Mo3

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by Mo3 4y ago
> Except backing your payment, it really doesn't. I think this is the point I was trying to make as well. Obviously this service has value, but not because of cryptocurrency, which was the matter of discussion
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by Mo3 4y ago
> Who cares how it's done on the bookkeeping side? I care about my account being lowered by the amount of crypto something has cost me and getting the service / goods I want. Anybody who understands what cryptocurrency is suppo
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by Mo3 4y ago
> Or get told “I just don’t get it” or “have fun staying poor”. Most moonboys or people on the inside are in absolute denial. Don't take it personally. I have an acquaintance who is a "DeFi" investor, you wouldn't bel
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by Mo3 4y ago
I have one of those (Binance) and there is literally 0 benefit to them, and OP comments' statement still holds true. The settlement is still in fiat currency, when you use the card it exchanges your crypto for fiat for settlement. It&#
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by Mo3 4y ago
Correct.
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by Mo3 4y ago
It's just yet another hacked account.
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by Mo3 4y ago
That's a logistical issue, not a sub-bass issue!
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by Mo3 4y ago
I can also concur, sub-bass is where it is at.
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by Mo3 4y ago
I wonder what the NSA or any other of these three-letter agencies think about that, I can remember much of the leaked information consisting of Powerpoint slides.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Yup. What a time to be alive.
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by Mo3 4y ago
This is an absolutely fantastic engineering feat and design choice, allowing for it to be used without the external lens with regular built-in lenses and exposing the image sensor directly to the external lens.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Linode's tech support is world-class. At least, used to be for the last decade, no idea how it is now.
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by Mo3 4y ago
> If you’re wondering why this issue hasn’t cropped up with previous iPads that have made the leap to USB-C, then that’s because the iPad Pro, iPad Air, and iPad Mini have all supported the second-generation Pencil, which charges wireles
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by Mo3 4y ago
Thank you.
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by Mo3 4y ago
I'm not quite sure what you would like to know, but this is a regular process that has been going on for a long time.
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by Mo3 4y ago
They used to try.. then they succeeded with some of their research, rolled it into the private sector, and closed the official record with the notion that it was a waste of time.
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by Mo3 4y ago
I really am not sure how to feel about this.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Tx fees are paid by the senders, not the recipients.
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by Mo3 4y ago
I don't think neural networks care too much about FUD At least my models haven't complained yet
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by Mo3 4y ago
It's not.
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by Mo3 4y ago
I reckon it wouldn't be the smartest choice for it to self-destruct
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by Mo3 4y ago
That's just so cool. And probably very annoying for a lot of people.
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by Mo3 4y ago
I fully believe you have only the best intentions, but unfortunately advertisement companies don't. Simply allowing them to put ads there directly leads to your users being tracked, even across websites. DDG does not have a clean slate
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by Mo3 4y ago
Sounds like a plan, but I'd appreciate if you could consider optional subscription plans in return for no tracking and no advertisement scumbag companies collecting my data. I'd gladly pay a few bucks for this and I know other peo
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by Mo3 4y ago
Lmao. That sounds like a very hard problem to solve in any case.. Alright, enough porn talk. I really like the UI. Please allow me to ask whether you plan on monetizing this, and if so, how?
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by Mo3 4y ago
You're not losing me, but you just know everybody will try it.
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by Mo3 4y ago
See, that's why I invested my money into a honorary PhD of Psychic Sciences instead.
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by Mo3 4y ago
This is a really cool tool. Nice work
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by Mo3 4y ago
Nice work! .. but porn doesn't work.
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by Mo3 4y ago
The article is really good and informative, but that title man.. I almost didn't click and read it because of it

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