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r3demon
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Comment #16327967
Do they really need blockchain for that? 61M is quite a lot for a project without any product out yet.
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Comment #16303628
Not exactly banks, but there's a huge chance they will be big corps with a money transmitter license, KYC, AML. What if they refuse your channel or transaction?
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Comment #16303339
OK. So 0-conf are not secure because you read it somewhere, good argument.
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Comment #16303261
It's a common misconception that block size is somehow related to decentralization. In fact you don't need a whole blockchain to verify transactions securely, you only need a few l…
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Comment #16303224
No, they are secure, you just have to trust miners a bit more so they don't throw your transaction out of mempool. I would even argue that all the complications involved in setting…
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Comment #16303108
0-confirmation transactions were working excellent before Bitcoin Core added SegWit and other useless stuff. You don't need to wait for a new block if your signed transaction is in…
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Comment #16303086
Lightning will become centralized into services like banks and Paypal since it's too difficult to use for an average person, which completely defeats the idea of Bitcoin as P2P cry…
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Comment #16039813
The problem is Bitcoin Core, at least some part of it’s developers, pushing their own agenda to implement SegWit and Lightning network. Both solutions have a lot of technical debt …
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Comment #14783746
sad, but things change, eventually
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Comment #10734415
I still think the idea is good, but they should have been more straightforward about Coin being supported in different places than US.
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Comment #10734376
Most people won't bother threatening them with some laws, especially if they are from another country. Just $100 spent for a useless thing.
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Comment #10734228
I've had pretty much the same experience. Bought Coin via pre-order over a year ago, couple month ago found out that it's very unlikely to be supported in my country ever. Asked th…
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Comment #5981011
Ripple is controlled by a corporation, unlike Bitcoin it is fragile and useless.
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Comment #5894993
The author is wrong in many points: 1. Bitcoin is the open base for monetary innovation, you should compare it to internet protocols like IP or HTTP, Linux, not some privately-owne…
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Comment #5245099
Great news!
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Comment #5225140
You're completely wrong. Immigrants and foreign workers are adding to the employment competition, they raise the overall quality of the workforce. There will be a major crisis if t…
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Comment #5048087
Why such a strange name?
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Comment #5025865
It is already a big gaming platform, you can't ignore such a huge market. Unfortunately, high quality games are not there yet, but it gives a bit more time for the smaller studios …
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Comment #5021186
NVidia is creating just more hype around Tegra 4, very unlikely we see this device in real life.
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Comment #5001179
It's not piracy, it's online content sharing.
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Comment #4995790
still, taking 30+ days to register is insane, its clear they are some kind of monopoly and need more competitors
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Comment #4905922
Will they give my genotype information to FBI or CIA? Will they pay damages if information gets stolen? This is not some passwords or account numbers, this is data about real world…
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Comment #4783086
Why is it just for Instagram? I'm not using Instagram, but I would like to have the device
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Comment #4736368
Yes, Java has grown into a monster, like Windows, but there's too much sofware for it, noone is going to rewrite it, so Java will be with us for quite a while.