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They can indeed censor, I think what the prior poster was saying is that if they choose to censor, their regulation changes.

I don't think it says games owned, it just says games... Maybe a recent change?

May not be exactly what your looking for but bolt VC posts some really interesting content around starting hardware companies. https://blog.bolt.io

Theres a whole series on the hardware process: https://blog.bolt.io/ideation/ https://blog.bolt.io/design/ https://blog.bolt.io/engineering/ https://blog.bolt.io/validation/

They also have a bunch of great posts on strategy and business models.

Super interesting.

I have a question on the main product - doesn't pushing the link to email just pass the password breach potential to the email provider?

definitely understand the reduction of attack vectors but does it not consolidate the risk?

if anyone is interested in this topic of how these things happen and the general lawlessness of the seas due to tragedy of the commons I highly recommend Outlaw Ocean by Ian Urbina

You might want to note that you can test it on the testnet. It looks like it works, i did it using ropsten testnet but the verbiage in the posting says mainnet regardless of if it is actually the mainnet.

why can you put in negative numbers as the amount?

this exists - localbitcoins.com

I would say it is not actually a mixer. The point you are making actually points more towards them being temp addresses for exchanges. More people entering the market on exchanges, higher volume in exchanges, higher volume in this tempwallet "mixer"

Yeah, this was my thought as well. 67% of all ETH transaction volume in a mixer seems pretty high, particularly when you consider the volume traded on each of the exchanges

>the U.S. Army approached MIT with a request: Can somebody build a powered device that can pull somebody up a rope, like Batman does?

does the gov't publish these requests?

I am a big fan of the bolt blog.

https://blog.bolt.io/

Its a hardware/hardware startup blog written by what looks like a full(ish) stack hardware VC.

Check out openbazaar

i was going to ask the same thing, you can search the bytes in hex for 01 03 6B 65 79 41 04

Hey, sent you a note. Any help would be very much appreciated. The support team keeps telling me to just create a new account.

Thank you very much for this description. I did not understand the implications or effect the change had. My question is - as a number of exchanges operating in the US (polo, kraken, GDAX) require Id's or some form of verification, what changes are really required? New AML/Compliance departments?

Also will individuals P2P transmitting cryptocurrency have to perform these same checks?

Same thing happened to me. I tried to log in, but the number on my account had been changed. Support has simply said to create a new account... But what about my holdings and bank account connection?

seriously coinbase?

My coinbase account was hacked, phone number changed (2FA). It has my bank account hooked to it... Their resolution so far was to simply create a new account...

NYC is in the united states and has one of the best subway systems in the world. Also culturally the subway has be come part of all New Yorkers day, from CEO's to yes homeless people.

quote from article - " more likely, White House social-media director Dan Scavino — happen to see the news on Reddit’s infamous /r/The_Donald"

Thanks for the link! Yes there are many ways, I always thought minutiae was most common/simplest. There are some interesting advancements also occuring in the optical tomography. [1]

http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7110228/?reload=true

Yeah, pretty much. It compares the minutiae[1] from the new scan against that from one, or multiple saved scans from registration.

[1]https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Minutiae

Likely has something to do with scale. In particular they are able to keep a low or nonexistent administrative overhead.

A bit more expensive than what you are looking for, but I got the DIY (not built) 3D Robotics Y6 for $600 which runs the PX4/Ardupilot stack. I have been able to use it with ROS.

I think it would help the most in employee retention

this is really interesting, do you have a source?

>There seems to be some discontinuity between the Macbook and iPhone lines.

I wouldn't say that, the use case is different. I think wireless makes significantly more sense on mobile.

Laptops are "mobile" but in a different way. they are not meant to be used while on the subway or working out, you sit down pull out your laptop, and if you want to listen to music you can plug in headphones. having to walk away from the laptop while listening to music isn't as important

Semantics. I believe it was a slight hyperbole but it reads as such.

I think it is correct that it breaks down the candidates confidence. This exactly happened to me, I have a computer engineering degree, was a very competent programmer as far as my courses were concerned. I ended up taking a job in Product because of how difficult some of the interviews were, I wasn't sure my programming skills were up to snuff. I have been working on personal projects in my free time to keep my skills and think I might give it another try at some point.

I tried three pictures of Nick Offerman, and it only got one.