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by dcc1 12y ago
I am not sure why anyone would want to accept Bitcoin via Stripe Same can be accomplished with Bitpay, who take 0% in fees with a 30$/month package (1% otherwise), they also pay into the bank the next business day unlike Stripe. And th
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by dcc1 12y ago
The whole series is worth watching Right now TV is in its "golden age" but there are no good sci-fi tv shows (hell even the word "scifi" is dirty somehow now, see > SyFy-lis). Star Trek, Stargate, Battlestar Galactic
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by dcc1 12y ago
Wow the whole post reads as if they planned it all along. When it reality it seems like this is a last ditch attempt to save the wreck that google+ has become.
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by dcc1 12y ago
LOL taking 30 seconds+ to even load their page
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by dcc1 12y ago
This anyone considering a "serious" long term business should avoid Paypal, they eventually screw every merchant one way or another, their history is littered with horror stories and business that have grown reliant on then and we
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by dcc1 12y ago
1. Can't pay with bitcoin so staying with namecheap 2. Google offers 0 support 3. Google rolls over to quickly to copyright requests, whats to stop them from pulling the domain from under you No thanks
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by dcc1 12y ago
Thanks to Shitpal I have switched my shopping to Amazon. Ebay/Paypal deserve to die out.
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by dcc1 12y ago
Ive been given a static ipv4 and a big ipv6 range from my isp, problem is despite getting the latest and best router http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTN66U/ I cant get ipv6 to work with this router, tho if i connec
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by dcc1 12y ago
"Just like sending funds to bank accounts, a transfer to a debit card costs 25¢ and will arrive in the card’s bank account in 1-2 business days. As always, you’ll need to verify your recipient’s identity. While we can only support U.S.
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by dcc1 12y ago
http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/zero/
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by dcc1 12y ago
Well good luck to Russia, totalitarian fascism would work out great I am sure. There would be millions of Russians spinning in their graves if they knew of what the "motherland" has become.
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by dcc1 12y ago
It makes google sound almost Orwellian, which is not hard to believe considering how invasive their information gathering tentacles are and complete disregard for privacy of people.
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by dcc1 12y ago
Same problem for weeks now, apparently New York is in Iran
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by dcc1 12y ago
A lot of websites could use ipv6 to connect to a proxy/security provider such as cloudflare which would output the site to ipv4/ipv6 end users with all the other bells and whistles that cloudflare offers. The end user then doesnt
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by dcc1 12y ago
Maybe Akamai and other large internet companies (Google, Facebook, Cloudflare etc) contribute now financially and/or with engineers towards openssl development or create an alternative. This whole thing has been one giant clusterfuck,
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by dcc1 12y ago
Ouch some very large sites have some very large holes in them right now!
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by dcc1 12y ago
Anyone know if this will work for nonUSAsians
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by dcc1 12y ago
Its traditional publishers that are on the verge of extinction, Amazon is putting them out of business by providing a better publishing platform
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by dcc1 12y ago
So what IDE to guys at facebook use for HACK? My favourite editor PHP Storm doesn't support it, yet.
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by dcc1 12y ago
Thanks email sent, our service is actually not to dissimilar to tarsnap now that I think of it, anyways that was in the past. Thought I tell people my experiences.
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by dcc1 12y ago
Payment is next day with Bitpay...
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by dcc1 12y ago
I will stick with Bitpay, thank you very much. They are also actively researching and testing bitcoin stuff > http://bitcore.io/blog/articles/cosign-our-multisignature-wa... I used Stripe for several months, bu
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by dcc1 12y ago
Not really impressed, why would you want to put your marketplace at the whims of Stripe or credit card companies? I am currently working on a bitcoin marketplace, while it would restrict the ease of use for users, it would also cut out alot
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by dcc1 12y ago
Those have all sorts of limits, basically anything above a few hundred euro a year and you are running afoul of EU AML laws, look at paypal for example to see what the limits are before you have to verify paypal accounts, its roughly the sa
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by dcc1 12y ago
The site just screams "SCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM" EDIT: contact just goes to email form to coincashcard@gmail.com
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by dcc1 12y ago
You obviously never had to deal with bureaucrats, right now the 2nd biggest exchange BTC-e is runny by some shady eastern europeans who are simply ignoring all laws. The biggest exchange Mtgox was run by an incompetent fool who lost half a
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by dcc1 12y ago
The steep barriers to entry into becoming an exchange due to these laws/policies and the whole cloudy and non clear nature of what protocols to adhere in each country ensure that exchanges are not started by the most competent but by t
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by dcc1 12y ago
The problem is the gateways between fiat and crypto, where centralisation occurs and due to AML/KYC policies and banking regulations all of the worst aspects of banking can affect users bitcoin itself as the protocol/platform has
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by dcc1 12y ago
I doubt Gamestop accountants are too thrilled about having to do extra work, or potentially be accused of money laundering or running an unlicensed money transmitted business. They can put an end to this overnight by having a simple TOC hav
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by dcc1 13y ago
What editor do facebook recommends for hack? Pho storm doesn't support it yet unfortunately

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