ah thanks, did not notice this. i do remember that in november/december, stunna did allow us to carry over our posts over to the next month.

better security? yeah, probably for those who are controlling it. meanwhile, the others who are not involved in the decision making are the ones beholden to it.

3,500 gang members in london? that's probably equivalent to a small city in the U.S.

U.S. currency has always been centralized.. at least from the date that they started using paper notes. so how do we know when the value has gone up or down? and if you even want to talk about when the federal reserve was instituted, then $1 at that time was worth a lot more than $1 today.

that's cool and all, but he's selling it as a tropical paradise? as far as i know, there is no such thing as a paradise on earth.. wherever you go, you'll find humans doing shitty things to each other and misery that comes along with it.

yeah, it's probably because the best tv shows are on cable, and they mostly air their shows on sundays.. which i think is a perfect day since it's geared towards adults. it's kind of like your comfort the night before you have to return to work on monday 

well, because most people (at least here) love bitcoin mainly because it's supposedly decentralized. when you put power in the hands of the corrupt, then there will be.. corruption.

a lot of people complain about status quo economics.. at least most here.

yeah agree with most here. if there are an alien invasion, my plan would be to roll over and die. if they can reach planet earth from wherever they are from, then we are just ants to them. and this is what most astrophysicists believe as well.

i believe you could enroll now, and it would carry on over to the next month. at least stunna has done this in the past. important thing is that you link him to the post where you enrolled.

i'd ask him why he wants to be anonymous, especially now that most governments are okay with bitcoin. does he not want the spotlight, or does he not want to be a target? or what?

i'm thinking it's impossible to make a completely decentralized cryptocurrency. the game changes, and if you don't have people who fix the issues to address those changes, then the crypto will just die out. hopefully there's a way to do it, and someone innovative will come along.. but at present i don't think it's possible.

saw last night on john oliver that he was the GOP's biggest proponent of immigration reform - so basically, at least for the next 2 years, don't expect to see any improvements on that front.

it was kind of funny on his show last night. republicans don't want immigration reform because most of the latinos that come in know that the GOP isn't looking out for their interests.

first thing i'd do is hook up the HDMI/VGA out to a monitor to see if anything besides the screen is fried. once you isolate that as an issue, you can get a better idea for what the next course of action is. replacing your screen without knowing whether the other parts function properly is a bad idea.

you probably also need to open it up.. or, at least for me, i don't like knowing it's so sticky inside my laptop.

i gets my news mainly from reddit/the daily show.. reddit, because it's mainly crowdsourced, and the daily show because their job is not only to inform you (and do a better job at it than other real news networks), but also to make fun of the stupidity in washington.

i think if you stretched it out, it would no longer follow the book. book 3 was basically 2 seasons, or 20 episodes too.

anyone see the finale on GoT tonight? it was pretty good... i think they changed a few things that happened in the book, but i don't want to spoil anything by saying what.

i don't know if it was a set-up, but when people brings this up they get stares and accusations of heresy. one case in point is piers morgan when he was arguing with jesse ventura.

alright, left you some feed back with a link to this thread. good doing the transaction with you.. thanks!

yeah, sure will.. i'll re-send it to you in a few minutes. i won't forget to give you the feedback.

the american dream is tethered to the american middle class, and our politicians don't seem to want to support it. rather, they are more interested in helping their wealthy friends. america has bounced back before, but the odds are stacked against us.. our own government is standing in the way.