carnivor

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The Power of Decentralized Social Media (Nostr)(lynalden.com)
2 points by carnivor 1y ago|0 comments
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by carnivor 4y ago
Not a good analogy because you'd still be learning a ton from a paid sexual experience vs not having any. It'd be more like apple picking and eating them with the farmer that grew them, while they tell you how the apple trees are
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by carnivor 6y ago
Listing payment processors does not explain methodology. Did the startup owners send screenshots of their revenues from these processors to listt.xyz? Or did listt.xyz reach out to stripe, paddle, baremetrics ask to verify revenue data? If
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by carnivor 6y ago
>Yes. This is all real data. No false data. All data taken from various sources like stripe, paddle, baremetrics data. I get that, but the owner of the site reiterating the validity does not really verify anything. At least a page on t
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by carnivor 6y ago
I've seen a similar website before with IndieHacker or ProductHunt verified revenues (forgot which). Maybe I missed it here but how are these reoccurring revenues verified, and as others mentioned here, are they audited?
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by carnivor 6y ago
Your first sentence is essentially what gerrymandering is. Sadly, Republicans have spent decades doing this and closing down polling places in non-GOP friendly districts [1][2][3][4]. Here are some recent facts I tied together based on the
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by carnivor 6y ago
Don't have much knowledge into the efficiency and the economics of government services, and you do have a valid point. But would the millions of elderly that rely on it for their medicine, SS checks, etc., still reliably receive their
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by carnivor 6y ago
Has blockchain based voting been tried anywhere else in the world? This is a very neat idea but would it's application even make it to this year's general elections? With the attacks USPS is under, I hope something like this comes
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by carnivor 6y ago
Shame that this got flagged. From the site Guidelines: "Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon..." I'd say that rampant voter suppression i
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by carnivor 6y ago
Copy/pasting jorblumesea's comment above that I think answers your questions. "It's interesting to see that in America, some government services can run at a loss but others are expected to be solvent. No one complains t
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by carnivor 8y ago
What was the course you're referencing in GA? Was it free?