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by djbebs 4y ago
You're asking the wrong question. The right question is "where did all that money come from?" Hint: their clients somehow can't withdraw their money...
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by djbebs 4y ago
How long should it take to get funds from a cold wallet to a hot wallet? Hint: if it's more than 1 block (~10mins) you're either incompetent or fraudulent
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by djbebs 4y ago
Thanks! Superset is looking like exactly what I want. I'll see if I can get it working when the laptop arrives
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by djbebs 4y ago
Mine just got shipped today! Looking forward to tinkering with it! Btw does anyone know of any good replacement for powerbi on Linux? I would like to move fully to Linux on this laptop, but a project I've been tinkering on is heavily d
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by djbebs 4y ago
Do you see any major mainstream media actively publishing things that go counter to key EU policy? Ones who aren't being actively censored by the EU that is. Show me a mainstream media based in the EU actively supporting Russia in the
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by djbebs 4y ago
Sounds like if they are complaining, they've thought it through...
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by djbebs 4y ago
Climate change isn't nearly as big of an issue as the proposed solutions
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by djbebs 4y ago
Source hut is an unreliable partner and we should move everything off of there as soon as possible. Got it.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Ah, the good old apple method
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by djbebs 4y ago
There is no obligation
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by djbebs 4y ago
They don't have an equity stake in the company
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by djbebs 4y ago
Pointing out the raw reality of the policies you're advocating for isn’t arguing in bad faith, its merely demonstrating that the rethoric you're using is disguising an entirely different reality. If I am incorrect about what I poi
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by djbebs 4y ago
That makes no sense
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by djbebs 4y ago
If you want that, you're welcome to pay for it yourself. I dont think lot of people would reject an offer to replace their cars with a newer and safer version. But thats not why you want, is it? What you really want is for someone els
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by djbebs 4y ago
A free market relies on none of those assumptions.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Oh please...
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by djbebs 4y ago
Absolutely not, we should be requiring more state transparency, not less.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Oh please, the BBC is a mouthpiece of the British state
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by djbebs 4y ago
Of course it accounts for externalities. If someone is dumping toxic waste onto your property, there is nothing anti-libertarian about suing them to stop it and compensate you for the damages.
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by djbebs 4y ago
It's working so well that those countries household incomes are comparable to Louisiana.
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by djbebs 4y ago
And it was, and it did. Those laws should be abolished.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Yes.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Tokyo has significantly stronger property rights thay make it almost impossible for anyone including the government to stop someone from building something on their land.
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by djbebs 4y ago
Buying it for you and your family to live in *is* an investment. The only thing you're doing when prioritizing that type of investment over others is you're picking winners and losers for political reasons... at great cost to ever
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by djbebs 4y ago
It doesn't though, it's perfectly in line with their past behavior
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by djbebs 4y ago
Was the harm "being fired" or was the harm the "false accusation"? Because I can think of plenty of things others do that get people fired, without any falsity to it. Should we prosecute calling up someone's employe
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by djbebs 4y ago
So justified they had to lie about babies in incubators to do it, right?
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by djbebs 4y ago
Sounds like they should have planned for the obvious
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by djbebs 4y ago
Price does matter though.
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by djbebs 4y ago
You understand that credit card payments don't usually get settled immediately, right? If you want a comparable experience to regular credit cards, simply accept unsettled bitcoin transactions, and get some insurance for the events whe

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