Grangar

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by Grangar 9y ago
Wow, I had the same! Alarm and oven clocks were off by five minutes from my phone. How strange.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Yes, this is how markets work.
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by Grangar 9y ago
First thing I thought of when I read the title!
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by Grangar 9y ago
I have had the exact same thing for years. Turns out I've been depressed since youth and never knew any better. Make of it what you will, if you suspect you have something undiagnosed you might as well make a doctors appointment. Thing
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by Grangar 9y ago
Make it worse how exactly..? Big public companies will be chastised if they don't hire certified practicioners. With the huge amount of sensitive data we process as developers, it's only logical that we are going to need licensing
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by Grangar 9y ago
We need something like a Hippocratic Oath for IT professionals.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Plenty people still give up on Netflix to torrent. Especially when Netflix doesn't carry all that much content in some countries. I wanted to watch Lord of the Rings the other day, and to my surprise they pulled it from the available c
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by Grangar 9y ago
Yes it does, because USDT is (supposedly) inherently pegged to the dollar. It's used as a vehicle for stability when normal banking is not available. See: binance, liqui.io. These exchanges don't have fiat deposits/withdrawal
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by Grangar 9y ago
When you find a tick, make sure to take the necessary precautions. I know someone who could've carried it with him for as much as 72 hours before discovery, and who didn't go to the doctor. He ended up with lyme. Whereas if he had
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by Grangar 9y ago
That's what I'm expecting to see. An initial run up in crypto value, followed by exchanges collapsing because they relied on USDT in place of fiat.
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by Grangar 9y ago
I've been following this account closely, and while some things are a bit ludicrous (attributing the bullrun to USDT only without mentioning the hardfork, for one) the majority of their points are spot on. I know I have my exit strateg
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by Grangar 9y ago
Jaxx works wonky and doesn't support ERC20 tokens though.
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by Grangar 9y ago
I sold almost all my over 2000 coins back in 2011. No one who has bought big back then has held on all this time, the only new crypto millionaires are those who find old wallets just now.
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by Grangar 9y ago
I know some people who already made x60 off this... It's ridiculous. There has to be something behind it. A money laundering front?
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by Grangar 9y ago
Tether tries to do it by holding the total market cap USD in its own reserve (whether or not they actually have it is up to discussion). It's a disaster waiting to happen.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Lying on the floor of a club curled up drooling all over yourself in a dissociated state doesn't sound very appealing to me. I'd keep that for controllable environments.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Why does the article mention ketamine as a club drug? It's a terrible drug for clubs if anything.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Not controlling your private keys is inherently unsafe. I have several copies of my (encrypted) paper wallet that I distributed among friends and family. If anything that's much safer.
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by Grangar 9y ago
example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icesave_dispute#Collapse_of_La...
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by Grangar 9y ago
Would be interesting if it changed course.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Another good choice is https://www.aceandtate.com/ Quality frames, all-in for €99,-. I'll never visit a brand carrying optometrist again.
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by Grangar 9y ago
If I force myself to go to bed at 10PM I just end up frustrated for hours on end and actually sleep less than if I go around 12-1am. That's the absolute earliest I can - in uni I regularly didn't sleep before 4am. You can't j
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by Grangar 9y ago
That was Nigeria...
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by Grangar 9y ago
Look at this picture of the final stage, after the 'stalk' sprouts from the ants head. Pretty haunting. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/85/Ophiocor...
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by Grangar 9y ago
So what would ensure you keep using that tech for good? What if no clients turn up and you still need to produce value for your investors? In other words, how would you go about solving the 'just trust us' problem others in this t
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by Grangar 9y ago
As difficulty rises bitcoin payouts will decrease asymptotically. The idea is to let the market do its work and have the price make up for it.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Oh and to add to this, the app seems to literally just be a waiting screen. Everything about it screams cop-out.
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by Grangar 9y ago
Manipulating people into donating to certain charities (churches?) could certainly be an evil thing in my book. And ESPECIALLY VOTING FOR A POLITICAL CAUSE. That is not okay. Fact is that morals are relative and software companies shouldn&#
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by Grangar 9y ago
Bruh. Just adding another app to 'counteract' the effects isn't going to suddenly clear you of ethical issues. It's the equivalent of mcdonalds selling salads...
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by Grangar 9y ago
Agreed, a good backlash is way overdue at this point.

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