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by Sargos 3y ago
The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) provides this functionality in a standard protocol. You can associate Microsoft.com with an ETH, BTC, SOL, etc address. GoDaddy yesterday actually integrated this in a no-gas free manner [ https://a
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by Sargos 3y ago
This would most likely be based on stablecoins (US users would use USDC/USDT etc) so no tax issues there.
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by Sargos 3y ago
The USA is actually the biggest Bitcoin mining nation [ https://www.techopedia.com/bitcoin-mining-and-energy-statist... .] China banned Bitcoin mining years ago which caused miners to flee to other parts of the globe. Texas i
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by Sargos 3y ago
Apple's App Store is more akin to a Company Store[1] where you live in a town owned by the company you are utilizing for your lifestyle and their store is the only place you have available to shop. It was a scandal in the past as it&#x
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by Sargos 3y ago
I travel quite a lot and I routinely look back at my trips from years ago to see what restaurants I visited and where I stayed. It shows me my path on a map and also shows my photos taken at each location which lets me relive my trips easil
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by Sargos 3y ago
Unfortunately this is going to need a name change, or at least modified initials, as GQL is for Graph Query Language [ https://www.gqlstandards.org/ ] which is being standardized and will be the primary way the world uses Pro
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by Sargos 3y ago
>if it comes to an actual confrontation they're just peasants with crossbows vs the US military History is littered with armies losing to peasants. The US military lost to a bunch of poor people in the jungle then lost to a bunch of
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by Sargos 3y ago
It's time to put Pseudoephedrine back on store shelves and end the silly behind the counter failed war on drugs experiment. This result forces everyone to confront that reality which damages egos and pride so it will be resisted but I&
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by Sargos 3y ago
First world countries already have 1 child per family with the rest of the world also moving that direction as they grow wealthier. This policy wouldn't actually do much to help and would likely cause massive unintended consequences li
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by Sargos 3y ago
Kwon is humanities' hero for leaking this knowledge to the world
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by Sargos 3y ago
I just get D3 and K2 together and seems to work pretty well https://www.amazon.com/Sports-Research-Plant-Based-Verified-...
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by Sargos 3y ago
This story is about an exchange which is just another word for bank and doesn't have much to do with crypto besides selling it. You need to trust the exchange/bank. Crypto itself has decentralized exchanges like Uniswap where you
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by Sargos 3y ago
It looks and acts like a commodity but the SEC desperately wants to call it a security. The facts won't matter much here as this is a political issue engulfed in the SEC's regulatory land grab. https://www.wsj.com/
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by Sargos 3y ago
The people actually in charge of the App Store don't seem much better
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by Sargos 3y ago
>by stating something like "I invoke my 5th amendment right to remain silent" This needs to be rather structured as well as the cops can ignore your statement unless it has a proper syntax and names the 5th element directly. Ex
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by Sargos 3y ago
When I was in Japan a decade ago trains were only used between cities. I doubt that's changed.
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by Sargos 3y ago
> Who goes against the fed. government and wins? big tobacco couldn't do it. neither could the auto industry. Drugs won the war on drugs. Prohibition is another infamous failure. When the government tries to attack a decentralized c
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by Sargos 3y ago
Not to be rude but you obviously don't follow any of the technology so why even comment on it? Huge advancements in zero knowledge cryptography have been made in the last year. Ethereum activated Proof of Stake in September. New DeFi p
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by Sargos 3y ago
The others help your point but Cities Skylines is memed because it's graphics over substance as it's basically a city painting game with shallow mechanics that most people use to make little city dioramas which is still fun but no
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by Sargos 3y ago
There are projects like Phonon from GridPlus which use industry standard hardware to enable secure, private, offline trading of units of crypto. This is effectively digital cash. https://docs.phonon.org/readme There's
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by Sargos 3y ago
You are promoting this project as an Ethereum address service yet your sign up form asks for a BEP20 (Binance Chain) address. Is this an Ethereum project or BNB project? If this is indeed Binance Chain focused then you should lead with &quo
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by Sargos 3y ago
Downloading a movie is illegal, using a VPN to do it is not. If using a VPN was illegal then you would have two charges and extra time in prison. That's a giant difference.
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by Sargos 3y ago
I'm not sure Legos actually contribute much to pollution. They almost never get thrown away as bricks generally get passed down to offspring. You rarely see Legos at thrift stores as they are so highly demanded and are snapped up quick
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by Sargos 3y ago
ATCs are a government entity so innovation and disruption are not realistic options. Change in bureaucracies generally comes from operational failure or systemic breakdown which leads to a full replacement with a better system. This article
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by Sargos 4y ago
I hope you live in Buenos Aires where the power goes out weekly or else you are running a very insecure computer and are a threat to everyone around you. Unfortunately users like yourself forced Microsoft to require restarts for security up
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by Sargos 4y ago
> Do you hold deposits for others that they can withdraw at any moment? Yes you do actually. There are many withdrawal events such as taxes, medical expenses, vehicle repair, and others that you need to provide liquidity for in short not
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by Sargos 4y ago
You can disable the telemetry in Windows but it still caused many die hards to abandon Windows.
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by Sargos 4y ago
But it is happening in this case so no need for the pithy quote
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by Sargos 4y ago
>If Android went dark side too, where would we be? Android went dark long ago too. All of the open source apps are abandoned and unmaintained replaced by closed source versions. The Play Store takes a 30% cut of things like Apple. Google
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by Sargos 4y ago
>You know the amusement ride with the really obviously bad history? It feels like everyone is expected to know this but what are you referencing?

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