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rugffgbv

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    Comment #16016100

    >Sending small to large quantities of wealth worldwide quasi instantly and with small fees Bitcoin Core cannot do that, Bitcoin Cash can. https://np.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/com…

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    Comment #15184618

    I took this number ($4.3) from https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/bitcoin-transactionfees... and similar number is on bitmarket.pl BTC withdrawal (0.0008 BTC, $3.74), bank accoun…

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    Comment #15183900

    I think future cryptocurrency will need to be very scalable, zero fees and instantaneous. At least capable of handling VISA traffic. Ideally something good enough for microtransact…

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    Comment #15183605

    Not only it's slow, but transaction fees are ridiculously high. $4.3 currently. I go to shop and pay $0.5 for 2kg of potatoes (or a bottle of beer), and pay $4.3 fee, and wait 1 ho…

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    Comment #15156896

    Right question is how to get people to eat whole grain bread. It has 2x or 3x of vitamins and minerals. http://www.motherearthnews.com/-/media/Images/MEN/Editorial/...

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    Comment #14873311

    I still prefer regular post, Poczta Polska. They try to deliver to home, but if there is noone there, they leave a note, and I have 14 days to receive items on nearest post office …

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    Comment #14069620

    Possible. Certainly those are not genuine mistakes by native Russian speaker.

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    Comment #14051120

    In some way it's self-correcting, drunk cyclist can't ride fast. If he's super drunk, he becomes more of a pedestrian than cyclist. I agree it's not the best argument. I like numbe…

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    Comment #14049852

    >Heck, drunk cycling is only slightly better than drunk driving because you're less likely to run someone over (but might still cause an accident when a driver has to do something …