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pseudozach

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    Comment #34522753

    Bitcoin transactions are cheap and fast but they are on Lightning (Layer-2 of Bitcoin stack).

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    Comment #29753076

    And remember relays can be incentivized to host content by micropayments via Lightning network if needed.

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    Comment #29753068

    barrier to entry. You can start broadcasting your thoughts within seconds with no infrastructure. No need to worry about hosting content until you're big enough to be censored.

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    Comment #29753053

    You could even deterministically map pubkeys to handles with something like bip39. it won't be pretty but it will be unique, human-readable and uncensorable.

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    Comment #28477725

    it depends how much you value your privacy. People that get their phone number/email leaked and get phished would tell you it's worth more than 50 cents. so it's subjective.

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    Comment #27066386

    You can allow certain domains to automatically withdraw from your bitcoin wallet and set limits to how much they can withdraw. This is not a technical problem but more of a marketi…

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    Comment #26145796

    he also has a %70 premine of this coin with his buddies. Eth also have a dynamic issuance schedule exactly like USD, EUR or any other fiat. Except instead of a Central Bank, a few …

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    Comment #26145770

    main issue OP and other "I have a version of bitcoin that doesn't uses less energy/faster/cheaper etc." people have is that these existed before bitcoin and didn't work. They were …

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    Comment #26145709

    So many gems in this one that shows the bias of the author: "Simply: the Bitcoin blockchain only transfers and secures bitcoins. It does not move actual money like Fedwire does." T…

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    Comment #26072463

    Your grasp of bitcoin seems to be similar to a casual newspaper reader commenting on middle east peace without knowing any of the complex cultural differences. No worries it's the …

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    Comment #23444382

    You can also receive texts on that one but it's just one virtual number shared by everyone so I doubt it will work for any activation codes...

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    Comment #23441428

    I run a send free text app that lets users watch ads to send sms, I rarely need to update and provide customer support and it makes 60$/month from ads+iap. https://play.google.com/…

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    Comment #21996570

    Ironically this is on my to-do list. A site where devs can put out ideas, users can lock money on them and the person that develops it and brings it live can claim the bounty. I ha…

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    Comment #21996469

    oh please don't bring blockchain into this and put a simple task/bounty website on a giant replicated public db.

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    Comment #21444788

    this is just non-existent science plus lazy journalism. The source paper is pulled and is to be published in the future. Nice clickbait article for skeptics to easily confirm their…

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    Comment #21391047

    I've been running https://kriptode.com a bunch of services that run with Bitcoin on Lightning. Most popular is http://sats4likes.com where you can earn/pay Bitcoin for twitter like…

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    Comment #21019436

    Great to see this, easy onboarding to Lightning Network is needed and this solves a real pain point with added benefits.

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    Comment #15896881

    What if russia and china decide to start their own global trade system based on something. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-02/russia-china-and-br... And they don't trust each…

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    Comment #14946058

    how come buildings are made from rectangular bricks then? Would hexagons be easier/more efficient to work with?

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    Comment #13325636

    Location: Turkey Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Yes. Preferrably US or North Europe. Technologies: IP Networks => BGP, OSPF, Cisco, Nokia, Firewalls. Mobile Networks => Packet C…

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    Comment #12626177

    We actually built something like this but for bikes. http://lockandgo.bike/index_en.html , it has data connection for remote lock/unlock and even gps to get the position. There was…

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    Comment #12580626

    google has a mechanism for such things in place it's called "account inactivity". Basically you setup a contact person to whom your account will be handed over after a certain time…

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    Comment #9407619

    at our day job