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So again - you think it's economical to invest 2k into a device that lets me save 40 cents on Ketchup?

My 2 cents, is they agreed to a price and code so they should pay.

My two cents: raise all the points along with one or two advices, this way she/he won't feel attacked but rather helped.

What I'd like is paying a few cents for a specific article in a hassle-free way.

There's a new generation facility coming online near Vegas that's going to be selling solar at around 4 cents/kwh, the lowest price in the nation.

If it was 50 cents per MB, are you still going to enjoy that delightful little advertisement that just cost you 3 bucks to see?

So for the extremely simple numbers: a kerosine lamp uses about 0.025 - 0.030 litres of fuel per hour, and a litre costs about 60 cents.

I'm just a nobody but these are my 2 cents for what it's worth.

The cost of electricity for running a desktop computer is on the order of 2 cents per hour (assuming it draws around 200 W while browsing).

With 8,000$ worth of AWS credit, you would probably get a few cents worth of Bitcoin.

( 1 cent per vote, 2 cents to comment, 5 cents to down vote ( and downvotee gets it ) ), and penalties ranging in 10s - 1000s of dollars based on severity of misbehaviour.

Given the wikipedia cited total price of ~USD 0.40/kwh, and the breakdown linked below showing that the actual cost of the electricity is only 18% of that, 7.2 cents per kwh, a 3.1 cent per kwh renewable energy subsidy is pretty significant...

Also, "Over the past three years, electric rates in California rose by 2.18 cents per kilowatt-hour—about four times the rate nationally—as more solar and wind power has come online.

For instance, when you visit the page for Article X on news site Y, maybe Y's response includes a header that says it requests a donation, with some suggested value like "10 cents".

Whats interesting is the fact that they license their tech to any other app that wants barcode scanning functionality in exchange for 10% cut of the sales (10 cents on the dollar) so the "app" will live past the success of redlaser.