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timeal

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    Comment #13927939

    Mass market? Today the Pixel brand regroups only high-end products.

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    Comment #13853010

    Cooling 1000W of electronics in a vehicle is a tough problem. I don't know why you'd think it's easy.

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    Comment #13718706

    Actually it's the Bitcoin Price Index ATH that was $1165.89 (Nov 2013), while the Coinbase ATH was $1175 (Jan 2017). Both ATH were surpassed in the last hour.

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    Comment #13716717

    It's clear where it's headed on the log chart. Up! https://blockchain.info/charts/market-price?scale=1&timespan...

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    Comment #13716546

    Bitcoin is within 0.4% of its all-time high ( http://www.coindesk.com/price/ - peaked at $1165.89 in 2013). ATH breakout could and probably is going to happen any minute now... In …

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    Comment #13716509

    This attack is applicable to SSL certs. Not most CAs as they have deployed counter-measures (such as using a long, random serial number) after the publication of the colliding MD5 …

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    Comment #13274471

    There are plenty of signals. Price is rising. Activity on Bitcoin forums is growing (r/Bitcoin users grew from 173,000 to 198,000 in a year, bitcointalk.org activity grew from 5900…

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    Comment #13251664

    The trans rate grew by a factor 10 over the last 3 years. Surely a non-zero fraction of this growth comes from new users.

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    Comment #13250936

    I am not sure there is any utility in differentiating between these 2 types of increased use. Either way it's increased use, and either way it's good for Bitcoin. Nowadays the peak…

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    Comment #13248719

    Number of trans/block has been very smoothly increasing for many years now - single best indicator of increasing adoption: https://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions-per-block?d…

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    Comment #12905362

    That guy shouldn't. But do you realize that this flaw exists in today's presidential election system? If in the entire state of California, only 1 voter casts his ballot and the mi…

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    Comment #12904465

    His point is that the 3/5th compromise doesn't count people equally, like today where all votes aren't equal.

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    Comment #12362074

    You can be sure that this vulnerability was probably discovered by some researcher, then sold to grey markets like https://www.zerodium.com or https://www.exodusintel.com/ (they pa…

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    Comment #9314619

    You can't. The scrypt hash should be protected by HTTPS the same way a website password is protected by HTTPS.

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    Comment #9235479

    Why so many negative comments? Japan certainly seems to outshine the US according to multiple metrics, so they are doing something right: Japan's unemployment rate is 3.6% vs 5.5% …

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    Comment #8801658

    I don't understand. Girls are watching these shows, and this is raising their awareness of pregnancy?

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    Comment #8797298

    > Go forth and compare https://blockchain.info/charts ignoring that the fact that they didn't mention sales at all is a pretty good indication. These charts do NOT show Bitcoin Bla…

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    Comment #8794388

    > Fewer transactions and lower volume than last year. Again, for the 4th(!) time, you have no data proving this. > Multiple vendors on /r/bitcoin claiming little to no volume eithe…

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    Comment #8786239

    > Notice they changed the metric from the number of sales to the number of merchants? Because it was a huge flop. Most likely they quoted this number because 10 or 20 or 30% "incre…

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    Comment #8785181

    > Bitcoin Black Friday 2014 being a huge failure No, BBF 2014 was a huge success: "we saw an 82% increase in the number of merchants who completed transactions compared to last yea…

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    Comment #8784634

    In San Francisco, average gas prices went from $4.33 to $2.92 ( http://www.sanfrangasprices.com/retail_price_chart.aspx ). That's a 33% decrease - matching quite closely the crude …

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    Comment #8784231

    This story needs to be upvoted 1000 times. Why are financial institution so _bad_ at password policies?