It takes patience and balls to buy these dumps, and these are the people who will now make money from this coin, wait a few weeks and see  |
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Unregistered precious metals, relics, art etc. Will be linked to terrorism which will render them worthless in that sense.
Germany has already made that connection, undercover tax spies, global surveilance and the terrorist boogey man paranoia fueled by the media has turned society against the individual, it will be very difficult to hide your precious metal stash.
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I have no desire to own any real estate until after the happening happens, not in the next decade, mobility is more important for now.
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I realize this is nothing new, but I feel it is relevant to the discussion, I have noticed a sharp rise in degenerate behaviour over the past 3 months which is adding fuel to big bang
There is no voice calling for liberty in Greece. Give us more, is the call, both from the political class and the people. (or else...you go down too). The masses will cling to their socialism until it kills them |
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I realize this is nothing new, but I feel it is relevant to the discussion, I have noticed a sharp rise in degenerate behaviour over the past 3 months which is adding fuel to big bang
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http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/codename-citicoin-banking-giant-built-three-internal-blockchains-test-bitcoin-technology-1508759From the horses mouth: Moore said: "We have up and running three separate systems within Citi now that actually deploy blockchain distributed ledger technologies. They are all within the labs just now so there is no real money passing through these systems yet, they are at a pre-production level to be clear. "We also have an equivalent to bitcoin up and running, again within the labs, so we can mine what we call a 'Citicoin', for want of a better term. It's in the labs, but it's to make sure we are at the leading edge of this technology and that we can exploit the opportunities within it."
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the fine for drink driving here has increased to $40 000, starting aug 1
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Sent 2BTC worth of xem into cyberspace while I was half asleep by messing up the message
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TPTB and friends
15 years ago I was able to use all kinds of fun and interesting software that was either FREE or cheap. And easy-to-use (important to those of us who are not tekkies).
One program was Zimmerman's PGP. It was free and easy to use. But, none of my friends (none of my friends are programmers or otherwise tech-savvy) so I was never able to USE PGP.
I took a quick look around via Google to see if there was free & easy-to-use encryption software for email, but was not able to find any obvious candidates.
You guys have any suggestions re email encryption software? Especially easy-to-use...
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I also miss the cheap (or free) AND easy-to-use data analysis programs (SPSS: now $2000 or so, and an "OLAP" program to analyze database data that cost me just $100, now it would cost MUCH MORE).
Also, I bought Microsoft's SQL Server 2000 (w/ another OLAP program included in it) for just $100 or so back then. SQL Server 2000 will not work on modern Windows versions...
Frustrating that the software in 2000 was better, cheaper and more available than in 2015!
+ 1 life without windows is better & linux is easy to use. Google will help with installing certain softwares. |
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