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Ask HN: Any known cases w/ someone sued a judge in any country with any result?
1 points by eimrine 3y ago|0 comments
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by eimrine 3y ago
> you need to be able to launder money? This is not a flaw. This is a human right. Now only those employed in the Government uses to utilize it by all kinds of dark schemes with our money but their time is almost over.
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by eimrine 3y ago
Tell us please what is the government then? The most honest men of country or what?
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by eimrine 3y ago
> That's why the government wants KYC, and they make a damn good case for it all things considered. The government considers a man with cash as an enemy because bureucrates loves to see all your transactions on his computer and esp
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by eimrine 3y ago
> Still isn't "a meaningful contribution vector for Ukraine." I don't say an opposite. An entire counter-claim about "donations to Ukraine was only 217M" is not an argument against Bitcoin, despite your effo
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by eimrine 3y ago
I have a dream of being an UFO to some extraterrestial civilizations.
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by eimrine 3y ago
> I said the dollar amount isn't meaningful. Because the original claim was that "crypto, much less crypto from Russians, hasn't been a meaningful contribution vector for Ukraine." Your saying isn't reasonable be
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by eimrine 3y ago
> $50 A human went to jail because of using obsoleted money transaction technologies and you are really judging the fact by the amount of her donation - just to protect your misjudgement about cryptocurrencies? Are you even Ukrainian? &g
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by eimrine 3y ago
That is not a "very" specific way considering that the government has monopoly on violence by definition of the government. Actually most of the governments are exactly on that ground abusing the fact that only few countries allow
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by eimrine 3y ago
> Even when we look at the crypto donated, most of it was dollar denominated [1]. Have you at least read your source? 120 of 225M were BTC + ETH. > Crypto, much less crypto from Russians, hasn't been a meaningful contribution vec
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by eimrine 3y ago
Also if you are Russian living outside of Russia then good luck having a bank account, since European scumbags effectively consider any Russian as villain.
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by eimrine 3y ago
> There is only one true use case for crypto: Same with the second amendmend: the only one true use case for firearms is > Making it easier to skirt the law ...if (not if, when) the Government goes nuts.
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Ask HN: Is there such thing as universal human rights?
1 points by eimrine 3y ago|1 comments
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by eimrine 3y ago
What feature do you need, is it available in the last version accessible to you?
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by eimrine 3y ago
> Last time I checked, downloading a Crate does not ask you whether you're right or left leaning when it comes to politics. Agreeing with centralized nature of crates.io makes you agreeing with Socialism-style managing. That is how
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by eimrine 3y ago
> Similar KYC requirements already exist in other industries\ The Government uses such an excuse to claim that KYC is moral because it exists. In fact the Government just shows its similarity to a cancer, infecting more and more peoples&
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New updates in Telegram network service(telegram.org)
1 points by eimrine 3y ago|0 comments
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by eimrine 3y ago
I like "on our inability to do much" part.
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by eimrine 3y ago
Thank you for perfect answers! Seems like a binary symmetry plays some role in this game because both configs are so. And I am amazed that Period-156 has a quadro symmetry!!! (at least if I refuse to consider it as a static image). Are ther
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by eimrine 3y ago
(2020) I love the language, this book is very hacker-minded.
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by eimrine 3y ago
> Complementing the speedy LPCAMM2 memory is the option for a whopping 8 TB of storage in the form of two 4 TB drives arranged in RAID 0/1. What is the interface of these SSDs?
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by eimrine 3y ago
1. Almost every evening, last time I feel I've done an accomplishment is few weeks ago when I've realized I mastered vi/vim command language. I wanted to learn it for at least 5 years and when I had several days off I just di
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by eimrine 3y ago
Good point, probably you are living not in the city from this list :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_claimed_to_be_b...
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by eimrine 3y ago
Do not create (inside of Russia) anything that an average Russian can not fix. That means if a Russian injection car has a computer block (such as a well-known "January" one), so the spare part has to be fitting to any other car a
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by eimrine 3y ago
I don't understand a mathematical part of your message. Suppose you have 2 watches, does Bayes theorem allows to make a better judgement about time than calculating an average time between 2 devices?
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by eimrine 3y ago
I would like to see a setup which is going to spawn as much dots as possible, I mean something like a gun but having as little static elements as possible while creating as much gliders as possible.
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by eimrine 3y ago
> Brakes last forever due to regenerative breaking. Regeneranive braking is 1/100 of a normal brake ability. It can be upto 10/100 if using resistors instead of the battery as the load.
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by eimrine 3y ago
Rust is safe only with tree-shaped structures, so using a good old C and static+dynamic analysis might be a significantly less overhead.
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by eimrine 3y ago
The beef in bologna is a byproducts of us, BTW the definition of "better" is missing.
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by eimrine 3y ago
1. Just feeling an urge to consume something right now. 2. All the times, typically during the conversation 3. Any time I want to dig up with my old crap 4. A lot of HDDs 5. Backups: how to not lost the info because of either tremoring hand

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