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stevenwagner

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    Comment #7718366

    All these comments are good and all, but only Chromebooks and Ubuntu have brought forward a instant user friendly experience for users who don't want to Google around to get things…

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    Comment #7520811

    To be a bitcoin believer, its not necessary to think it will displace fiat. Bitcoin is deflationary like gold, so it shouldn't be much different then the gold commodity market or r…

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    Comment #7449936

    see georgeoughttohelp.com

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    Comment #7449934

    see georgeoughttohelp.com

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    Comment #7449932

    see georgeoughttohelp.com

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    Comment #7449930

    http://www.georgeoughttohelp.com

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    Comment #7449929

    http://www.georgeoughttohelp.com

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    Comment #7108336

    any Bitcoin integration plans?

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    Comment #7104301

    http://themisescircle.org/blog/2013/08/22/the-problem-with-a...

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    Comment #4731028

    Glad to hear I can just carry one reward card instead of card for every grocery store I visit. Glad to hear Ill be able to use google for person to person payments instead of paypa…

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    Comment #4480764

    As you said, this is only a qualification of 'mature' markets. Also, central banks do not fiddle with interest rates to keep the value stable. They fiddle with interest rates to st…

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    Comment #4264289

    Its pretty obviously a good thing if you bought some at 7 a week ago. 30% increase in a week is not bad.

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    Comment #3786487

    https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining

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    Comment #3786484

    I buy and sell bitcoins for cash from people on craigslist. No identifying information is given. Guess its not the "only way."

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    Comment #3786476

    There is no requirement for any number of coins to be in the system. The amounts are infinitely divisible. You could start the economy with 1 bitcoin, and break it into 7 billion f…

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    Milkens Journal of Economic Policy puts Bitcoin on the cover

    Also: a link to the full spread article on bitcoin in PDF format, http://www.milkeninstitute.org/publications/review/2012_1/22-31MR53.pdf

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    Comment #3398056

    simply because they do not support SOPA, are actively listening to the demand, they are cheap, and they have a good interface. That beats all the other options I looked at. I consi…

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    Comment #3143010

    Deflation - good for you, bad for the state. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6E1k2YO9qU

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    Comment #2973154

    Demolished it how? All I have seen is that Keynes promotes printing of money and lots of government spending, and the people in power love this! Please enlighten us.

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    Comment #2973145

    With the current software yes. It could always be expanded if need though.

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    Comment #2972149

    http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/328/how-do-i-safe...

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    Comment #2971379

    http://bitcoincharts.com/

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    Comment #2971368

    Most people don't seem to realize that when your currency inflates, there are people who get the new money. Inflation=wealth redistribution