helloworld11

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by helloworld11 6y ago
So the population of a whole city is normalized on lock down as if they were inmates of some large prison camp, while the government uses all sorts of surveillance mechanisms to track whoever they please freely for some very marginal public
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by helloworld11 6y ago
Nonsense. I have been getting paid in BTC or (when BTC fees ramp up temporarily) in other coins like Ethereum and XRP for years for completely legal, non-criminal, not even grey work and know of many jobs, job forums and other compensation
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by helloworld11 6y ago
The commercialization of the internet isn't without it's many flaws but to say that it snatched it from the jaws of progress is absurd. It was exactly the commercialization of the internet that made it the colossal tool it is toda
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by helloworld11 6y ago
And how is it easy to convert crypto back into cash in the money laundering process. As far as I can tell, that's actually rather tricky.
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by helloworld11 6y ago
This seems laughable. An "Awair", to aovid sitting in a cloud of CO2? So what, for millennia of human achievement, it was only by miracle that so many people could stay alert enough to think up anything while sitting in their pers
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by helloworld11 6y ago
Your point really underscored how idiotically narrow minded and self absorbed these inquisition-like crusades against racial offense sometimes are. The people conducting them in the English-speaking western world seem to not even realize th
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by helloworld11 6y ago
I support the idea of Bitcoin and blockchain despite flaws in both but you beat me to pointing this obviously bad argument against stock markets in defense of Bitcoin. BTC constantly has insane movements over absurd things like Musk tweets
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by helloworld11 6y ago
Not quite for no good reason at all. For someone else who programmed them to do this, it is for a very self-servingly good reason of data vacuuming obsession, it just happens to be no good reason for the customer.
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by helloworld11 6y ago
This article is indeed amusing. Since his predictions, average sea ice extent in the arctic has been higher than in 2012 (when the artice was written) for every year since. The long term standardized coverage of ice is sloping gently downwa
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by helloworld11 6y ago
I hope he's not lonely in his job...