The obvious answer is that it will result in the Feds seizing the entire account just like they did at Silk Road. Anyone who puts their coins into such a mixer is not very smart.
That's really it. The spam filtering on GMail is so far ahead of everyone else in the world it's really hard to beat. I actually had my first false positive (had to retrieve it from the spam folder) in over 2 years of use! That's amazing! I'll keep using it, even though I miss iGoogle (switched to ustart.org which imported everything from iGoogle painlessly).
Just use 10 robot guns that hit from all directions. There's no way they all miss. And they can be synced up to fire at exactly the same time. And then you don't have to worry about European suppliers, since you can just use US guns.
As someone who writes software for this, do you really think the data doesn't make it 100% obvious who is doing this? Believe me, if you are doing this, they can find out easily.
Since when is it the "religious right" that wants to track people...in OREGON. I was recently told (on Slashdot) that even religious people in Oregon are careful not to identify themselves as religious. I can assure you that if this is coming from Oregon, it's more likely to come from Greenpeacers.
Well, it's a good thing there's no such thing as time bombs or cell phone activated bombs then. What he's saying is that if he wanted to do something, he easily could.
Have you seen some of those atheists? Hitler, Stalin and Mao make Muslims and especially Christians look like rank amateurs. And, quite frankly, I don't know of anyone who actually believes that Kony is a Christian, despite the name of their army.
Sites are so used to IE being broken and having to code around it that they have a ton of code that does that. Microsoft is trying to improve by removing MSIE from the browser string, but now it's broken because everyone is so used to it being broken.
And you have situations where a moderator will simply leave out information. For instance, the article on catapults (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catapult) insists that catapults were invented by the Greeks, despite them being listed in the Bible much earlier (2 Chronicles 26:14-15):
14 Uzziah provided shields, spears, helmets, coats of armor, bows and slingstones for the entire army. 15 In Jerusalem he made devices invented for use on the towers and on the corner defenses so that soldiers could shoot arrows and hurl large stones from the walls.
Now, you may or may not believe the miracles in the Bible, but historically and archaeologically it's a VERY accurate book. If it says that Uzziah had catapults in those days then he almost certainly did. But the moderator has purposely excluded this clear reference rather than letting people decide for themselves. Hope you like censorship, because that is what power-mad moderators are increasingly turning Wikipedia into.
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All the best programmers I know AREN'T ON SOCIAL MEDIA AT ALL. So I don't see this working very well, unless it's for sales droids.
Seriously mods? This is hilarious.
The obvious answer is that it will result in the Feds seizing the entire account just like they did at Silk Road. Anyone who puts their coins into such a mixer is not very smart.
I don't see any way the number of Bitcoins could be increased (they don't need to be as they are divisible to 8 decimal places already).
He tweeted it and they contacted him. He was as surprised as anyone.
That's really it. The spam filtering on GMail is so far ahead of everyone else in the world it's really hard to beat. I actually had my first false positive (had to retrieve it from the spam folder) in over 2 years of use! That's amazing! I'll keep using it, even though I miss iGoogle (switched to ustart.org which imported everything from iGoogle painlessly).
I used it. I switched to ustart.org which imported the whole thing flawlessly.
Because in New York, you have to pay union workers that have to pay off the mafia.
Churches don't have free speech rights when it comes to politics. If they try, they can get stripped of their non-profit status.
Just use 10 robot guns that hit from all directions. There's no way they all miss. And they can be synced up to fire at exactly the same time. And then you don't have to worry about European suppliers, since you can just use US guns.
See!?! That's why we've outlawed grenades in the US!
As someone who writes software for this, do you really think the data doesn't make it 100% obvious who is doing this? Believe me, if you are doing this, they can find out easily.
Lee? or Wayne?
My wife's cousin's husband owned a Saturn dealership, so I can assure you they were privately owned.
Christians are told to ignore Leviticus (except for sexual stuff mostly). It's in Acts 15 http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Acts%2015&version=NIV if you would like to be enlightened.
That's because they don't know how to pump their own gas... :)
So allow people to save gas receipts from other states as an offset. Most people that drove less than 1000 miles out of state wouldn't bother.
In California, we use it for smog reduction, to ensure that cars haven't become polluters.
Since when is it the "religious right" that wants to track people...in OREGON. I was recently told (on Slashdot) that even religious people in Oregon are careful not to identify themselves as religious. I can assure you that if this is coming from Oregon, it's more likely to come from Greenpeacers.
Well, it's a good thing there's no such thing as time bombs or cell phone activated bombs then. What he's saying is that if he wanted to do something, he easily could.
Have you seen some of those atheists? Hitler, Stalin and Mao make Muslims and especially Christians look like rank amateurs. And, quite frankly, I don't know of anyone who actually believes that Kony is a Christian, despite the name of their army.
Sites are so used to IE being broken and having to code around it that they have a ton of code that does that. Microsoft is trying to improve by removing MSIE from the browser string, but now it's broken because everyone is so used to it being broken.
So having London bombed to toothpicks in WWII doesn't count?
And you have situations where a moderator will simply leave out information. For instance, the article on catapults (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catapult) insists that catapults were invented by the Greeks, despite them being listed in the Bible much earlier (2 Chronicles 26:14-15):
14 Uzziah provided shields, spears, helmets, coats of armor, bows and slingstones for the entire army. 15 In Jerusalem he made devices invented for use on the towers and on the corner defenses so that soldiers could shoot arrows and hurl large stones from the walls.
Now, you may or may not believe the miracles in the Bible, but historically and archaeologically it's a VERY accurate book. If it says that Uzziah had catapults in those days then he almost certainly did. But the moderator has purposely excluded this clear reference rather than letting people decide for themselves. Hope you like censorship, because that is what power-mad moderators are increasingly turning Wikipedia into.
I never understand why companies want developers to write documentation when a good tech writer could do it better at 2/3 the salary.