DiNovi

its not "some of them fail" its "all of them have terrible support and most fail"

I think it's because the marketing is trying to attract current crypto traders and not new people. Could be wrong though

I'm not sure how I feel about this; you had the power to not auto update; you exercised it; the company had the power to not allow out of date apps use the service; they exercised it... seems right to me. You put yourself in that situation.

I mean I've seen this here in the US everywhere... specifically skin care shit

well IMO its silly to assume in 100 years the internet will be the same speed as today

...uhh, or people could rent storage and get paid a token fee, thus generating revenue

psst, the tax is being lowered from 180% to 100%

this is still so bizarre

looks like the map is drawn to go into various city centers, unless I am mistaken

this ignores rail stops in communities outside of SFO and LAX...

I think most people hate crypto markets, not the underlying tokens or technology

pump and dumps generally don't pump for multiple years.

bug on Internet unleashes 175mm peoples private info including SSN: Lol internet!

Ethereum bug loses 500k eth: Shut it the fuck down it will never work.

People... get used to stuff.

what operation is costing only a $100

this same logic means the internet encourages bugs

someone tell vlad about patents

I don't know how many times I can read a "web apps are bad because the flux pattern is from 90's windows" articles

heart goes out to viaques, which looks like it'll take a worse hit then the main island

No, that is not their fear. Governments barely care about scams in general - Madoff got off pretty lightly. The fear is losing control of monetary policy. But IMO governments won't outright ban these but come to some sort of middle ground where they get some sort of cut.

lol holy shit, causation does not equal correlation applies highly here

Not shocking nazis can take something people might agree with them on and then twist the knife into something super gross, like being an apologist for murder.

Being able to distribute the cost of tracking rewards points sounds like a fair and smart use case

He's projecting his own skepticism onto others; assuming since he reached his conclusion "many others" must have as well.

you are a climate skeptic because of a documentary about climate change....?

I will forever be amazed at people's ability to blame other people for issues because they raised them. It's amazing.

>> I wonder what would have happened to the Ozone Hole if it too got politicized at the time, or the link between smoking and cancer if it got politicized.

I can't tell if you are being cute because both of those things were very much politicized.

it's all being sorted out rn, thus the gold rush

thanks for confirming the "independent voters are the dumbest of the bunch" stereotype

Curious here if you think a news network should post 50% positive coverage about something regardless of the story being objectively bad.

Ciricling back to this, cause it's kinda nuts. If you think "the media" and especially CNN has its reputation "destroyed" by Trump you are deep in a bubble. it's the same shitty network with pundits paid to yell at each other that has been since at least jon stewart went on crossfire and pointed out how stupid it all was. Cable news is junk outside of their sunday shows; but trump wasn't the one to point that out