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Mocky: one thing i can say is that in the past there were guards hired at many villas to monitor the comings and goings. lover
cannot be snuck into parents house easily, and expats
had same problem here. "
cannot bring girlfriend over... guard"
a111: Logged on 2018-05-03 19:15 asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: aaactually, erry orc with a 'lada' or whatever ancient jalopy for which new parts
cannot be had a111: Logged on 2016-12-23 19:53 asciilifeform: if i
had any reason to think that turning v tree into a forest of vertical stakes , exponentially crowded with IDENTICAL payloads that
cannot be machine-compared , would make it easier to tell friend from foe and wisdom from folly -- i would agree with mircea_popescu's algo. but i do not.
a111: Logged on 2017-02-27 20:17 danielpbarron: asciilifeform, the staged-mining i
had in mind was more like: a valid block can contain a bunch of coinbases as long as they add up to a specific difficulty-value. whoever finally puts the block together
cannot steal the rewards of the lesser pieces, and it would
be just as hard if not harder to make replacements for them to fill the rest of his block's space.
danielpbarron: asciilifeform, the staged-mining i
had in mind was more like: a valid block can contain a bunch of coinbases as long as they add up to a specific difficulty-value. whoever finally puts the block together
cannot steal the rewards of the lesser pieces, and it would
be just as hard if not harder to make replacements for them to fill the rest of his block's space.
☟︎ trinque: and "
cannot be had for any price"
PeterL: In Mich if you are on a primary ballot, you
cannot be listed as an independent or other party for the general, I
had to write in Gary Johnson in 2012
ascii_field: and that
cannot be had anywhere other than ebay.
danielpbarron: i may not have the signature, but me not having it does not prove that it
cannot be had mircea_popescu: Since domains are extremely cheap to obtain with Namecoin, and registered domains
cannot be seized (they can only
be transferred by their owner), Namecoin has
had problems with cybersquatters buying up domains, hoping to resell them later for a profi