Yea.. Would be awesome if they became cheaper. When I move away from my parents (Im 18) Then im gonna invest in either 100W or 200W panels and see if I can store the energy or just throw it directly into use  I don't want to be a party popper, but I'm afraid in Denmark you can barely get 15-20% of the nominal output in most of the year. Maybe a wind turbine would be a better choice. |
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The most surprising part of the operation is that they didn't kill the wife. They almost never want to deal with the baggage of a combatant prisoner.
Probably they were tasked to capture that bloke for extracting information about his oil businesses but he died. As that information is still needed they captured the woman instead in hopes she know something about her husbands deals. I think they messed up this action and were unable to achieve their primary goal. |
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I'm just wondering what the SEC planning to do with decentralized exchanges :p? With decentralized and more or less anonymous exchanges those regulations going to be pretty much useless.
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Inflationary nature isn't really an issue for a coin if you can buy services with it and enough new users and money flowing in. I guess the low number of new users is the problem with doge.
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Ive been seeing a lot of new coins lately, but nothing that relates to helping the poor/people in need.
Can somebody create a coin that helps the poor?
Something that would help people pay for stuff like healthcare/dental, food, clothing, housing, transportation, etc...
I would do it if I knew how.
Does this sound like a good idea to anybody?
There are no such coin, and I think we are not going to see any such thing. What you suggesting is handing over free money to the "poor". Actually the governments are doing this all the day, from our taxes. BTW how can you persuade healthcare, food, etc. companies to accept this currency? If there are no acceptance then the "poor" have to dump it for fiat en mass what would drive the price next to zero, and who and why would buy these coins? |
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Apart from Gridcoin and NEM I don't see why the rest of these coins are shouldn't be neglected. After the initial pump and dump I haven't noticed most of it.
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Great :/. At this rate bitcoin and some other cryptocoins will have a bright but mostly illegal future  . |
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Well, to be fair, all the major parties in Britain are in favor of total surveillance. Unfortunately they read Orwell's 1984 as a manual, not a warning.
It's not this way in spite of the British people. The British people are mostly in favor of total surveillance and absolute state control as well, at least based on their voting patterns.
Conclusion: British people are fucking dangerously stupid.
Perhaps you noticed that in most countries we have only one ruling elite, and the same powers/corporations behind all of them. So, which finger of the very same hand do you favour? (I'm afraid eventually we are all going to get the middle one.) |
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It's hard for me to tell if the religious nuts on here are trolling or not. You'd think being involved in bitcoin would make them a little more enlightened.
I don't get how a transaction processing system could "enlighten" us "religious nuts on here" . |
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Most of the countries between Turkey and the west are already colonized, so I wouldn't expect wars. Political and economical pressure, some limited and targeted unrest, maybe silencing or bribing those who opposing their plans are more likely options. Macedonia is a candidate for joining the EU and has applied for NATO membership, so it isn't an issue for the west.
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Bear/noob trap! It will go to da moon next week! ...and an old classic: LTC on Gox in two weeks! But i like the "Cheap coins!" stuff too . |
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Atheists don't hate religion. They simply want to impose their religion on everyone else, same as most other religions. They are more forceful than many other religions at doing this. But they need to take lessons from Islam if they want to be exceedingly forceful at it. I was often thinking about which one is the better: killing people in the name of love and kindness like the church did, or killing people in the name of enlightenment and fraternity as some of the the most iconic atheist movements did . |
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That is yet another ignorant assumption masquerading as fact. You are the one who stated that it would be funny to see an atheist try to deny the existence of the 'Everlasting Blue Sky', when the fact is the religion you cite employs, like most religions, tangible things as symbolic representation of supernatural or paranormal elements of their belief system.
I simply pointed out that there wasn't actually anything funny about your statement, because your statement was disingenuously implying you had managed to cleverly assert a religious representation that an atheist could not deny the existence of.
OK. Just forget what I said about humour and such stuff. You clearly don't understand that part, as I see. Well, we all have our talents, I guess. Clank, clunk, grind, clang . . .sure, you just keep on trying to make it fit, I'm sure it'll go in if you hit it hard enough, often enough.
You know I'm the one here who don't need to hit hard anything. I'm perfectly happy with my beliefs, I'm also happy with your "beliefs", so you are the one who's working hard on denying and disapproving other ppl's views about spirituality in the name of the logic, the reason and the holy science . Atheists don't deny your subjective reality, where do you get that idea? In fact atheism is pretty much about acknowledging the relevance of subjective realities in understanding just how unreliable every single claim towards 'spirituality' actually is.
I think you keep on taking too much rope, you appear to be getting awfully tangled up in it.
Well, you are just trying to do that, mate. My beliefs are integral parts of my own subjective reality, so if you are trying to take the Easter Bunny and Santa from me, that means you are in fact ignoring my "spiritual needs" and forcing your boring all maths and physics subjective reality on me. Why your approach would be any better than what the inquisitors did in the name of an other subjective reality? OK, I know. It's far better, as you most likely not going to burn me at the stake, but the ignorance is the same. |
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I'm not seeing the joke. The religion you cite still invokes the supernatural. It's not like atheists deny the existence of stone buildings which have altars in them, now, is it?
You have no sense of humour indeed, but of course, you are right on that . BTW Tengri in it's most ancient and non-anthropomorphic form isn't really something supernatural, it's just the power of nature. I always wanted to ask atheist how they can actually deny my very own personal subjective reality? ...and why is that good for them? |
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This topic is a clear proof of the superiority of Tengrism . Clear, democratic and simple religion, no officials, no artificial rules, no "Bank of Shamans", no crap. I'd recommend it for the more spiritual kind of anarchists and direct democracy believers. The best of all, if an atheist comes along and want to deny the existence of the Everlasting Blue Sky, the four winds and the stars that would be pretty funny . |
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So a BTC/PPC clone with less than half of the coins... is this something what we should consider as innovative, really? Well, you don't need to say anything more indeed :/.
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No issues for me, and I found some comfortable stuff like the history tab for each coins. The bad part: the new charts are far worse than the old stuff. Shortly: the old UI was better.
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Payment received as usual. Thanks ! |
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OP sounds good indeed almost too good to be true . Well, let's talk about business. So, where's your site and how we can order the necessary supplements and the book about the eternal life today only for $46 instead of $176 ? BTW a free tip form me: alcohol and smoking are both preservatives...  |
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it is a good idea to set masternodes on fedoracoin?
Masternodes are fine as a short term life support stuff, but in the long run it's against the decentralization. Actually if you guys can't recruit more miners and users, masternodes are not going to keep FC alive. |
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