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Tenoke
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5y ago
Just use sh where it is read as sh, sht where it means sht etc.
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5y ago
Щ is already a pretty pointless letter. If you are simplifying anything then just using шт is one of the lowest hanging fruits. Ditto for я and ю.
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5y ago
Isn't that like only 2-3 out of all Slavic languages and not the biggest ones? Also, it would just make it harder to type on current layouts.
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5y ago
Assuming you haven't done anything else my guess will be something like having an IP/phone number that has been blacklisted because of a prior owner, having your personal details used by a scammer (e.g. if you've had your ID
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5y ago
>It's the same in P2P e.g. Bittorrent. The count of seeders (those who have the content and are uploading it to peers who need to download it) is almost always lower than leechers (those who are only downloading). That's (at le
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5y ago
Those are free for most people - in Europe via SWIFT and in the US via an ACH transfer.
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5y ago
The fees for buying and selling it are on the order of 0.075-0.5% with most exchanges.
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5y ago
Just because a measure is imperfect it doesn't mean it's pseudoscience. Sure, race is not fully concrete but denying that there are any differences between people of sufficiently different populations is just demonstratably wrong.
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5y ago
If you can then sure it's not for you. However, not everyone can receive or send rubles as easily to/from the west especially after the SWIFT and related bans. Either way, it doesn't hurt to have the extra option.
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5y ago
Search near your location at: https://coinatmradar.com/ https://www.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-atm/ I've been seeing them occasionally in big cities since 2014-15 though again it's never worth it at
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5y ago
Localbitcoin/local crypto/localmonero and similar (e.g. asking at a crypto meetup forum) are an option if bank transfers don't work. Bitcoin ATMs if you really are in a hurry and willing to take a potentially high exchange ra
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5y ago
I expect it's easy to send funds via crypto to and from there and regardless of sanctions from the west. It's unlikely to be the only solution even after swift and other bans but it's an easyish extra option, especially for t
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5y ago
Surely (if that's really the case) just selling on the market and crashing the price would've hurt them even more. I'd normally expect that'd also make BP at least a bit of money but I have no idea about the complex acco
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5y ago
A single transfer for ETH maybe but that's also in part because ETH price is low. If you want to move erc20s it costs significantly more And if your portfolio includes many projects it is unseemly. Also a lot of exchanges or at least t
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5y ago
>“did someone try to send something other then bitcoin to a ₿ address?” Like what? Cottage cheese? Most commonly btc via lightning network to a place that doesn't support it or bch. It happens all the time.
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5y ago
I don't see the issue. Plenty of things exist and are useful without being convenient for Joe sixpack to use directly.
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5y ago
Huh, this is the lowest priced merch Ive seen (the shirt is $7.50). I'm guessing they are selling them at minimal to no profit.
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5y ago
I see no scamming in say Link (bringing offchain data on-chain for other projects to use) or SNX (on-chain synthetic assets). There's a ton of examples of projects that have nothing to do with scams and are more akin to normal companie
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5y ago
The biggest part is for onboarding. The second biggest is for lower fees. The third biggest is because it's easier.
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5y ago
At YouTube's scale I don't see how you can have manual reviewers without making it a paid service. The amount of videos uploaded per day is just way too high.
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5y ago
There's bases and critical equipment outside of major cities, and some major cities are more critical than others. Further, even in a city like London or Berlin it's unlikely to get the whole city - the aim would be for important
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5y ago
Are there any good verified resources of primary targets for bombings in different countries? E.g. I live in Berlin and would like to know in the worst case which places are most likely to be bombed. Similar for other places I'm curiou
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5y ago
A lot of crypto isn't mined in the first place. For those that are mined, increasing mining changes nothing, decreasing also unless you decrease it so much as to be trivial to outmine 50% of the total.
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5y ago
>Why are propositions about consciousness different from propositions about faeries? Ultimately they are not. It's just that the evidence points towards an extremely low chance of fairies being real and extremely high chance of othe
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>I’m trying to question the coherence of the proposition itself, and not trying to refute an argument in favor of it. The point is that just because you can't prove something to yourself it doesn't make the belief incoherent. A
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You can't but that doesn't change the mechanism of arriving at beliefs. You yourself can also never physically check say Plato's skull either but I doubt that deters you from thinking he had a brain.
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>If conscious is defined as “to have subjective experiences”, then I don’t believe “other people are conscious” is coherent. Coherent but about as likely as Last Thusdayism. You have to factor the probability and potential mechanisms of
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>Why the hell does one company get hold so much power in the world? More to the point, why does Mark Zuckerberg, an apparently immoral man-boy, get to make decisions like this? It's a communication platform that some are using to co
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This post is clearly about cardio while your whole comment dismisses it for not being strength training and talks of strength training. Just because you do strength training it doesn't mean cardio is useless and in fact many people do
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That's why they are telling you (as is common) to compare the results on a weekly basis which reduces the variance. TDEE calculations from scratch are much much more unreliable than empirically finding out and mostly good for a startin
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