minitoar

32 ms·

361.
by minitoar 6y ago
Not sure what you’re talking about here. If someone is falling down drunk, k, get them out of the machine shop.
362.
by minitoar 6y ago
How can you tell they are on depressants? Did you drug test them?
363.
by minitoar 6y ago
Sure, but op is talking about someone who uses controlled substances outside of work. If they’re not under the influence of a substance at work, then it’s not the same situation you are talking about.
364.
by minitoar 6y ago
How can you tell they will definitely cause an accident?
365.
by minitoar 6y ago
Future options would be the way to do it imo.
366.
by minitoar 6y ago
Probably the blog post should be the linked article?
367.
by minitoar 6y ago
Dunno, I just like the idea that it's a smell designed to emulate a potentially harmful manufacturing byproduct that people just happen to like. It would be like making cigarette car smell or something.
368.
by minitoar 6y ago
Ah is that what it is about avgas I don’t like? More burned oil?
369.
by minitoar 6y ago
It’s actually required to have lead. It’s hilariously called “low lead”.
370.
by minitoar 6y ago
did you read the article? He calculates the risk using basic math and publicly available numbers from Bitcoin futures.
371.
by minitoar 6y ago
I like gasoline but weirdly avgas is gross for me.
372.
by minitoar 6y ago
I love fake new car smell scent. They are all so different. Pine scent or lemon fresh is basically always the same. New car is always novel. I also love that it’s emulating a scent that’s from off gassing that we’ve known for years is proba
373.
by minitoar 6y ago
No, “this scenario” being the one you described in the comment I was responding to: there is no power and people are mining Bitcoin by hand.
374.
by minitoar 6y ago
How many people would use Bitcoin in this scenario? I reckon so few as to render it worthless. Ergo, Bitcoin requires the same expensive infrastructure as our fiat banking.
375.
by minitoar 6y ago
Totally agree. Sadly, outdoor pi cams are not cheap. In the meantime I think Ubiquiti might be the best option.
376.
by minitoar 6y ago
That sir is illegal. I have to blast Creedence or I can't hear it over the wind noise. I think there are laws about how you shouldn't be able to hear music above a certain volume at a certain distance from a vehicle, but I haven&#
377.
by minitoar 6y ago
Seems pretty good, is this new? I was recently looking at cellular internet providers and missed this.
378.
by minitoar 6y ago
I really don’t think this is the right approach. Plenty of motorcycles have speakers built in, and they’re blasting Creedence all the time. They should be allowed to.
379.
by minitoar 6y ago
T-mobile is capped sort of, once you hit like 50 GB you are throttled to worthless speeds.
380.
by minitoar 6y ago
They tell you. Advertising dollars for financial products.
381.
by minitoar 6y ago
Didn’t intuit acquire credit karma? Will this be the last year of a separate ck tax product?
382.
by minitoar 6y ago
Is it illegal to go get tea with your mother somewhere? Today, Bitcoin is illegal to trade in some places.
383.
by minitoar 6y ago
Yes, I agree. This is why I described it as a tragedy in the commons.
384.
by minitoar 6y ago
Yes, you are agreeing with me. A tragedy in the commons is a negative thing. That’s why I used that language.
385.
by minitoar 6y ago
Unless, you know, it’s illegal. Then someone with a gun might take you & it away.
386.
by minitoar 6y ago
I don’t follow your logic here. How would more mining early on have impacted the Bitcoin price?
387.
by minitoar 6y ago
The almighty dollar rights all wrongs. If I’m paying for it, what do you care? This is a slightly dressed up Tragedy in The Commons.
388.
by minitoar 6y ago
What is the scenario where someone negotiates lower total comp in exchange for being paid in tokens?
389.
by minitoar 6y ago
So...yes?
390.
by minitoar 6y ago
Do they negotiate a higher fee due to non-cash comp?

More ›