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by monerozcash 1y ago
It's worth noting that there's a form of gambling that's exactly the same as sports betting that has been legal for much longer, the financial markets.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
There are IDs in Australia which can be verified this way. There are also more than enough accepted IDs that can not, rendering such verification mechanisms rather pointless. On another note, it's important to keep in mind that this is
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by monerozcash 1y ago
Because they usually don't, and they certainly don't in Australia where it's essentially impossible. The government run IDMatch DVS can verify that the biographic information is correct, but can not verify the authenticity
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by monerozcash 1y ago
That definition sounds a lot like it would exclude services renting Mumble servers. It's difficult to reconcile this with your previous comment.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
That's not some inherent feature of it being a server or not, that's a feature of Discord offering much more features than Mumble.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
Not really, the same ingredients are widely used in other countries which do not suffer from the same problems as Americans.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
This seems like a distinction without a difference. If you used a paid service offering Mumble servers that used some custom software that allowed them to offer multiple ... "servers" on different ports/IP addresses from a si
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by monerozcash 1y ago
>or just go downstairs and get it yourself. Entirely defeats the purpose of ordering food.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
I'm certainly not complaining about the in-person experience, but specifically about how the online experience sucks.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
> It's presumably harder to forge a cryptographic signature than paper documents For criminals it is already essentially impossible to forge new polycarbonate documents. Acquiring them by defrauding the application processes remains
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by monerozcash 1y ago
That depends on the actual implementation of the checking. For example despite passports having chips, essentially no passport control is going to deny you entry if your genuine passport has a broken chip. So currently at least, a good forg
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by monerozcash 1y ago
Yeah, and they'll accept any document you buy from the internet for 5 quid that vaguely resembles a passport.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
But it's not very hard to forge the application papers. Passport fraud is already not uncommon in Britain, people are getting authentic passports with cryptographic signatures using dishonest applications every single day.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
Presumably most legal immigrants already have bank accounts overseas and do not suffer from this bootstrapping issue.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
> The leader of Turkey imprisoned the pilot who shot down the Russian jet The pilots were arrested almost a year later, a few days after a coup attempt they were allegedly involved in. Before that they were treated like heroes in Turkey.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
Absolutely hate BankID, making it too easy to integrate has resulted in businesses and the government requiring it in places where it's totally unnecessary. I live overseas, don't have a Nordic bank account. Now when I'm occa
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by monerozcash 1y ago
Because you happen to live in NYC.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
You were probably driving around with a "SMS Blaster" that didn't use sim cards, no?
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by monerozcash 1y ago
>Is that sort of outlay typical for phone scammers. Really yes. If they're just selling VOIP routing to the US, they can sell essentially unlimited amounts of it. The more you invest, the more you profit. Grows organically and expon
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by monerozcash 1y ago
Sim farm or SMS blaster? SMS blaster in van would make more sense, detecting a moving sim farm would be easier than a stationary one.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
They are mostly used for legal purposes, even if they might violate contracts with telcos.
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by monerozcash 1y ago
There are so many ways to eliminate traceability with cryptocurrency. Just exchange monero and do a thousand transfers with randomized delays, nobody will track that. Swap to zcash piece-by-piece and do similar things if you don't trus