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Either way, Zoom messed up. But of course the school did too.
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Dang keeps saying that he doesn't like obvious comments but he keeps posting comments like this: https://i.imgur.com/jdNHIy0.png ... and pagination has been an issue for a long time.... not sure what it brings. Just se
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Are you going to be limited as to how many words you can say?
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Do you have some data backing that?
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Around here they pull over people for simple traffic stops with 3 police cars
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> Except that hydrogen production requires energy and battery charging doesn't require energy? > as well as the shipping of hydrogen It's not very complicated to produce hydrogen where it's needed since there is usually
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Hydrogen Fuel-cell cars would the best of both worlds and range wouldn't be an issue: https://in.pcmag.com/cars-auto/142675/hydrogen-powered-hyund... ... IE: No CO2 pollution, no battery pollution and no char
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They print a billion every few days: https://twitter.com/search?q=%22minted%20at%20Tether%20Treas...
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Must be another "outage" coming right now
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It takes 5 seconds if your car was not completely empty and you don't need to go somewhere else. Hydrogen could be easily created at home too.
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> Software has a significant advantage over things that have to be made in the real world: it doesn't degrade over time it does degrade over time... at one point you have to use emulators to be able to run them
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Probably Google... just look at the new Android V12
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So if you have more ETH, you will get more ETH?
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But it is much faster to fill-up an hydrogen tank then it is to charge a battery.
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The problem is Coinbase Pro that wasn't allowing me to place sell orders while allowing me to place buy orders. I should not have talked about spread because I think it confused everyone. The actual buy price was going up and down by
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It is Coinbase pro, and most of the time, the spread is smaller then $10, but when Bitcoin's price changes rapidly, the spread goes nuts... I have seen it greater then $1000 on 5/13/2021. Next time I do a screencast.
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When the spread is $1k, the actual price that you can buy at changes really fast... 1 second, I could buy at $50k and the next second I could buy at $51k, AKA the last trade price.
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no issues with Kraken yet (but I am mostly holding XMR on that exchange)... but every time bitcoin drops quickly, I have issues with Coinbase (ever since they existed)
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When I bought at $50.5K, it was going to roughly $52k every other second... easy money (if they let you sell) ... next time I will do a screencast (right now I only have a bunch of screen shots). IE: The spread was going nuts... 1 second yo
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> Regarding the CB $1000 spread, it occurred due to an exchange outage I believe. Why would they let you buy and not sell? I bought and tried to sell and it didn't work so I bought again and tried to sell again and it still would no
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Penny stocks often have unreal bid/asks after-hours and they are completely fake... could they do something about that too? As an example for today, look at ALPP... bid: $2.00, ask: $7.00 ... but is is messed up across the board... the
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Thread compiling geolocations of Israeli air and artillery strikes in Gaza
(twitter.com)
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I'd get it if it was not for the runny nose
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Power Up: Biden administration approves $735M weapons sale to Israel
(washingtonpost.com)
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Amazon's Sidewalk Network Is Turned on by Default. Here's How to Turn It Off
(inc.com)
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The war is just beginning... they need to unplug critical systems even if a dropped USB stick could circumvent that. Someone I know was happy because he could do his job remotely... controlling an hydroelectric plant... (that should not be
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You can assume electronic voting machines were compromised.
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I had no problem viewing the article... I use noscript and ublock origin addon among others....
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Federal Gov. left ‘completely blind’ on cyberattacks looks to force reporting
(politico.com)
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Note: I posted this URL with the original title but HN's robot removed the "massive" adjective automatically even though I think that it should remain. 7GB of fake reviews is kind of massive.
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