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there are a growing number of virtual reality headsets and popularity itself. Have you thought about implementing VR to work with your project?
VR stuff will become a real immersive experience (that is: add TOUCH to sight and hearing), so then porn will become again the game changing technology. Just for now it looks like not efficient. More for gamers auditory. Agree with you about touch. But anyway it is still new experience and feelings trying to adopt VR in adult industry. Touching reminds me article I have read recently about sex robots where cyber security expert Dr. Nick Patterson warned that sex robots could be hacked more easily than a phone or computer – and once breached, the hacker would have full control of a powerful robot. Nightmare. However, with a price tag of approximately $10,000 per sex robot, it is unlikely that people will see killer sex robots wreaking havoc on the streets in large numbers anytime soon.  |
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Hi Live Stars team! I really wish you success with so nice project and good ideas. I would like to suggest one more idea - there are a growing number of virtual reality headsets and popularity itself. Have you thought about implementing VR to work with your project? That could be more revolutionizing and give more attention to Live Stars.
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Seems ganja so loved blockchain. Does this means that IT technologies has so strong relationships with drugs?
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Hi! Should I contact Linda for discussing Special Campaign?
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Good project. This industry is very profitable and good for crypto so it get more popular in business.
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Haven't been here for a while. What is new?
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Ohh, safety is the first thing I think of when I hear something connected with aviation or planes. And I can see definitely a problem there. So hopefully you will succeed! Will watch it closely!
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Cool name for an exchange. I am in!
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We are building from scratch. Of course we don't have much skill so, need your suggestion about coding first then step by step. Thanks for your reply.
So you don't have the skills. But your first goal is to create your own exchange?  Don't you think that's too farfetched? Start slow. Learn some basic coding/programming. Specifically: HTML, JavaScript, PHP, and probably Python. By the time they will learn it and develop the exchange, there will be 10000 more exchanges ready  |
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What do the upvote and downvote functions do exactly? Is it a way to sort them? Do upvote and downvote ever reset, or is there a decay?
Same question from me as well. |
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Posting job offer but not mentioning any details?!
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yeah, is interesting for me too. I think they have private investors and big companies.
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1. My understanding is the one of the Foundation's main goal is to give the developers a salary, I think there are more direct ways for this to happen, the new Lighthouse project seems interesting and has been mentioned a few times. All the other layers in the foundation are corrupted by the flow of 'free' cash at this point I think, while the lobbying campaign is interesting, why spend a chunk of your fixed income on it when we have an issue with funding development? Seems like it is just a publicity stunt to generate some goodwill quickly, and doesn't address the problem of developer funding.
2. Brock Pierce, Mark Karpeles, and every other scammer on the board, again the 'free' cash and buzzword-y new technology attracts the snake oil salesmen of all strange and deeply disturbing sorts, and now Brock Pierce is promoting a severely flawed copy cat coin directly against the interests of the foundation, most likely to capitalize on some of the venture capital floating around, it's sickening
3. If the foundation isnt completely corrupt now, it will be at some point in the future, which is to say if bitcoin is to last quite a while into the future, it cant be tethered so intimately with a centralized organization, because as the wealth of bitcoin grows, so does the wealth incentive for a bad actor to potentially either negatively or preferentially influence development for personal gain
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Rather than copying this letter, people should each write their own letter as it will have more impact than if they receive a hundred "clone" letters. Print it out and mail it for maximum effect.
Sending letters about accepting an internet currency through regular mail? but yes, Ive sent in mine and every bitcoin/amazon user that would like this implemented should let them know, I also let them know I will be doing my shopping through Overstock until bitcoin is implemented, I'm not sure if money should be considered speech, but it is certainly a financial vote |
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Necessary evil for now
Why can't a business hold and use bitcoin as they do fiat? Because not enough business's accept bitcoin for everyday use (for rent, suppliers/manufacturers, payroll, and whatever other various bills) so the next step is creating bitcoin ecosystems
It would be great if Overstock or some other large company offered employee salaries and bitcoin as a form of payment to suppliers, I'm sure they could save a ton on money transfer fees for large orders so it could be beneficial to both
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Satoshi is Haile Selassie
Jah will return...
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what I want to know is how the lead singer for Maroon 5 got into bitcoin and if he plans to make it as bad as his music
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money -> inflation bitcoin give me simplest and cheapest way to send money abroad 2 user which never had heard about Bitcoin, try to figure out how "simple" is for them to send the money from 1 country to another one, even abroad... Same applies to any foreign currency like Yen, RMB, THB, etc... the list to learn is endless. With bitcoin you need only learn once and then you can go anywhere on the planet Go to a WU office, drop the money and go to another one, get the money is alot easier. the point of bitcoin is to be THE worldwide accepted currency, at this stage people won't need to learn about how to use it anymore than people still need to learn how to use email or text messaging, as simple as any other convenience in the modern world WU is a lot more EXPENSIVE, its around 35$ to send USA-> USA in USD last time I sent money, other money conversions and across borders adds more fees Bitcoin is simply more efficient as a base money system, thats why it will thrive, its cheaper and easier to use over any distance longer than arms reach, and arms reach ease is only NFC integration away, because it is cheaper to use any economy or group that uses it widely will have an economic edge over anyone who doesn't, it is less wasteful than paper money energy wise and once a person adapts to using it, it is more secure. Whether we need bitcoin or not is a moot point, bitcoin is here already, and bitcoin will thrive because it is the fittest in the ecosystem |
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I live in Texas, I'm very excited to see my state develop an open attitude toward bitcoin, unfortunately every state still needs to follow federal regulatory guidelines as well, that said I would love to see the first US exchange based out of our little tech-mecca Austin, we already at least 1 ATM up there from my understanding
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Thanks jr for the clarification. Would I be correct then in saying that the security protocols for online are more aimed at the risk factor of having some exchange holding them than an actual personal hacking risk on a general user's computer? In the same context as your Target example: always have good passwords for stuff you do online but with 3rd party sites dealing with your money, extra security is best. Common sense more than some immediate looming threat?
depends on what level the site holds your money, but yes, it is not a looming threat to always be fearful of, just understand that if you dont have the private key, then you dont really have your bitcoin, but if its a well established site your fine keeping small balances there you would want to spend another example, making a wallet at blockchain.info, they both store your wallet and give you they private key backup in case they go down, it is an extra security weakness because a hacker can possibly get through the password wall, but blockchain doesnt have access to your coin, so they cant spend it and tell you they still have it like Gox did if you are just getting into coin, DONT keep your full balance on a random site no matter how good a password you think of, start with blockchain.info or another trusted wallet interface that lets you keep your keys, add 2FA and keep a copy of your private key offline just in case |
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