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by reginold 5y ago
it's just an analogy
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Former Lyft CFO Roberts Joins Crypto Startup OpenSea(bloomberg.com)
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Pinata: Manage Video and Files on IPFS(pinata.cloud)
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by reginold 5y ago
https://www.pinata.cloud/ this could be a place to start! makes it easy to upload content and host it on IPFS.
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by reginold 5y ago
I don't think this saying applies to the situation you are in. Perhaps more apt is "you get what you pay for". For myself, I've switched to paying for Linux and open source software. I believe open source needs to be sus
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by reginold 5y ago
yeah thats the tricky thing. Google makes $256/user per year domestically in ad revenue. That's $21/month. https://mondaynote.com/the-arpus-of-the-big-four-dwarf-every... it's really hard not to be the p
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by reginold 5y ago
you can somewhat limit the downside just by getting your own domain and setting it up as an email. Even still using this linked to gmail is better than nothing. when things go haywire you still control me@domain.com or whatever so you just
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by reginold 5y ago
USA stopped storing meaningful quantities of gold in 1971, to be more precise. 50 years exactly. https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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by reginold 5y ago
Any reports back on how effective this ban is? i.e. how much did this successfully ban nodes vs just move all their traffic to Tor?
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by reginold 5y ago
Curious to hear more about this as well. How is Uniswap?
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by reginold 5y ago
I've been curious about decentralized exchanges. When you say they have a bad track record, can you share some examples? Uniswap is the one I know of, as far as I know it has a fine track record.
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by reginold 5y ago
Yes very interesting. Gold was originally formed within supernovae, which is a sure sign that our planet is formed from molecules that have been through at least one or two supernovae already. Another fund gold fact, the reason gold appears
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by reginold 5y ago
Hmm curious to hear more about this, do you have any examples?
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by reginold 5y ago
"Phones are cheap, just buy another" WOW the privilege. From a thread about a similar incident on Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/mojonojo3/status/1467453133538611...
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by reginold 5y ago
> The $500 or so was worth not risking PI As someone on Twitter replied to a similar comment [0]: "Phones are cheap, just buy another" WOW the privilege. [0] https://mobile.twitter.com/mojonojo3/status&#x2
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by reginold 5y ago
CEO of the Boys and Girls Club? That seems insane. > A quick internet search reveals lots and lots of pedophiles in related organizations throughout the valley Is there another resource or evidence you found? The link you posted doesn&#x
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by reginold 5y ago
eBay has been continually backed into a corner since the rise of Amazon in 2010. They have behaved like a wounded animal cornered and fighting back. Given that Amazon is just reaching its might now, the real pain for eBay's marketplace
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by reginold 5y ago
Re #1: Not forwarding the transaction. You can tell within about 15 seconds or so if a transaction hasn't hit the memepool. Just look up you wallet on blockchain.com/etherscan etc. It's a standard step that nearly every send&
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by reginold 5y ago
AliExpress then
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by reginold 5y ago
Next time something bad happens to you, please post about it here so we can say how amusing it is that you exist. Do you see how condescending this is? Billions of people use smartphones.
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by reginold 5y ago
> Granted she has more clout than the “average joe” (and the very fact that this is even being discussed is evidence for it) but ANY case without corroborating evidence is just hearsay. An anonymous poster on reddit had a similar issue a
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by reginold 5y ago
Interesting to see you get the causality potentially wrong. I take it that because of the book perhaps the author felt emboldened to share their story -- which they otherwise might be pressured to hide. Do you see how that might be a possib
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by reginold 5y ago
Ah ok. Seems to be some misunderstanding with words.
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by reginold 5y ago
Agreed! OpenSea is a good example of native crypto pricing -- replied above about that.
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by reginold 5y ago
Oh good point, I see what you mean. Where are things priced natively in Bitcoin or Ethereum, no matter the USD value? Standard Notes is not an example in that case, it just converts BTC to USD. Everything on OpenSea is priced in cryptocurre
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by reginold 5y ago
If we take the USD as an example: 1. Created in 1792 2. Gold standard in 1900 3. Abandoned gold in 1971 Not sure at what point USD was no longer a logical fallacy. If it's the 1971 non-gold-standard dollar to now, then it's exactl
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by reginold 5y ago
Yes important to understand. What is the fundamental value of Bitcoin?
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by reginold 5y ago
Once NASDAQ reached $5,000 dot-com prices in 2015 it tripled to $15,000 over the following 5 years.
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by reginold 5y ago
Bitcoin mining can be done with pen and paper: http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and... 0.67 hashes per day!
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by reginold 5y ago
Historically = over the past 80 years since World War 2. It's not all that long when you think about it.

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