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dcc1

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    Comment #8064945

    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 in…

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    Comment #8063934

    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…

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    Comment #8039061

    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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    Comment #8016166

    LOL taking 30 seconds+ to even load their page

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    Comment #8014597

    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 a…

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    Comment #7936862

    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 fro…

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    Comment #7789252

    Thanks to Shitpal I have switched my shopping to Amazon. Ebay/Paypal deserve to die out.

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    Comment #7788496

    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 …

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    Comment #7785107

    "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 yo…

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    Comment #7743202

    http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/zero/

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    Comment #7739273

    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" ha…

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    Comment #7678755

    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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    Comment #7667995

    Same problem for weeks now, apparently New York is in Iran

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    Comment #7633140

    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…

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    Comment #7578572

    Maybe Akamai and other large internet companies (Google, Facebook, Cloudflare etc) contribute now financially and/or with engineers towards openssl development or create an alterna…

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    Comment #7556422

    Ouch some very large sites have some very large holes in them right now!

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    Comment #7516565

    Anyone know if this will work for nonUSAsians

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    Comment #7495704

    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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    Comment #7490841

    So what IDE to guys at facebook use for HACK? My favourite editor PHP Storm doesn't support it, yet.

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    Comment #7482931

    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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    Comment #7481843

    Payment is next day with Bitpay...

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    Comment #7481406

    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…

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    Comment #7462276

    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 re…

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    Comment #7457952

    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 b…

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    Comment #7457758

    The site just screams "SCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM" EDIT: contact just goes to email form to coincashcard@gmail.com