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> Honestly it looks like something Samsung or Sony might turn out.

As does the iPhone 6

edit: and this is coming from quite the apple fanboy

Exactly what proxy would allow to appear to be using my IP address?

I found my email there, but the first two letters are of a password that I have never used with gmail (it is a disposable password i use for uniportant sites)

Earnings are profits, profits are retained in the company. A simple look at the P/E ratio tells you very little without understanding the broader context.

> The rest of the conspiracy nonsense in the article is pretty silly and stupid, honestly.

Was also surprised to read something like this on Krebs

> 2. Know which ISP the user is on

How easy would it be to do this (even with JS on)?

Im a bit surprised that that thing fit under all the bridges on the Danube

i think you mean 100 BTC

I have also had this issue and turning off HW acceleration solved it.

"In order for SocialCoin to work, we need to figure out a way to create a decentralized ID system that doesn’t rely on government ... This is currently an unsolved problem ... The user would set an appointment with 3-5 agents individually and each agent would scan the user’s irises in person to verify that they are a real human"

This has to be satire

What would you recommend as introductory reading to a person interested in market microstructure and market making? (Background in finance and programming)

Ah yes, the good old days when software extortionists demanded cash in parking lots. To me Bitcoin seems much older than it actually is.

No, it does not. You would essentially just be gambling on the price.