinmarketcap.com has some interesting stats on the "altcoins"
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by conroe64 12y ago
This one does... http://smilingdavesblog.blogspot.hk/2012/08/bitcoin-all-in-o...
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by conroe64 12y ago
IMHO, to continually put "success" above everything else in your life and slave away towards that goal as the ultimate redemption in everything is a waste of your time and therefore your life. It can be such as easy sell, especial
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by conroe64 12y ago
I don't understand what you are trying to show with this study. It compares moderate drinkers among themselves according to the type of alcohol consumed. It doesn't compare drinkers vs non drinkers
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by conroe64 12y ago
What do you think of the study mentioned in this article that indicates that heavy drinkers outlive abstainers? http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2017200... Here is the study itself: http:
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by conroe64 12y ago
I did something like this using the open source vnc viewer for android. I had the idea that you could make a 10,000 x 10,000 pixel virtual screen and then use it for programming. You could turn your head and phone would then show a differen
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by conroe64 12y ago
They don't have 51% anymore, although I think their other concerns are valid: http://www.coindesk.com/bitfury-pulls-power-ghash-community-... https://blockchain.info/pools
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by conroe64 12y ago
In order to exchange them someone needs to buy them first. So, depending on how much they are used for trade, the amount held transitively for this purpose will vary. Since there is a fixed number, the more popular they become as a trading
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by conroe64 12y ago
It doesn't have to be so black and white as that. You can take into account other factors such as country of origin of the consumer and identifying information provided as whether to accept a credit card payment or not.
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by conroe64 12y ago
Now, if only the workers did $15 per hour worth of work, everything would be set...
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by conroe64 12y ago
If you drink milk and consume eggs, aren't you still perpetuating the same system? I mean after a cow no longer can produce milk it's not like it will go to a cow hospice.
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by conroe64 12y ago
You presuppose the wild animal can understand a running wheel, something it never encountered before. The mice, on seeing something novel, did what that normally do and try to climb all over it looking for food. They then got stuck running
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by conroe64 12y ago
So how did you ever learn to walk, then? Every time you tried to move your leg, the fact that you moved forward, would be anecdotal and the data should be thrown out.
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by conroe64 12y ago
These weird political fights are in the wrong arena. I'm not going to try to argue with you about what it means to fight a new technology and whether a decades old business model is valid or not, because it's just silly. Regardles
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by conroe64 12y ago
The sheep have neighed.. er down voted
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by conroe64 12y ago
Comcast's stock is up over 250% over the last few years and has made me a lot of money... so whatever they've been doing has been working and IMO they should keep at it. It's a dirty game and no one is completely clean, so we
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by conroe64 12y ago
You have to act more appalled by trivial annoyances, or you slow down the building of the whole hyperbole storm that the people here like to create. Otherwise, they are unable to distract themselves from the boredom and feelings of lack of
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by conroe64 12y ago
Well... yea.. I suppose shit happens
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by conroe64 12y ago
> You could suggest that there's better ways of doing that, but our ideas so far haven't panned out. Can I ask, have you heard about Peercoin, which uses a combination of a proof of work and a proof of stake system rather than
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by conroe64 12y ago
The 1994 mini-bear market? You're shoehorning the data a little to match your theory, don't you think?
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by conroe64 13y ago
It's called Xanax
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by conroe64 13y ago
I was thinking the same thing, and concluded the ink changes color or something in the presence of pizza. Not that far fetched actually and would have been a lot cooler.
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by conroe64 13y ago
Who would deposit bitcoin in an exchange where the average price is a fifth of what is was in other exchanges? Fiat deposits wouldn't matter for this plan.
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by conroe64 13y ago
Even if there are some coins left, there is nothing to repeat. You sell them, and the plan is over... it doesn't bootstrap anything.
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by conroe64 13y ago
This would only work if the coins were still there. If the Gox coins are stolen/lost, then what are you buying? A worhtless claim to coins that don't actually exist, and that you can't sell.
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by conroe64 13y ago
I am guessing that, without reading it, you summarily dismissed it as identical to other sham stories and go off rant about them all as a collective, not realizing there is a ton of evidence to back up marijuana's role in fighting canc
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by conroe64 13y ago
I don't think you should be so sure that all solutions to cancer have been tried. http://www.sfweekly.com/2013-04-24/news/key-words-cannabis-o... There is no money in natural cures, so most researchers don&#x
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by conroe64 13y ago
I think the logic is more to elicit a strange occurrence (bug, dare I say?) that doesn't occur unless under some weird circumstances. In this case, this behavior would be possible unless the value of a variable, currentPos, is set to a
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by conroe64 13y ago
Can you explain what makes it so terrible? At first glance it seems as if it is thread safe, and avoiding synchronization locks can provide a nice speed up. The notion that currentPos could be set to the new Point before the Point(int x, in

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