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Comment #18921721
Yes - certain filings are confidential while they are 'in process.' They then get released in batches on specific release dates, to the entire world, all at once. In particular, IP…
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Comment #18214629
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGxSExvJ2L0 "The Universe is shaped exactly like the Earth, if you go straight long enough, you'll end up where you were." Isaac Brock is the lead s…
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Comment #16106505
Without copyright protection, copyleft open-source licenses are unenforceable. You are basically saying all software should be MIT licensed.
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Comment #16024435
> purely on cost. Proximity to resources is priced in to 'cost', no?
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Comment #16021868
First, humans are still necessary - to build the factories, to operate them, to act as security guards - and the cost of those humans is still lower. Second - all the other costs i…
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Comment #15845849
I agree - I'm an attorney. But are we picking and choosing here? Because my bet is, and has been for quite sometime, that when all is said and done, the 'regulations' we are talkin…
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Comment #15845710
What about the folks who love cryptocurrency specifically because of the fact it is unregulated? Are we not doing that anymore?
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Comment #15759099
I would gladly pay a substantial premium for an ISP that was a co-op (i.e., subscribers are also 'owners') or run as a not for profit. Not for profit is probably easier. Hell, I wo…
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Comment #15612253
> The government doesn't regulate the USD or NASDAQ shares... Yes, it most certainly, unequivocally does. (I believe this reinforces your point.)
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Comment #15612205
> I thought the whole point of crypto currency was that it WASN'T regulated and so how is the government able to do this, let alone say this with any authority? The SEC regulates s…
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Comment #15596614
Bitcoin futures are regulated by the CTFC. http://www.morrisoncohen.com/siteFiles/files/For%20Blockchai... It will be quite interesting to see how institutional investors and the C…
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Comment #15281431
Forgive the million questions - is this not what you are doing on facebook? Or is it only working on facebook chat? Is that not react? Sorry to be such a pest but I've spent probab…
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Comment #15280601
I mean on the encrypt side, not the decrypt side. When I try to put text into a react form, react doesn't pick it up - it still uses the original text in the input form. I will def…
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Comment #15280360
How did you deal with text injection into react forms on facebook? Whenever I interact with text in a form field on facebook via a browser extension, it is not picked up by react, …
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Comment #15183764
Right, that was my instinct, it is just that the documentation I have seen, including the O'Reilley bitcoin manual, on the coinbase transaction, glosses over this point. This is th…