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by 0x000000001 5y ago
That does sound similar except you'd have younger employed members making money to add to the pool of equity and also working on self sustainability like farming to feed the members. Not all members in the aforementioned org lived toge
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
I believe it is the norm, but nobody talks about the ones that are operating successfully. You only hear about the ones that end in shootouts with the feds.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
I think you believe a "cult" only means a situation where people are held against their will by crazy religious nuts trying to assert their sovereignty. Those are the only examples the media wants you to know about. Hearing about
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
There aren't any distributions if you don't personally own any assets or have any bank accounts -- the "church" pays for it all on your behalf. You also don't fit any legal definition of an employee either.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
They sued the federal government decades ago for illegally collecting Social Security taxes and won. It's not fraud.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
My best friend was in a famous cult half his life. That's nothing like a cult. He had unlimited money ($25k a month was nothing) and freedom to do anything he wanted for 15 years. He was never harmed. The organization collapsed as the
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Change happens quick. We all started relying on smartphones seemingly overnight.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
No kidding, I was threatened with legal action for significantly less shenanigans back in my day.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Sounds fascinating actually. Any good articles you recommend about NK doing this?
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
42.zip, yep. i have a copy if anyone wants it
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
You make good points I wasn't considering when I wrote that, and thanks for the mempool expiration info
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Good point, but I bet this could be changed in ZFS.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
It must be doing something because when I got my blue filtering lenses I could put them on and feel physical relief of pain/strain in my eyes
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
doesn't the zfs diff command mostly cover it? You have snapshots, diffs, and clones which is basically equivalent to commits, diffs, and branches. You're missing commit logs and that's it, right?
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
It's not about double spend. It's entirely possible two miners successfully mine a block simultaneously but one of the miners didn't include your transaction in the block they mined. Now there's two competing blockchains
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Pretty much all of it
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
> non-removable battery Considering how important it is to keep Lithium Ion batteries within a safe temp range for longevity and the risk of thermal runaway I'm not so sure we will ever see easily replaceable batteries again without
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Swap files can be dangerous as some filesystems require memory allocations to write and if you're out of memory...
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Only accessible to the bank and every megacorp they're selling your data to
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
You're exaggerating the state of MTProto 2.0. They haven't rolled their own with this release.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
That still makes them part of the 1% I think a lot of people get confused about the 1% and the .1% where the billionaires live.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Household appliance is not the same thing. A Juniper firewall is an appliance. A NetApp SAN is an appliance. An Ooma VOIP phone system is an appliance. A Kindle is an appliance. A Nest thermostat is an appliance. These things are not genera
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Only takes about $500k to be in the 1% https://www.businessinsider.com/how-much-money-you-need-to-m...
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
So he's worth several million but that's still not part of the 1%? what?
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
My phone is an appliance and I'm perfectly fine with that. I dread owning another computer I have the responsibility of maintaining. We are drowning in "computers" these days.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
> - Spike proteins from the virus and the vaccine are in-arguably cytotoxic[2] (but the low load has not lead to any long term negative effects and you should still get vaxxed). ok sure but a high viral load is probably not comparable to
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
I used it to show the IP address of the visitor for my own "what is my ip". Didn't need anything but an HTML file
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Yeah the title had me very curious about how that would work
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Citations please
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
If Signal wants to play with the big boys they need to run their service with the same reliability. We can't go around telling everyone "use Signal, it's important for your privacy" if they have major outages as people w

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