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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
If we end cryptos today, in the grand scheme of things, we are going to see no real difference proportional to the global energy consumption of everything else as, while enormous quantity wise, consumption is still below 0.5% or so (so real
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Damn if you think any of that is problematic (which is not because you can opt out, and by default is not enabled), specially from the "capitalist cancer" pov wait until you hear about this obscure browser called Chrome from a com
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
I don't think you understand what a man in the middle is or how it works at the browser engine level but sure keep repeating it.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Adoption metrics say otherwise on both their browser and ad system but sure.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
You don't need to put a single dollar into Brave's BAT in order to get paid in them when volunteering to get ads from their ad system (which companies pay for btw). You can easily sell them for hard cash. Your pyramid scheme examp
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
The "not real money" I'm somehow able to convert to USD and transfer to my bank account after claiming my rewards every month without having to put a single dollar into their system.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Get used to it. Crypto related stuff is only getting more influential and adopted. Current prices don't mean anything. Use case and utility of some of them is where it's at. BAT from Brave is a good example of a practical applicat
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
I don't get the entitlement of this journalist. I mean, it is obvious that companies would engage favorably with you if you can promote them for free with good pieces on the positive stuff that they are doing and would clearly stop eng
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
FairEmail is an absolute gem. I hope they are able to resolve their issues with Google. Would be a big loss in the FOSS world.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Coffee's videos are great. I am a crypto enthusiast but also recognize that for each semi decent project there are 1000 more that are straight up scams. We need more folks like Coffee exposing these people in order to help clean the sp
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Breaking RSA(youtube.com)
1 points by ea550ff70a 4y ago|0 comments
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Is the tech bubble bursting? – The Code Report (Fireship)(youtube.com)
3 points by ea550ff70a 4y ago|0 comments
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Ah yes the "crypto is dead" take again. It has been "dying" since 2013 and it always come back stronger and crazier than ever. This wipeout is good to get rid off all the shit projects out there. The stronger will surviv
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
I'm currently doing one with Arizona State University and so far it has been pretty decent. Would recommend checking it out. It does match most of the requirements you are looking for.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
> Now that bitcoin is dying this is so 2013
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React for the Haters in 100 Seconds(youtube.com)
3 points by ea550ff70a 4y ago|0 comments
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Well of course there is plenty of speculative investment going on in this field (also not unique to cryptos, just look at what's has been going on with tech stocks and the Nasdaq), there is no doubt about that. But at the same time all
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Omg your personal experience has finally proved that crypto is a waste of time. Thanks so much. I will share with the CEO of bitcoin and the altcoins.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
I started as a hater and skeptic but the more curious I got about the technical details of it and the more I learned, the more it started to grow on me.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Environmental impact is only an issue if the energy source is dirty (which is becoming less of an issue as cost for renewables goes down and green energy mix in the grid increases) and or if you see no value in it. I agree with the former b
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
> Easy. LMAO. we wish bud.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
this is awesome. will def get one of this going soon. thanks for the idea op!
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
They (Kim's gang) are never going to be able to really take advantage of the funds as the associated addresses have been fully blacklisted around the world and they are never going to be able to find enough liquidity on alternative med
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
> They're sitting on a huge pile of cash, far more than they need to operate their already massively bloated organization for many years to come. This is the most ignorant comment I've ever read on an org that relies on donatio
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Not as easy as googling for a restaurant, but definitely doable with the right tools.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
> if you earnestly believe their begging ads, you must be naive. Give me a break. wow you are such an enlightened individual aren't you? Give me a break.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Even if it is 0.8% of their donations, it is still a lot. They are pretty direct with how drastic is for them to receive donations in order to survive. This decision is just dumb.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
> behind as a means for illegal activities which are less than 1% of the yearly transaction volume according to Chainalysis lol
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
Accepting the war-driven petro-dollar is equally ideological.
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by ea550ff70a 4y ago
No problem. Don't cry later with annoying banners crying for donations in order to keep the site's operations running.

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