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1 Bitcoin will never be worth 600 BTC.
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I'm really sorry for your loss.
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praise satoshi, creator of bitcoins, destroyer of worlds
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Wow, whoever paid that got ripped.  Publicity |
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So basically, you want a Bitcoin ATM.
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My signature space is available for rent for a fair price. Please feel free to contact me.
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You could at least try proofreading your own writing first.
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op pls lock thread
No! It's funny when these kind of threads get to 100 pages!  It's also funny when these threads get locked |
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Just make sure you have at least i5 for your CPU, 8G of ram and GTX 770 for your GPU and the rest is not important. I disagree. A good monitor and a PSU are your best investments. SSD!I would also stay away from laptops as development environments. Just use a gaming PC and you're set. Modern development tools don't hit your system as they used to. Honestly, I would never buy anything more than 13". If it is to be portable, it must be portable. Not something "portable" because someone put a "portable" sticker on it. How does a good monitor benefit a programmer? Most are good enough, and the same goes for PSU's. Get an Intel 4690k, 8GB of RAM, and a decent SSD. For the graphics card I would go with a GTX 970/980. Don't even bother looking at AMD, some of their card might look good, but their drivers(among other things) are a total mess. A 500W PSU should be enough, get one with 80+ Gold or higher and modular cables. Case and motherboard doesn't really mather which you take. Although I would go with M-ITX form factor for those things. Bigger stuff isn't much better and will just take up space. higher resolution + bigger screen = more work space |
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If you want something similar to a laptop for programming you would be looking for the raspberry pi! It's the best thing I've used for doing programming. (for the price)
not very convenient if you want to bring it to uni etc. True I guess thats a down fall and I didn't think about bringing it too Uni. Yeah and I think the OP already has a Raspberry Pi. He mentioned some sort of project involving one in his post. |
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Can't wait to try Inbox. It sounds like Google+ (news feed..) but with email. I have not had the chance to test it yet, so I may be wrong.
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If you want something similar to a laptop for programming you would be looking for the raspberry pi! It's the best thing I've used for doing programming. (for the price)
not very convenient if you want to bring it to uni etc. |
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Sorry to hear that. Best of luck. Stay strong.
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When I get to that post level, I'm deleting all my posts to maintain that post count.  Is 1337 the only post count that's customized like that? When you get to 8,008 posts it spells BOOB.  Does it actually display as "BOOB"? l0l no, it doesn't |
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How can u trust someone whom u have neither seen in real life nor have personal identification details ? Is not it normal, that someone to be trusted, he/she should declare his/her real identity ?
If I declare to you now, that I am: Sandra L. Ward Camiņo Real, 73 48380 Aulesti how does that make me trustworthy? Personal identification for trust is not what u declare randomly on the forum. You need to submit a clear image of yours holding your passport/driving license etc. and a code written on paper that would be pre-submitted to the forum. You'll find something like this partially on How? Get Verified of http://www.reddit.com/r/GirlsGoneBitcoin. What can you do with the ID though? Nothing. Except some people could pretend to be you thats a downside to providing your id otherwise your just going to know their name & address but that isn't going to help getting back what ever you lose to them. Knowing the real name and address definitely helps a lot in getting back the stolen things. In general people dont tend to scam with their real identity. GLBST, BFL? |
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I really do, I have the talent to turn coffee into software, and is not something easy that will learn out of the college
favorite type of coffee? |
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What did he do? He got over 1k of negative trust feedback, Just wow.
butterfly labs |
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