Two problems- Some people, when confronted with a problem, think, "I know, I'll use regular expressions." Now they have two problems.
- Some people, when faced with a problem, think, "I know, I'll use binary." Now they have 10 problems.
- Some people, when confronted with a problem, think, "I know, I'll use threads," and then two they hav erpoblesms.
- Some people, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use multithreading". Nothhw tpe yawrve o oblems.
- Some people, when confronted with a problem, think, "I know, I'll use mutexes." Now they have
- Some people, when confronted with a problem, think: "I know, I'll use caching." Now they have one problems.
- Some people see a problem and think "I know, I'll use Java!" Now they have a ProblemFactory.
- Some programmers, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use floating point arithmetic." Now they have 1.999999999997 problems.
- Some people, wanting an escape from their full-time job, think "I know, I'll contribute to open source." Now they have two full-time jobs.
- Some people, when confronted with a problem, think: "I know, I'll think outside the box!" Now, they have 3.75 problems, an entirely new framework, and three dozen toll house cookies cooling in the kitchen.
- Some people when confronted with a desire to use pithy quotes in their presentations think "I know, I'll use something from Star Wars". Now two problems they have.
- Some people, when confronted with a problem, think, "I know, I'll use UTF8." Now they à??§??°??µ?ç°§ùÔ_¦Ñ?.
- "I'll use PHP!" Now they have ("1 apple" + "1 orange") problems.
- "I'll use Perl!" Now they have more than one way to have more than one problem....
- Some people, when confronted with a problem, think, "I know, I'll use Shareware." Now they have two trials.
- Some people, when confronted with a problem, think, "I know, I'll use delegations." Now their problem is a problem of their problem.
- Some people when confronted with a problem think "I know, I'll quote jwz". Now everyone has a problem.
---from http://nedbatchelder.com/blog/201204/two_problems.html
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There might be something to it, the current price and Max Keiser.
He pushed Bitcoin immensely in the last months, he'd lose his face if Bitcoin really crashed to 30.
That's maybe why he's trying to peg it.
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So the translation couldn't have captured this at the time, but by the sky it is meant in the clouds. When there is lightning, there are always clouds. In this case we are talking about CLOUD COMPUTING!
That's quite a stretch! They clearly mean plain old UFOs.  |
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History just keeps repeating over and over again, the last days of the Roman Empire (or any large empire for that matter) looked similar to ours.
High centralization of power, much bureaucracy, so people have to be numbered and identified in a way.
Also about currency ("buy and sell"), if there are handouts, there cannot be any cheaters.
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Stimmt, Muffat-Biergarten, hab auch gerätselt, was in der Nähe sein könnte.
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Terminator 2. In the 90's. It says caution 9-11.
Terminator 2. In the 90's. It says caution 9-11.
ur time machine is broken  |
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woah wetter und so... könn ma nich 'n bisschen später machen und auch 'nen biergarten statt nero?
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so google becomes an ISP, first in the 3rd world countries, later everywhere.
they'll know everything, they'll become skynet, quite literally.
end-to-end encryption might help, but they'll probably be able to block "unknown" encrypted traffic.
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you're visible in the car on the photo.
First they'll send you as the owner of the car a nice letter where you can admit you drove the car or not. You can specify that other person in that case.
You can try to go the route to refute, but eventually you'll have to appear at the police station or get a visit, and if there is enough similarity between you and the one on the photo, you're gonna have a hard time.
And even if you're successful, you'll be ordered to maintain a driver's log in the future.
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The difference is really that with Bitcoin, the lender carries the full risk.
If someone cannot pay back, so what? Bad luck. That's what interest is there for after all in the first place. It's a hedge against defaults. Many forget that.
Maybe a better, more modern term for "usury" would be the "socialism for the rich" that we see today. The "rich" invest and gain dividends but never have to carry the appropriate risk themselves in the age of bailouts, insider deals and government subsidies.
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Ich fürchte der Mann steht vor ganz anderen Herausforderungen als sich mit dem Problemen seine Zahlungen in Bitcoin abzuwickeln herumplagen zu wollen.
Er hat ja gut verdient. Ich dachte da eher an die Methode, wie man sein Guthaben unkonfiszierbar halten kann.  Belege oder wenigestens qualifizierte Hinweise darauf oder 'es passt einfach zu gut'?
Vom Guardian: His allegiance to internet freedom is reflected in the stickers on his laptop: "I support Online Rights: Electronic Frontier Foundation," reads one. Another hails the online organisation offering anonymity, the Tor Project. Dass er Bitcoin gar nicht kennt, ist daher extremst unwahrscheinlich. Die Geschichte von Assange und Wikileaks (und wie sie sich zum Teil finanzieren) wird er auch gut studiert haben, bevor er sich zu dem Schritt entschlossen hat. Dass er sich dann seine Optionen genau angeschaut hat, halte ich deswegen für sehr wahrscheinlich. |
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Nero weiß ich nich, aber die Niederlassung hat WLAN.
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Here it's illegal too, except of course for state institutions like the military: I remember going through 36 h drills.
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kannst du mir ein paar Bitcoins schicken? Ich bestell dann für dich ein paar Damenunterhöschen aus dem Otto-Katalog.
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Ich gehe ja stark davon aus, dass das nicht funktioniert. Aber wie wird das ohne Zentrale Verwaltung meines Guthabens verhindert?
Es ist richtig, dass Bitcoin keine Zentrale Verwaltung hat, trotzdem gibt es nur eine Blockchain, die aber peer-to-peer geshared wird, und die jeder Client liest und beschreibt. |
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right, happens all the time, most famous example around here is Wörgl, they just don't like competition. |
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Wow, pulling over, where do you guys live? 70ies? Third world? Here we have speed cameras, and you'll get a nice letter.  The cameras kinda give a shit about passengers too. |
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I have 15 active connections to Sexcoin Network!!!
sounds like a proper orgy  |
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