earnesti

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by earnesti 4y ago
Dude, he was the inventor of cryptocurrency, did you except him to get everything right at once.
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by earnesti 4y ago
Sounds centralized
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by earnesti 4y ago
They should auction the stuff, selling it with a fixed price but mostly not selling at all is just incredibly stupid way to distribute IMO
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by earnesti 4y ago
Yes, other way to put it is that the incentives for the software are designed in a way which makes certain changes extremely unlikely. However some changes are happening all the time (features added via a soft fork)
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by earnesti 4y ago
Is there something wrong about getting things done faster.
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by earnesti 4y ago
What is wrong with someone making a little dough. It is just numbers in database.
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by earnesti 4y ago
No, this is great. Great, great fun. Life is too short to keep playing boring traditional finance, better play with crypto where things are always interesting.
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by earnesti 5y ago
I think it is relevant. If you work for crypto scammers, problems are more likely. If you work for normal clients, via upwork or some other way, problems are less likely.
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by earnesti 5y ago
Where can you borrow tethers bulk?
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by earnesti 5y ago
Crypto solved very nicely my problems, well the money related problems. Now I am rich and life is comfortable.
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by earnesti 5y ago
Nothing prevents you from focusing on the problems you personally are interested in. My reason to get interested in cryptocurrencies was that I didnt have much money. Now I have generational wealth thanks to Bitcoin. It is nice, but also I
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by earnesti 5y ago
Custodial wallets are also one solution to that. I'm not saying that BTC fee problem isnt real, but there also are ways around it.
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by earnesti 5y ago
Just ban them from using bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and we should be fine.
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by earnesti 5y ago
Firsr corporations were basically groups of people killing, torturing and exploiting less advanced civilizations overseas. Over the time capitalism has developed towards more peaceful culture, not the other way around as people often imply.
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by earnesti 5y ago
How can you say what is fictive and what not? Licensing fees and loans exist on market anyway.
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by earnesti 5y ago
Also, there are lot of open source software in the space - no need to develop your own, just scan the code for backdoors.
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by earnesti 5y ago
> and it hasn't been as full of cultists as some of the other coins I've seen. LOL. Not my experience at all. Monero shills are the worst.
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by earnesti 5y ago
I dont think governments work that way
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by earnesti 5y ago
Why not both? Qr codes are sometimes quickest, as you dont need to wait for the waiter to bring the menus.
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by earnesti 5y ago
If you are going to involve more people, just use multisig.
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by earnesti 5y ago
They should have raised ICO instead.
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by earnesti 5y ago
The biggest perk for me is the ability to hit that bong in a middle of work day, while watching weird ass japanese hentai with my surround sound home cinema.
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by earnesti 5y ago
> You could no longer buy a pizza with it I have bought a lot of pizzas with BTC (and other cryptocurrencies), as the local food ordering platform accepts it. Worked grear, but at some point the crypto payment processor started requiring
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by earnesti 5y ago
I use Bitcoin as payment for products and services all the time. I dont talk about it though, why would I? It is boring. I dont talk about how I use paypal or bank accounts to pay for stuff either. There are certain segments eg. travel wher
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by earnesti 5y ago
I don't have problem having gazillions of tokens, I just don't use them. There isnt need and in the long run companies will just write them off like many other hyped IT projects.