mantenpanther

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by mantenpanther 5y ago
There is only a loss if you sell.
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by mantenpanther 5y ago
Bitcoin uses far less energy than the gold or banking industry, uses more and more renewable energy every day and has some significant game theory going on regarding renewable usage and research.
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by mantenpanther 5y ago
But maybe Bitcoin is of 1000x(+) more value for humanity in the long run?
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by mantenpanther 6y ago
Bitcoins energy usage might be it‘s most important property as an asset. Blatanly discrediting it because of „energy usage“ is the simple route. I prefer to dig deeper for the truth. Maybe PoS is part of the solution, but I‘m not convinced
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by mantenpanther 6y ago
Hostile and clearly framed article from the first sentence. Could not read it further.
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by mantenpanther 6y ago
Maybe the study mentioned here points to a contradiction to the last part of that quote? ;-)
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by mantenpanther 6y ago
Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, Bitpanda (and probably more).
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by mantenpanther 6y ago
And all major Exchanges are down. Seems they learned nothing from 2017. Amateurs. This is just sad.
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by mantenpanther 6y ago
The author has an opinion. This opinion has at least five debatable concerns. Each of them could be contradicted with good arguments. But discussing this arguments does not make much sense online, nowadays there is only pro or contra at all
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by mantenpanther 6y ago
It' a possibility that inflation on cheap mass goods (like food nowadays) is unlikely to happen, instead most of the money could go into assets. This means inflation for rare things like stocks, quality housing, gold, bitcoin and expe
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by mantenpanther 6y ago
Excessive worldwide money printing?
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The Intrinsic Value of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies(unsdappable.com)
2 points by mantenpanther 6y ago|0 comments
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by mantenpanther 6y ago
This makes me sad and somewhat angry. How does mass spying help in cases like the Vienna attack? If the authorities had done their work as I would expect as citizen and tax payer (the government already admitted massive failures, basically
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by mantenpanther 6y ago
I really like the simplicity of Swarm and continue to use it.
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by mantenpanther 7y ago
Double Spending
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by mantenpanther 7y ago
None of the things you mentioned are a real issue if you do a little homework.
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by mantenpanther 8y ago
I think the term 'meat' is very broad. Taste-wise there will (and maybe already are) meat-substitutes that are comparable to animal-meat. But these are very artificial products and healthwise maybe not a good choice. Animal meat i
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by mantenpanther 8y ago
Good spot here, h#$@ is a 4 letter word, starts with 'h' and you used it in a discussion in the context of the term 'hate'. Not sure if this setup was to easy, or you taking your bet too serious scanning the interwebs
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by mantenpanther 8y ago
Why the emotional attachment to a "thing" that just is? Do you also hate gold? Maybe vegetables? Or Javascript?
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by mantenpanther 8y ago
In this case the focus is pretty clear on games/computer programs ("multimedia files, namely, video games"). But agreed, it probably would not be worth it to stand against a giant as small dev/company for a fun project.
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by mantenpanther 8y ago
Relevant is the scope ("Goods And Services"), which seems to be: "Downloadable multimedia files, namely, video games; downloadable electronic game programs; downloadable electronic game software; electronic game programs; el
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by mantenpanther 8y ago
Congrats! For the long run you might consider throwing in a day with multiple meals and significantly higher calories every now and then, sticking to whole foods for the most part. This might be good for your micronutrient intake (which I&#
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by mantenpanther 8y ago
I cant‘t open this page in a sane way, because I‘m from the EU.
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by mantenpanther 8y ago
I think you're right that this is one (early/first) use case, as it was during the beginnings of the internet. Also, one could argue "gray markets" is complementary to "free speech" or "censorship resistan
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by mantenpanther 8y ago
"This is a contributed post by Bill Harris, former CEO of Intuit and founding CEO of PayPal and Personal Capital.". "Cryptocurrency is best-suited for one use: Criminal activity" "... rest of article..." When s
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by mantenpanther 10y ago
I've mixed feelings about this release, because it seems a bit early to me. Some fundamentals will change soon (project.json replacement) and I am still not able to get debugging to work in VS Code on OSX. The whole situation in the .N
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by mantenpanther 11y ago
Same for iOS. Managing your own songs, e.g. building Albums/Playlists is also a challenge, there are just too many screens/modals with slightly different options. Also an important missing thing in the app is an offline-mode. I re
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by mantenpanther 11y ago
I've never seen an OS with that many forced reboots because of critical updates (often without any option for back-scheduling, showing a warning 5 minutes before and then rebooting without further notification in the middle of editing
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by mantenpanther 11y ago
> This will have to be very good to be better than Visual Studio on Windows. Having worked with VS for many years, things not so glorious in my opinion. The main criticism is an increasing lack of stability and error prone refactoring. I
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by mantenpanther 12y ago
I can't see this working, hence windows is not exactly a lean OS. Coinincidently I'm stuck in an update/reboot cycle at the moment after a fresh install. Also i need to extend my partion of 60GB after just installing the OS (

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