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Maldoror posted:Use tor browser You forgot the part where, between buying bitcoin with cash and completing the purchase, the broker is hacked and all of your play money evaporates into nothing.
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Onkel Hedwig posted:As far as I know after Silk Road went under one of the other market places became the new number one, and business is pretty much back to normal. The Silk Road guy is the poster child for bitcoin stupidity. He not only left a trail of breadcrumbs for the police which brought down the drug operation, but he also legitimately thought that he was soliciting murder multiple times from bitcoin assassins. He is never getting out of prison.
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Concerned Citizen posted:I would like to become a Bitcoin assassin. Seems like an easy gig since you just take people's money and do nothing.
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QuarkJets posted:Are there even counties that have a mandated last call of 10PM? I figured most places were at least midnight or just completely dry There are places where you can't buy beer in bottles or cans after 21:00 so the drunk bums who hang out in front of the store all day asking for beer money go home.
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FishionMailed posted:why are there live feeds of that anyway??? People buy IP cameras to keep an eye on kids or elderly relatives and don't bother to secure them because security is hard and makes things inconvenient. I can understand Joe Schmoe not being able to setup a VPN, but not even setting a basic password on the grandma cam is pretty lazy. Even scarier is when people scan IP addresses and find things like unsecured telnet access to industrial power equipment.
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Hammerite posted:cool facts about defunct bitcoin exchange mt gox He sounds like a captured spy being forced at gunpoint to read a statement about how humanely he is being treated. The_Franz fucked around with this message at 19:11 on Feb 13, 2016 |
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univbee posted:In Canada they're still the norm for rent and many private medical practices (e.g. dentists, therapists). Probably because, like the US, they are the only non-cash method of transferring money which doesn't incur a fee.
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