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Crypto Communities
Bitcointalk is a place where anyone can come together to talk about bitcoin. Bitcoin is a a p2p (peer to peer) decentralize protocol network coin that uses a distributed public ledger for transaction without a bank network. So if you're running a bitcoin wallet, you essentially essentially become your own bank.
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Gaming
Welcome to our World of Warcraft slice of the world. World of Warcraft (WoW) is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) released in 2004 by Blizzard Entertainment.
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Off Grid
Frugal Living is the practice of living a lifestyle on the belief that less is more. These are practical ideas that can be implemented by almost anyone.
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Crypto Communities
Crypto Cryptography is the art of writing or solving code. Crypto is not to be mistaken as a parasite or disease as in Cryptosporidum or simply as Crypto described by the CDC ( Centers for Disease Control ). Unlike Cryptospordium ( a microscopic parasite ), cryptography is not a water born disease and will not make humans vomit or give humans diarrhea. However, the use crypto currencies can be very contagious once people understand the importance of cryptographic money.
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Enlightenment
The Non Aggression Principle is the stance based on the non-initiation of force that does not preclude self defense.
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Enlightenment
The Path To Awakening is the transformative process of freeing your mind through the understanding of your world.
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Politics
Politics is not what it seems, it only gives you the illusion of choice.
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Water Generation Systems
An aggregation of Water Generation Technologies
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Exchanges
Welcome to the Nova Exchange!
With bitcoin leading the way into a new era of global economics, people around the world are searching for ways to obtain bitcoin and to begin using it in their everyday lives. We want to help people join in on this exciting digital revolution. We believe that everyone should be able to take advantage of the powerful freedom of decentralized currency! Please take advantage of this public exchanging tool. If you find that it works well for you, then share it with your friends and family!
Let us know if you have any questions or comments about this service.
You can email us at: exchange@resonova.com
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Crypto Communities
Introduction
Element (HYP) is a Crypto-city rendition of HyperStake (HYP). It is an advanced Proof of Stake (PoS) cryptocurrency. Element (HYP) honours the original protocol; not a hard fork or swap. The project is open source and is derived from Bitcoin, NovaCoin, and forked directly from TruckCoin (TRK).
Embarking on a new journey, Element (HYP) aims to empower the human experience; the power of you. The Crypto-city team has provided the necessary performance and UI upgrades that simplifies the user experience.
Download the wallet and join our Discord
Specifications
Port: 18777
Block time: 90 seconds
Block size: 1MB
Algorithm: X11
Minimum stake maturity: 8.8 days
Maximum stake maturity: 30 days
Maximum Stake reward: 1,000 HYP
Maximum stake rewards per day: 960,000 HYP
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Coins
Paycon (CON) is a meme coin that is currently on it's 4th Life.The mission is simple. Make Crypto Fun..
Paycon info
Exchanges:
FreiExchange: https://freiexchange.com/market/CON/BTC
Github: https://github.com/Crypto-city/PayCon
Page: https://www.crypto-city.com/index.php/con-ann-paycon/info
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Cryptocitycom
Discord: https://discord.gg/PRN4Bu5
Specs
X13 - POS/POW
Block Time 60 Seconds
Diff adjust per block
Premine 50,000
0-5000 250 Coins
5001-15000 150 Coins
15001-30000 75 Coins
30001- 60480 50 Coins
POW Last Block 60480
Total POW Coins -2,449,000 (ended)
2 day Minimum Stake age
14 day Maximum Stake age
POS, 30 Coins per Block
Sample PayCon.conf file
listen=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=yourusername
rpcpassword=yourpassword
rpcport=9456
port=9455
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
addnode=1.2.3.4.
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Housing Systems
10 Reasons Why EarthShips Are Awesome by Michael Reynolds Earthships are 100% sustainable homes that are both cheap to build and awesome to live in. They offer amenities like no other sustainable building style you have come across. For the reasons that follow, I believe Earthships can actually change the world. See for yourself! 1) Sustainable does not mean primitive When people hear about sustainable, off-the-grid living, they usually picture primitive homes divorced from the comforts of the 21st century. And rightfully so, as most sustainable solutions proposed until now have fit that description. Earthships, however, offer all of the comforts of modern homes and more. I’ll let these pictures do the talking… 2) Free Food Each Earthship is outfitted with one or two greenhouses that grow crops year-round, no matter the climate. This means you can feed yourself with only the plants growing inside of your house. You can also choose to build a fish pond and/or chicken coop into your Earthship for a constant source of meat and eggs. 3) Brilliant Water Recycling Even the most arid of climates can provide enough water for daily use through only a rain-harvesting system. The entire roof of the Earthship funnels rain water to a cistern, which then pumps it to sinks and showers when required. That used ‘grey water’ is then pumped into the greenhouse to water the plants. After being cleaned by the plants, the water is pumped up into the bathrooms for use in the toilets. After being flushed, the now ‘black water’ is pumped to the exterior garden to give nutrients to non-edible plants. 4) Warmth & Shelter The most brilliant piece of engineering in the Earthship is their ability to sustain comfortable temperatures year round. Even in freezing cold or blistering hot climates, Earthships constantly hover around 70° Fahrenheight (22° Celsius). This phenomenon results from the solar heat being absorbed and stored by ‘thermal mass’ — or tires filled with dirt, which make up the structure of the Earthship. The thermal mass acts as a heat sink, releasing or absorbing heat it when the interior cools and heats up, respectively. The large greenhouse windows at the front of the house always face south to allow the sun to heat up the thermal mass throughout the daytime. 5) Energy Solar panels on the roof and optional wind turbines provide the Earthship with all of the power it needs. As long as you’re not greedily chewing through electricity like a typical first-world human, you’ll never be short of power. 6) Freedom With all of your basic needs provided for and NO bills each month, you’re free! You don’t have to work a job you hate just to survive. So you can focus your time on doing what you love, and bettering the world around you. Imagine if the entire world was able to focus on doing extraordinary things instead of just making enough to get by. Imagine if even 10% of the world could do this. What would change? 7) Easy to build At a recent Earthship conference in Toronto, Canada, a married couple in their forties shared about how they built a 3-story Earthship by themselves in 3 months. They had never built anything before in their lives and were able to build an Earthship with only the printed plans. They did not hire any help, nor did they use expensive equipment to make the job easier. If one man and one woman can do this in 3 months, anyone can do it. 8) Cheap Earthships are exorbitantly cheaper than conventional houses. The most basic Earthships cost as little as $7000 (The Simple Survival model) with the most glamorous models costing $70,000 and up, depending on how flashy you want to be with your decorating. With these cost options, Earthships can fit the needs of everyone — from the least privileged to the most worldly. 9) Made of recycled materials Much of the materials used to build Earthships are recycled. For starters, the structure is built with used tires filled with dirt: If there’s one thing we’re not short of on Earth, it’s used tires! There are tire dumps like the one pictured here in every country in the world. There are even places that will pay you by the tire to take them away. The walls (above the tires) are created by placing plastic and glass bottles in concrete. When the Earthship team was in Haiti after the earthquake, they employed local kids to both clean up the streets and provide all of the bottles required for building their Earthship. Plus, they look pretty sexy. 10) Think Different The most powerful thing Earthships do is force people to think differently about how we live. If housing can be this awesome, and be beneficial to the environment, then what else can we change? What else can become more simple, cheaper and better at the same time? It’s time for us to re-think much of what we consider normal.
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