Trias11

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by Trias11 5y ago
No KYC. It's good enough for now.
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Lots of crypto projects are commercial businesses and this certainly creates conflict of interest toward monetizing and centralization. However there are more and more truly decentralization projects. Anything that doesn't do KYC when
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I'm all against Starlink polluting until i learned how shitty Cox is. As they say - "communist until you get rich, feminist until you get married." Etc...
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>> The new rules would also prohibit providing anonymous crypto-asset wallets. Where should I send my Ledger to so i can be a good, obedient citizen and be compliant with this law?
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That's why the move to decentralized everything. This total control nonsense will eventually end and these dinosaur idiots will stuck with their own destructive ideas
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That’s my honest speculation knowing the state of affairs in USA. It’s by far not on an extreme side
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This is irrelevant. What relevant is how much money lawyers are going to milk Apple for. I’m totally on the side of the guy.
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The guy is non-white. This changes the whole game not in favor of Apple. And adds few zeros to the cost for Apple to try to wiggle out of this clean and not admit racist bias. Welcome to america. The white guy would get $10 off apple store
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Law only exist for those who it was writted for. Not for those who wrote it.
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Let me summarize it - Apple is going to fork out 8 figures, possibly sealed, not admit to anything. Done
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Google is not exactly fairy godmother. They're very commercial entity with the management having very political biases. Anyone can walk away from Google at any time. No one is forcing the one to use any of Google services. Every time i
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Out of all the nonsense CA is becoming - this is the least significant one. I wouldn't fret about it.
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In my early career i always ignored any stupid restrictions in contracts. If i wanted to be creative and work on other projects at my spare time, I just do it. No legal asshole can dictate what i can or cannot do.
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Totally agree. In fact real estate agents are pretty much never acting in the best interests of their customers (buyer or sellers). All of them are interested in making transaction happen faster to "move inventory". Negotiating be
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Salary negotiation is complicated and recruiters are mostly useless middlemen. They're sort of used car salesemen (with used car being you :) ) that need to move inventory off the lot. It less important to spend time to get extra 5% th
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I do agree that gigantic entities like Apple can step into this space for some benefits for a customer. They do have lots of "tabloid" content not worth paying for, however there are some interesting bits.
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Indian contractors always associated to me with mediocrity bordering with fraud. You get what you paying. Quite often indian "consultant" is a middleman (or few) doing nothing but frontending the cheapest guy in town to do somethi
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I don't want to have dozens of different accounts with dozens of different subscriptions on dozens different terms that are changing dozens time per year. Ideally I'd prefer to have a single legit service aggregating dozens of goo
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The moment I see a paywall or even a flavor of heavy popup nonsense presenting some obstacles to content - I move on. Same with ad-infested sites. I have low tolerance to crap. The more people will do that - the quicker this annoying busin
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Security and it's flavors. For businesses that survive - they still need protection
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FB is evil and all that, but it was quite helpful to obtain organic answers on many of my complicated questions mostly due to sheer size of their communities. I also was able to find a buyer for my condo with very little effort. I rare clic
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We're not talking about plane crashes. We're talking about the significant demographic trend that is clearly there and it signifies the utter failure of CA politicians to keep productive and creative people as well as businesses.
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These are my real life experiences and real life observations. You can swallow whatever illusion you being fed by your local politician, close your eyes and assume it's a reality. You're intended audience. Tens of thousands of for
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"Similarly, the research found no evidence of millionaire flight from California...". This nonsense is clearly peddled by local politicians trying to save their faces. I moved from CA to Vegas which automatically boosted my income
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Advertising platforms love middlemen beause they feed each other. Both are parasitic entities that cause more harm to end users than benefits. The problem is that they control the information flow and supported by governments, hence we cann
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Every time middlemen eliminated, new kitten is born! And vice versa. I applaud any service that makes former happens.
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Chargeback. Always pay with CC
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I'd rather have them register ddg.* or some other short TLD and be done with this ducking. I can never type it correctly from the second try.
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Enjoy internet but do not allow any service or platform to connect your activity to your persona. There are methods to do that and it's much easier and more fun that cut off yourself internet. (Google it ... Oops! DuckDuckGo it! :) )
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You could browse all files on many remote computers via: net use \\123.45.6.78\ dir \\123.45.6.78\

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