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by redegg 6y ago
> You will likely receive more than you initially deposited into MtGox through the bankruptcy, but I do not know what you call "significant recompense." I was one of those claimants who sold approximately the account value nort
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by redegg 6y ago
> You will likely receive more than you initially deposited into MtGox through the bankruptcy, but I do not know what you call "significant recompense." I was one of those claimants who sold approximately the account value nort
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by redegg 7y ago
Based on my musings of this article, Segment invests in interesting products.
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by redegg 8y ago
This happened in 2014, why the hell is this being brought up now? It should be noted that NextDesk changed their name to Xdesk after this debacle years ago. Also NOT published and considered in this flame throwing is Wirecutter's respo
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by redegg 14y ago
You must be new here. YC companies get limited advertising.
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by redegg 14y ago
No. If they lowered their max block size, they would get less fees from transactions.
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by redegg 14y ago
No, you would bring it down maybe $10-20.
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by redegg 14y ago
Lol @ $10 spread.
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by redegg 14y ago
It requires more than 50% of the network to agree. Those who don't will live in their own little fork.
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by redegg 14y ago
Providing falsified WHOIS information will only harm the registrant.
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Namecheap now officially accepts Bitcoin(namecheap.com)
329 points by redegg 14y ago|172 comments
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by redegg 14y ago
Yes its right here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5303045
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by redegg 14y ago
Why do you think it's necessary to reveal your age to those who hire you? Have a good portfolio and you're set. The web provides you varying levels of anonymity; take advantage of it. I made thousands of dollars before your age monetizing m
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by redegg 14y ago
People are lazy. They want to see how much text is there for them to read before having the slightest intent. Making text bigger makes that decision more difficult. It also creates the delusion that there is more to read than there actually
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by redegg 14y ago
ok cool
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by redegg 14y ago
Brian, could you respond why Coinbase has shifted from a clusterfuck pay-a-withdrawal-with-the-global-pool-of-coins to pay-a-withdrawal-with-the-user's-coins? I noticed Coinbase credits users even without transaction confirmations. Then I n
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by redegg 14y ago
Property tax searches are a great way to DOX someone, btw.
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by redegg 14y ago
It depends when the people in front of you get theirs. There's a large queue for Butterfly Lab's products. You most likely will not get one in the first batch.
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by redegg 14y ago
Why does this question even exist?
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by redegg 14y ago
Oh, its now news that a "heavy consumption" of a product with a high Glycemic Index leads to health issues?
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by redegg 14y ago
I would get rid of your use of "OnStar".
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by redegg 14y ago
No one knows who he is; however, there is speculation. http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/229/who-is-satosh...
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by redegg 14y ago
There are dozens of exchanges. None of them have the liquidity to make my time there worthwhile. Doing your best at security is not good enough. Bitcoinica is a good example of this. You'll need to make sure everything is locked down, or th
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by redegg 14y ago
I've been mining since July 2011 with a small operation of 17 ATI 5830s. With the amount of ASIC preorders currently speculated, I don't think its worth my time to upgrade. I'll be selling my mining hardware off this year.
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by redegg 14y ago
In the end, its all business.
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Bitcoin hits year-high of $20(bitcoincharts.com)
132 points by redegg 14y ago|68 comments
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by redegg 14y ago
For those wondering to accept Bitcoin or not, the price of Bitcoin has been bullish the past few weeks. http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg90zig6-hourztgSzm...
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by redegg 14y ago
There goes a great saying: The IQ Of The Group Is The Lowest IQ Of A Member Of The Group Divided By The Number Of People In The Group.
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First Bitcoin ASIC Alive and Kicking(garzikrants.blogspot.nl)
2 points by redegg 14y ago|0 comments
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by redegg 14y ago
AdBrite was a great network. Their payout rates were by far the best of any network I've tried. Full-page ads were a killer revenue source, I would get 4x the amount I would have gotten on Adsense.

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