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13y ago
And they even had the marketing prowess to use a kid so annoying, inept and clumsy that I couldn't be bothered actually watching the video long enough to learn any real info. Mission accomplished indeed!
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13y ago
> If one is legal, the other should be as well. I agree, I should be able to purchase or rent an antenna from anyone I want to.
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13y ago
> Aereo is doing almost exactly what cable television once did, putting a radio receiver on one end of a cable and a bunch of customers on the other. No, Aereo is putting a radio receiver on one end and one customer on the other. Each cu
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13y ago
The thing to remember here is that people are changing USD > BTC, paying with BTC, and then that BTC is going back to USD. What's the point? This accomplishes nothing other than allowing Bitcoin exchanges to collect tx fees between
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13y ago
I'll plug SpiderOak here. Pretty decent prices and service, but their client was pretty awful the last time I used it... and encryption vastly slows the file sync (at least, it seemed so). Hope that helps you though!
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13y ago
It is rumored and further "confirmed"[0][1] that Google did offer to buy Snapchat for $4bn, in an effort to outbid Facebooks $3bn. 0. http://www.theverge.com/2013/11/15/5106950/google-snapchat-4
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13y ago
> If the motivation to save pictures is there then a person will save the pictures. Considering most "snaps" are sent between friends and family these days, it's important to understand that friends aren't fucking eac
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13y ago
(My use: MBPr, Mavericks, Chrome Dev vs. Firefox 25.0.1) I'll confirm there is a demonstrable difference between the two browsers, to my eye, being that in Chrome the odd numbers don't animate and in Firefox they do. However, I&#x
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13y ago
Just to comment on this part: >I like the idea of a currency which doesn't allow politicians to introduce inflation, but perhaps we should have one which has a finite set of tokens on setup, and doesn't attempt to also attract
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13y ago
>>The worst thing is to see something like this, allow it to emotionally effect one, then discover at the end that is is a corporate manipulation. This is literally the entire advertising industry's purpose. If you think any sing
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13y ago
I'm interested in it's psychologically limited factors related to price "per" bitcoin... or, in other terms, bitcoin's "exchange rate". Owning 1 bitcoin, no matter what it's worth, psychologically mak
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13y ago
Saw it at $600 today and sold mine too. Made enough to pay rent, not to mention the other odd things I've gotten with my BTC over the past 2 years... it was fun, but I think I'm done with it. I'd also like to know who is buyi
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Ask HN: Mavericks Safari Web Inspector vs. Chrome DevTools (vs. Firefox)
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13y ago
Ditto for Chrome.