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by rewtraw 4y ago
a Garmin Fenix is $700, the Ultra is $800
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by rewtraw 4y ago
Garmin Fenix cannot replace a phone, but has better battery life. The Apple Watch Ultra can do most of the things you'd need your iPhone for out on a trip. If you are really UL, you can ditch the phone and just use the Ultra. Apple Wat
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by rewtraw 4y ago
The NFT market is still doing surprisingly well, especially considering how poorly the traditional markets are performing. I'm sure there are plenty of wash sales, but I know many, many people -- including myself -- that buy and sell N
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by rewtraw 4y ago
I'm consistently surprised by HN's lack of vision in this area. The idea of a Network State / Internet-native economy is a cyberpunk dream, and crypto enables that. The constant doubt, rejection, and preference for SV-startup
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by rewtraw 4y ago
have you seen the markets lately?
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by rewtraw 4y ago
or maybe not metaphorical... https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/boxing/mike-tyson-video-...
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by rewtraw 5y ago
well, most cryptos are scams. that's extremely obvious. the 0.1% that are not are going to be the foundation for the next generation of web and finance -- this is also obvious. but it's silly to pretend like most cryptos aren&#x
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by rewtraw 5y ago
that ship sailed a long time ago. but tbh, some of the most exciting cryptographic problems are being worked on in the cryptocurrency industry (zk tech, for example).
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by rewtraw 5y ago
while the crypto community wants to avoid as much regulation as possible, it's important to realize that sensible regulation is a boon to the industry as it clears a path to allow institutions and traditional FinTech companies to hop
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by rewtraw 5y ago
this is a new product. sure, it may be a middle ground between the existing Pro XDR and 5K LG Ultrafine displays, but this is something that was just announced today, hence "news".
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by rewtraw 5y ago
just use an adapter... Thunderbolt / USB C gives you flexibility
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Ukraine Buys Military Gear With Donated Crypto, 40% of suppliers accepted crypto(bloomberg.com)
13 points by rewtraw 5y ago|5 comments
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by rewtraw 5y ago
or: it's not a bubble but the next era of the web. they see the long term value of being a leading ecosystem and don't want to fumble their position.
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by rewtraw 5y ago
I don't believe they support them today, but all of these companies have announced plans to adopt crypto in some form, including stablecoin support or Ethereum-based settlement.
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by rewtraw 5y ago
A decent desktop Linux distro needs to be created first though.
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by rewtraw 5y ago
Honestly sounds like you might want an iPad. I recently got one to use as a secondary display just for Slack /Discord/etc, but after connecting a trackpad & keyboard I totally fell in love. It's a very simplistic environm
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by rewtraw 5y ago
The opposite. It's a public ledger and all transactions can be viewed.
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by rewtraw 5y ago
Looking forward to HN dismissing NFTs for the next decade while they continue to grow and gain usefulness.
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by rewtraw 5y ago
I prefer to be able to locate my lost phone even if its powered off.
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by rewtraw 5y ago
this is HN where its a race to be as pedantic as possible
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by rewtraw 5y ago
Keep in mind that you can have a "public" (doxxed) address that you use for certain activities, as well as other addresses that you use for other private activities. It can be tricky to "break the chain" between addresse
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by rewtraw 5y ago
Nearly all are open source and tracking free. I hope it remains that way. Some do of course throw unnecessary signup pages before allowing you to connect your wallet. I immediately close the tab if I see that. They are the minority. It&#x27
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by rewtraw 5y ago
I do hope existing websites eventually support web3 login, but eventually there will be a web3-native/decentralized social network that actually succeeds. there have been a few attempts over the years but nothing has gained much tracti
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by rewtraw 5y ago
A large chunk of my internet experience lately has been on web3, and the experience is _wonderful_ despite it's immaturity. It's incredible to be able to go to different websites (Zapper, Zerion, OpenSea, etc.) and simply have all
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by rewtraw 5y ago
It's about 100 miles, so ~1 week to hike it. but there are plenty of trails throughout the Uintas to extend the trip, or just drive over to any number of other ranges (Winds, Teton, Wasatch) or Southern Utah and do some desert hiking i
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by rewtraw 5y ago
This data also doesn't gauge sentiment. HN talks about Bitcoin/crypto frequently, but the overwhelming opinion for years has been that it's pointless. That will certainly be a huge miss, similar to the dismissal of easy file
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by rewtraw 5y ago
there are plenty of stablecoins, and most NFTs are priced in ETH. It's also trivial to convert volatile tokens into stable tokens or fiat automatically. This is a non-issue, but is brought up by those who have not paid attention to the
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by rewtraw 5y ago
love cryptowatch desktop! :) very performant.
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by rewtraw 5y ago
The Peacock app coverage is horrible. I ended up paying for Hulu + Live TV to get live coverage as well as the full backlog of replays.
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by rewtraw 5y ago
I ended up adding the 'Live TV' option to my existing Hulu subscription, and now have access to all the replays as well as the primetime coverage. It's working very well. It's ~$65/mo extra, so I'll just cancel

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