BTCOG

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by BTCOG 5y ago
It's so odd to me that since the dawn of time, humans find this innate need to live in slave morality. Living a life of moral slavery based on stories and tales previous humans made with their own minds. It's a definition of insan
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Yes, and you can legally and readily get all the information for all steps of the manufacture. As far as encryptions and data go I just echo that "not your drive, not your data" remains true and that encryption is not going to sto
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by BTCOG 5y ago
The reason is actually that it costs the factories more money to shut down and wait than to keep things running. So they keep producing cars and trucks without chips, and letting them sit in lots. I know this first hand with family and clos
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by BTCOG 5y ago
I can assure you, the feeling is mutual. If you are the type who overachieves, would complain to a manager, and enjoys meetings, you should realize those fed up with banality and fake niceties of corporate office work that do just enough to
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by BTCOG 5y ago
"Chaotic-neutral I'm always fuckin' coastin'" It's first best to realize sociopaths drive from the top in the same fashion. NO employer gives a damn about you, they control you in ways to squeeze the value out
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by BTCOG 5y ago
I'm not in support of censorship, surveillance, locked-down devices. I think you should have moved on within months of being banned for creating this thing. Your responses are odd to me as well. Use some self-control and restraint and
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Can't use MFA right now to get into multiple instances due to this outage.
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Still is this way. Just because 1 billion people jump off a bridge, are you going to do the same? There are many of us online who have never used Facebook, Twitter, etc and never signed up with real names. The only thing that gets me is I s
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Mental illness in word usage and web design. Some of the words in there remind me of if a Terry A. Davis was untalented, and did web design instead of write compilers, langs, and OS'.
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by BTCOG 5y ago
This is only if the end user allows seizure. If I have only a 12-word seed in my memory and not a single private key written down anywhere in my house and no bitcoin wallet installed on any computer, you have absolutely no way of confiscati
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted for providing a good answer here. When you use Bitcoin, or cash it is solely your responsibility to protect that counterparty risk via your own means. Without a contract and receipt, the same would h
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Not your private keys, not your coins. You CHOSE to gamble with your property when you gave it to someone else. Whether you understood this before you lost your property or not, is irrelevant. I've not lost any of my coin UTXOs associa
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by BTCOG 5y ago
We are globally quickly slipping down the slope into some disgusting hybrid of Huxley's Brave New World information inundation, and Orwell's 1984. Throw in there that humans are now able to own less and less each passing year. Who
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Chrisco255 - This is precisely the rub of the scam. You bought it, hook, line, and sinker. But this is 100% incorrect. An NFT owner does not own the artwork. You are just scammed into thinking you bought a free and downloadable to all JPEG
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Bitcoin is a real, hard money that you will clearly see take over as a reserve over the next decade, and it's secure. It solved problems. Everything else, especially including Ethereum are nothing more than psuedo-intellectual scams. E
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by BTCOG 5y ago
You shouldn't. Don't use it.
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Always been a hobby of passion for me. I have sold them from time to time to chefs and do intend to purchase land soon which will include a bunch more space for larger number of plants. Culminating in more seed saving projects and breeding.
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Old world tomatoes prior to early 1800's breeding projects and wild tomatoes look like currants, and being Solanaceae were considered a Nightshade. Not only in Europe, but as some have pointed out here well into the 1800s in America as
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Was an improper use of the word decimate, which means to kill 1/10th of an army. He likely meant to use annihilate.
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by BTCOG 5y ago
The amount of 6-60 year old video gamers is huge. 25's a strange number to start, and 35 is far too young to cut off.
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Although a tad bit of a tangent, I've been fed up with the entire new past couple generations of game consoles needing to be online, and having no physical media. I've not had a gaming console since the Xbox 360 era due to this. I
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Exactly. And to put it in clearer terms, they have been continuously hacking into Western companies for 20 years and stealing design schematics and counterfeiting them. I'm sure you'd be cool with a Chinese APT rooting your server
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Sure... keeping all the rap that promotes murder, gang membership, robbery, crack and heroin dealing literally numbering into the hundreds of thousands of tracks on Youtube, and millions of other videos promoting the same and worse are tota
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by BTCOG 5y ago
This is gold.
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by BTCOG 5y ago
I just assumed that people are installing said plugin on their machines as a prank when they walk away from the machine and leave it unlocked.
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Post some links with any evidence that any researchers have found vulnerabilities in MTProto?
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by BTCOG 5y ago
Same. No issues.
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by BTCOG 5y ago
See right through your C2, seize it, so you see how we move. also I don't watch TV - I sit back - and watch cowrie hijack a box - patch the hole - like howdy - its me - ya new best friend show me the way that you planned to get these e
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by BTCOG 5y ago
This is nowhere near the first time that this has happened. There have been numerous folks to find bugs in smart contracts around the DeFi/ETH contract space, millions taken "by the code" and owners threatening and throwing v
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by BTCOG 5y ago
The rest are completely irrelevant.

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