randomhodler84

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by randomhodler84 4y ago
I think you will find many global corps are actually multinational and have presence and thus effected by braindead laws coming out of the EU. We live on a shared internet plane, we cannot let EU do stupid things that break the internet. Yo
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Cool. I trust the engineers at Mozilla far more than the politicians in EU. You can’t mandate or legislate security from the parliament. It takes hard work, skill, education, experience, luck and visibility. In my world, the law is just som
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Maybe they realize that being a landlord is an economically and societally destructive measure that saps productive capital from working and middle class. It’s vampiric. And awful.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
I’m glad you enjoy Florida or Texas. Don’t get anyone pregnant accidentally cos you know why…
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
That good quality proofed print journalism is rare, and the New Yorker produces quality content. I would agree and liked their message.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Arbitrary Code Execution? In my vanilla doom? It’s more likely than you think. That next map you deathmatch on could be your last!
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
That's amazing. I've got the same combination on my luggage.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
It’s song lyrics to Rock Lobster by the B52s
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Magical thinking. You are dangerously misinformed on the medicine side and overloaded with medieval fantasy. Those of us that actually live in the 21st century just look at your belief structure as naive — however we are now in a different
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
You keep using that word “inconvenience”. It is a shibboleth.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
I support the rights of the undead myself. Vampire and Zombie rights are more important.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
If providing health care to women is despicable, I don’t want to be anything but despicable. You have been lied to your entire life and have some broken ideas about how health care and medical treatments work. How about we leave it to the D
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
That is a decision only you can make for yourself. Some people collect plates and spoons. Some Collect stamps. Others like unusual coins. Me, I’m all about the sats.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Now. It was always an open food project and spawned many other unregulated powered food makers. Some of these are regulated today. I was into it years ago in the food hacking days and also when I was vegan. I want a world where I can buy we
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
I don’t own a car, and I don’t leave things out in public that can be stolen by removing bolts. That’s how unregulated markets work.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
The market would respond to the existence of the extra coins, inflating them to zero. Those with long LP positions in pools with exposure will take a large loss. No bail out, some win, some lose.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Yes. And this is precisely it’s benefit. This is by design. Safe guards are artificial, and ultimately distort markets. Extremely volatility is present right now, because this asset class is so new and poorly understood. Some of us want to
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
It’s not bullshit comment, and the fact you are still saying this means you don’t get it! How you can be so deep in the shitcoin game and still not understand is troubling to me for a man of such intelligence.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
I am not super pro guns, but I am super pro encryption. There are parallels. We are all safer if we encrypt our traffic and data at rest. Safer when we use end-to-end messaging schemes. I don’t know if I agree about accountability balance —
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Hang out with more punks and goths, who trend more monochromatic. :-)
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Uh, it’s me. Of course I’m running my own node and managing my own channels!! BTCPay is sweet man, check it out. Ride the Lightning is a nice webui for LN
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
It’s the dilemma of cryptography, in that you cannot have a secure system that doesn’t also allow bad guys to use it too. The only victim of weakening a system to fight bad guys are the good guys, as the bad guys will just use the original
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
“What it instead of normalizing privacy, you just don’t have privacy.” The problem is one of pragmatism. All money is dirty. All great fortunes are founded on exploitation. Every dollar in your pocket has been used for crime many times. The
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Yeah, it rocks!! Love Lightning. I send sats to friends and family who can exchange them for goods and services in their local currencies. It’s almost instant and very low or zero fees. I recommend checking out BTCPay server, it is a full B
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
It would be deeply unpopular as it could only be funded by austerity at home, and it would be very short. I believe Bitcoin standard world is post war. It is uneconomical, and that hits the people very hard very quickly. No home propaganda
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
No, not at all. Bcash isn’t Bitcoin. BSV isn’t Bitcoin. Eth classic is Ether. Existence of forks has zero impact on digital scarcity.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
History has repeated shown us that printing money in a crisis just makes it worse, eventually. Taking that away is hard, but honesty is the best policy, even if it hurts at first. The reason we ditched the gold standard was for deviance. It
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
If historically your government has breached the trust of its people from careless money printing local currency, using a major world currency as your money is something to keep you honest. Bitcoin is like this for all governments and curre
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
It’s why it’s so important to taint and mix the history of all coins. Given enough time, eventually all UTXOs are tainted, thus nothing is tainted. Most of the supply of BTC can be linked to SR taint from early 2010s. Doesn’t matter now. Li
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Calling people by their preferred pronouns isn’t politics, it’s not being an asshole.

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