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by m348e912 5y ago
I'd love it if you can share some evidence if that's as feasible as you think it is. I posted a link above that demonstrates otherwise.
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by m348e912 5y ago
You’re right and I take it back. If Bitcoin didn’t have replace-by-fee, then maybe it would have been a more accurate statement.
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by m348e912 5y ago
I'd like to know what Gabe meant by fraudulent too. The whole idea of crypto is that if you send it and it's confirmed you can't get it back, which makes fraud (on the payers side) nearly impossible. You brought up the point
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by m348e912 5y ago
It's crazy that someone sat on the footage for 21 years and it just got made public now. Makes you wonder what else other footage or details are out there that has yet to be shared online.
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by m348e912 5y ago
The last thing Putin needs is another quagmire like Afghanistan in the 80s for the USSR, and the 2000s/2010s for the US. If anything he'd probably like to see Luhansk and Donetsk become globally recognized independent states. Ukr
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by m348e912 5y ago
I always thought Bellingcat, the open source intelligence website, had a peculiar name. I didn't know it's origin until now.
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by m348e912 5y ago
Don't you think the custodial nature of lighting network opens it up to the same type of censorship we're seeing with bank transactions in Canada? What's stopping governments from blacklisting wallets and pressuring LN nodes
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by m348e912 5y ago
More specifically the dream of bitcoin replacing cash died in 2017 when changes were made to the protocol. Bitcoin became cost prohibitive to use for small transactions (less than several hundred dollars) and the addition of a feature calle
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by m348e912 5y ago
There's mention of regular occurrence of debt jubilees years ago in the article. If that was a thing to day what would prevent someone from racking up debt every 5 years, just to have it forgiven. For those that don't have debt or
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by m348e912 5y ago
I thought that was a little odd too, his saccharine descriptions of the security staff and the mall were a little off putting and I couldn't tell if they were genuine or just trying to shape a narrative.
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by m348e912 5y ago
Right but did it say mimic a DVD screensaver? I really think she should show the goods if she wants to make light of the situation. BTW I'm kind of on her side, but don't make us take her word for it.
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by m348e912 5y ago
Do the ones that are making a stink if someone doesn't wear their mask think it's BS? It would be strange to me that someone would get wound up over of conformity without actually agreeing with its premise.
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by m348e912 5y ago
Part of why rent is high is because property is so high, plus you're taking on risk in the case of a correction. (not sure there will be one but it's possible)
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by m348e912 5y ago
Kristen Cavallo (CEO of the Martin Agency who disputes Coinbase CEO) has references to a presentation but not receipts. I'm curious how much of the final product the agency pitched. (not that they don't deserve at least some credi
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by m348e912 5y ago
I bought an m1 macbook pro not too long ago and I love it. But if I got a job where they offered me a choice between a macbook vs a windows laptop for work purposes, I'd take the windows laptop. I just find if I need to get work done,
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by m348e912 5y ago
I am not working on anything specific but I have three ideas around a interesting alternative for google maps/yelp, a dating app that addresses the unbalanced experience of men/women, and a crypto idea that helps reduce your chanc
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by m348e912 5y ago
I don’t know if dating app users understand that it doesn’t take much information to find out who they really are. Sometimes all that’s needed is a first name, profession, or university is enough if one of the three is somewhat unique for t
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by m348e912 5y ago
Many of those investors are non-Canadians and it has led to many years of extreme housing unaffordability in major cities like Vancouver and Toronto. Pricing caps are not the answer, but it shouldn't be profitable for foreigners who ha
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by m348e912 5y ago
What's that saying? History doesn't repeat itself but it rhymes.
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by m348e912 5y ago
>>Does anyone think NY Magazine actually gives a shit about Meta's market cap They absolutely do not, but it's an attention-grabbing headline. The financial media have a stupid obsession with trying to provide reasoning fo
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by m348e912 5y ago
It means that the truckers could have a hard time "cashing out the crypto" using popular offramp exchanges because their wallets will be blacklisted. The fact that the truckers have allowed Canadian government to figure out what w
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by m348e912 5y ago
You're not entirely wrong, but some people just want a house and are less interested in the investment aspect.
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by m348e912 5y ago
Could be to help manage an impending bank run? There are many patrons that were alarmed to hear that their money could be frozen without a court order or a charge, but for suspicion of involvement in a political protest. In response they w
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by m348e912 5y ago
site is down for me
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by m348e912 5y ago
If you're just applying for a job by filling out an application and sending in your resume, you're at an extreme disadvantage. Especially for high demand positions like that small start up. Networking is absolutely positively the
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by m348e912 5y ago
Lockdown debate skewed because sceptical scientists were shunned on social media 'Twitter firepower' drove the idea that shielding the vulnerable while allowing natural immunity to build up was unethical, data expert says By Sarah
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by m348e912 5y ago
Interesting summary. Wasn't super familiar with CORS and DNS rebinding. HTTPS everywhere helps a little with this I believe.
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by m348e912 5y ago
I use OneNote pretty regularly and it's very useful. I like the search ability and the ability to instantly recall notes from meetings or conversations months previous can make you look like a genius. Something about not having to sav
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You're not wrong, and it's unfortunate.
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by m348e912 5y ago
There are pros and cons to both. It shouldn't be a requirement but there are times when it makes sense. If you're having a bad hair day or maybe haven't showered or properly dressed, leaving the camera off is advised.

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