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by 111111101101 3y ago
Crypto made a mockery of the authorities and their war on drugs. A bad idea lol? No, it started a revolution.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
I'm not so sure about that. I mean, maybe not since the Snowden leaks but how do we know that governments haven't been running their own LLMs for the last five years or so? We know that they're using sockpuppets[1]. We know t
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by 111111101101 4y ago
I would add one exception - religion. Having the big pay day come after death means that the fraud can never be uncovered.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
That's the thing about frauds. They look really good until all of a sudden, they don't.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
America is relatively unique in that its culture celebrates "coaching" which is the angle that many of these get-rich-quick schemes take. I guess that it might be related to the sports centric high school education that many (most
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by 111111101101 4y ago
eBay outsource their customer service to Filipino workers.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
No, it's because if the specific details were included then the posters would be doxing themselves. It's very easy to lookup sold listings on eBay.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-world_hypothesis
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by 111111101101 4y ago
Ritalin is readily available on the darknet. Not that I would advise anyone to do anything illegal! I'm sure these kind therapists have our best interests at heart and they're not just gatekeeping in order to profit from molecules
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by 111111101101 4y ago
I keep hearing this but surely if you presented your prescription in court the charges would be dropped? In my experience, magistrates are usually very reasonable. Police on the other hand...
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by 111111101101 4y ago
I thought it was an Australia thing but yes, $1.50 pipes and $3 fittings are the norm here too. Fortunately, you can 3d print fittings which opens up all sorts of possibilities that don't really make sense for use in plumbing. https:&
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by 111111101101 4y ago
My system is 100% automated. Sonarr + Radarr + Prowlarr + Deluge + SABnzdb FTW. I stuck to using torrents for years but about 6 months ago I switched to Usenet and the $10 p/m for the Usenet provider and $30/year for an indexer is
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by 111111101101 4y ago
PVC pipes and fittings.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9iF4k16be0
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by 111111101101 4y ago
People say this kind of thing all the time but I'm yet to see an internet scammer get their comeuppance. That includes people who have been identified after running exit scamming darknet markets. My guess would be that when it comes to
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by 111111101101 4y ago
Here's a proper sleep tourism idea that I had a few years ago: Going on a long international flight? Well fly with Cloud 9 and our trained anesthetists will put you to sleep before your journey so that you can wake up at your destinati
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by 111111101101 4y ago
Wow. I guess that Musk made him an offer that he couldn't refuse!I wonder how much.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
Most likely. As someone who was deep into the hacking and phreaking worlds when I was a kid, I've often thought that I would have had a better career if I'd been busted for some of the hundreds of crimes that I committed as a chil
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by 111111101101 4y ago
I love this version of that painting. https://player.vimeo.com/video/191632804
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by 111111101101 4y ago
I always thought that the name was the cause. I don't follow Nintendo very closely so when I heard about the Wii U I just assumed it was a slightly enhanced Wii, not a separate console.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
It's a lot easier to get a refund on PayPal than a real bank. The one time that I did a charge-back on my credit card, my bank gave me the 3rd degree and made me feel like I was the criminal. You're right about PayPal helping them
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by 111111101101 4y ago
I prefer to use PayPal to pay at random sites just because I'd rather not give my credit card number to a site that could be backdoored or even run by fraudsters. https://www.theregister.com/2022/05/18/fb
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by 111111101101 4y ago
Except for Kava which has recently been legalised. There's even a Kava company listed on the ASX! It just goes to show that when money talks, politicians listen. https://fijikava.com/
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by 111111101101 4y ago
A long as dinosaurs don't have feathers, I'm happy to have some historical inaccuracy in my entertainment.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
I read the title as Cult of the Dead Cow and had a flashback to my misspent youth.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
Leeches actually work though and we still use them today.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
Or maybe it's just the most brilliant scam to ever be conceived? A ponzy scheme with a built-in rinse and repeat function that also put the final nail in the coffin of the war on drugs. Scam or not, it was a revolutionary idea which wa
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by 111111101101 4y ago
There are casinos aimed at children but instead of playing for money they play for game skins which can be sold for money.
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by 111111101101 4y ago
I think that Stake make their own games. Or at least a company owned by the same people as Stake makes the games. From https://www.smh.com.au/business/markets/the-secret-australia... > In 2016, the pair set up
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by 111111101101 4y ago
> If Tether dies, it's the end of cryptocurrency, period. That's what I thought about MtGox. How wrong I was.

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