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It's obviously Final Fantasy VII, GAW.
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Private drones--isn't that an oxymoron? What are you gonna do, keep it in your house?
Privately owned.... :p So they're public drones, with private ownership  Problem is, nobody is going to want one around them, so how would it work? The idea is you use them to keep publicly owned -and other private drones - drones away from your airspace. At least, that's how I'd use 'em. Ha ha wouldn't be necessary if we'd all agree not to use them  Like that'll ever happen. |
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They likely saved the webpage and edited BTC in. Or edited it on the spot.
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Private drones--isn't that an oxymoron? What are you gonna do, keep it in your house?
Privately owned.... :p So they're public drones, with private ownership Problem is, nobody is going to want one around them, so how would it work? |
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Because some inflation is good for growth because it encourages the rich to invest their money in businesses- which create jobs. And how else would a national currency be managed?
"Some inflation" =/= printing millions upon millions daily. You could first manage it by allowing competition. Otherwise you're not managing it, you're simply shoving it down everyone's throats. |
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What problem are you solving?
This applies to everything the government "solves". Sure, they'll solve a problem, after they create a problem. |
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Private drones--isn't that an oxymoron? What are you gonna do, keep it in your house?
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"controlled by shadowy people"? Fail! Bitcoin is controlled by NO ONE
I think he's going to try to shine BTC in a bad light It'd be suspicious if he was making it look like a wonderful thing. |
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McDonalds makes 1 billion less than usual
"Oh my god it's the death of the hamburger!!!!!!"
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A law that states a man can love a horse would be legitimate. That doesn't mean you have to agree with it.
Oh wait, yes it does. Boy I sure do love this State business!
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While PCs 'death' is exaggerated, more and more people are going to be frequently upgrading tablets as opposed to PCs.
Moreso the casual crowd; I'm assuming this is why Windows 8 is tablet centered, even on gaming rigs. But I guess most people never want to use a command line |
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Even gifts can be reversed with enough moaning. PayPal is just silly and I don't recommend you keep using them.
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This week it's the Arabs and the Chinese? Seems like a different villain every week.
No kidding. Everyone knows it's always the Americans. |
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Lolwat? I'm assuming we're talking about Laptops and Desktops, since tablet-PCs are still computers.
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I'm not entirely sure of any of this; however, if you post this thread in the Legal sub-forum, you're bound to get much more informed replies. |
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Bitcoin rose in value because merchants accepted that as viable currency exchange media. LTC is not there yet. So, LTC has higher risk, but also higher gain.
I seriously doubt that any merchant will want ti juggle with more than one crypto-currency, so it is doubtful whether LTC will ever become anything other than what it is now.
That's what I was thinking. However, it's also very quick and easy to switch between one coin to another, so perhaps a merchant back-end (something like BitPay) will allow a merchant to accept any currency and instantly convert it into the coin the merchant wants (or fiat.) |
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The only reason would be that blocks are solved at a faster rate (I believe it's 1/4th the time BTC takes but I could be wrong.) It's supposed to make it better as a currency, than a store of wealth. However, if LTC gets that popular, I can only wonder if it'll face the same issues Bitcoin is facing now.
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Except nobody is going to adopt Patriotcoin. Unless we really have regressed that far as a society.
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