lawless123

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by lawless123 9y ago
Sounds like what Bitcoin Cash has been trying to do.
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by lawless123 9y ago
I would love to know too. I am part of a cryptocurrency Facebook group and most of the people on it talking about Eth are Dutch.
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by lawless123 9y ago
The UI is clunky and impossible to efficiently use. Compare the galaxy map to the one in Elite Dangerous in which it is far easier to control the camera. They meant well but they might be better restarting
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by lawless123 9y ago
Market cap is a poor way to measure each coin. You can create your own coin premine 1 million of them. Sell a few for ~5 dollars and claim it has a market cap of 5 million dollars.
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by lawless123 9y ago
With most ICOs there is no risk that anyone other than the persons who created the ICO's will make money.
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by lawless123 9y ago
"It's a thought crime." uhm wat?
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by lawless123 9y ago
Necessary.
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by lawless123 9y ago
My mind was changed on this. I used to believe it was simple, you're XX or you're XY. Even two people with the same genes could be quite different if those genes are expressed differently.
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by lawless123 9y ago
Certainly any job that only offers "do this and we give you enough money to barely live" will have to pay more.
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by lawless123 9y ago
We'll add a tax on private armies first.
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by lawless123 9y ago
Everyone likes to have sex, people in developed countries are just better equipped to do it safely.
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by lawless123 9y ago
by clean they mean its not made from cows farting into the atmosphere
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by lawless123 9y ago
Yeah you could live on that comfortably for the rest of your life, but not extravagantly.
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by lawless123 9y ago
interesting, i wonder how cryptocurrencies will react. Som are clearly booming like the regular stocks are. But some are also built to resist inflation.
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by lawless123 9y ago
All r/btc does is talk about bitcoin cash and brigade r/bitcoin
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by lawless123 9y ago
Are we all incapable of discerning what is and what isn't acceptable?
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by lawless123 9y ago
sounds like a hardware wallet...
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by lawless123 9y ago
Even the microbes don't want it.
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by lawless123 9y ago
I agree, you'd need a way to verify every machine is running the the open source software. The risk are too great you'll fail and the rewards for anyone that can hack the machines too great. To say a machine hasn't been hacke
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by lawless123 9y ago
Wouldn't surprise me that Trump wants to disctract us from that.
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by lawless123 9y ago
Because most people haven't been developing software since they were 15.
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by lawless123 9y ago
Or Maybe if the factory hired and fairly paid adults they could afford to look after their children...
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by lawless123 9y ago
PimpCoin.
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by lawless123 9y ago
"Why is this a problem, as long as everyone is not worse off?" But then nothing ever changes? shouldn't things improve for everyone? Otherwise what is the point of a society?
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by lawless123 9y ago
Lol, guess they really need to get around those sanctions.
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by lawless123 9y ago
Of course he does... he's just turned into a troll now.
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by lawless123 9y ago
>For me it seems like a conspiracy of immigration (in different countries) where whatever rules are passed down to them, they'll going to bend them to let as much ineligible people as possible while taking pride in rejecting obvious
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by lawless123 9y ago
Seems a bit mad to make a private company the gatekeeper.
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by lawless123 9y ago
I think that has something to do with them originally being played on CRTs, the colour just looked better to me.
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by lawless123 9y ago
eh.. >"The atoms that built the solar system, the planets, and even our own bodies may have come from another galaxy perhaps as far away as one light-year—nearly 6 trillion miles." Must be a typo.

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