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by tata71 5y ago
> environmental toxins Black mold, lead paint, etc can ruin your life.
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by tata71 5y ago
> The idea that you could completely immobilize someone at a public library so rapidly and without their awareness that they could not even move their arm 20 cm or so during a struggle seems ludicrous to me. Well, they did — and without
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by tata71 5y ago
Is this convenience worth sending unencrypted backups of your data to Apple? Do they allow truly offline backup and restore?
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by tata71 5y ago
> We respect traffic laws, we defecate in toilets, we don't litter, etc You gaslighting Californians?
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by tata71 5y ago
This is technically cool — as are other projects in the space I won't link here — but still misses the point of NFTs being way broader than art. They're just crypto-assets. Full stop.
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by tata71 5y ago
For anyone doubting, I've seen examples of the PHP sites — posted here!
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by tata71 5y ago
Foreign compounds gumming up receptors and destroying brain/nervous.
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by tata71 5y ago
Can't it house mold, too?
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by tata71 5y ago
Which does Quentin play?
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by tata71 5y ago
I hope with all my heart you are correct.
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by tata71 5y ago
Have to agree. Desperation to avoid "running in conspiracy (theory!) circles" has some forgoing critical thinking.
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by tata71 5y ago
You're missing pieces of the puzzle. See: Leader of Libya, after discussing moving to a gold standard.
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by tata71 5y ago
Ding ding ding. Can't believe this is the issue that shows me the HN bubble I've heard so much about, but seemed impossible
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by tata71 5y ago
So is Bank of America misinformed, or are you? "El Salvador’s Bitcoin experiment has been a relative success to date – the country became the first in the world to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender; a larger proportion of the population ha
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by tata71 5y ago
How many errors can fit into such a short comment!
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by tata71 5y ago
> The "change my mind" criterion for this would be actual price stability. See you in 5 years when Ethereum has flipped Bitcoin, then. You may even have to wait until Ethereum forks again, honestly.
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by tata71 5y ago
You're out of date. We run to our stablecoins now — the horses are hungry! Also: Bitrefill.com, and that's without even running a search. You may be impressed with both the offerings, and the currencies accepted. I know I was.
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by tata71 5y ago
Like El Salvador! .....who uses the USD.
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by tata71 5y ago
Yes, billionaires and little people will suddenly forget the easiest, fairest, securest way they've done finance on the internet.
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by tata71 5y ago
Assume you don't want them, unless your usecase requires them?
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by tata71 5y ago
Now do cryptocurrency.
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by tata71 5y ago
"entity"
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by tata71 5y ago
"...but you have heard of me." Anyway, I agree with you, and hope Tether goes away soon.
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by tata71 5y ago
> nobody in the commercial paper markets have heard of them You've spoken to Evergrande and friends? > to buy BTC you really first bought Tether (or USDC) and then traded your tether for BTC a minute later Nnnnno, not everyone us
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by tata71 5y ago
Tax evasion and avoidance are two different things.
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by tata71 5y ago
Why would he mention this stuff here?
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by tata71 5y ago
It doesn't matter if it's bitcoin (Tether, Binance), dollars of debt (entire banking system), or physical vehicle parts (Tesla): I'm never again betting on governments actually stepping in and stopping the music until they, a
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by tata71 5y ago
> The traditional systems that are apparently inscrutable to you move, in SWIFT’s case, $5 trillion (with a T) per day. These generally settle in a few minutes. Not open to you.
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by tata71 5y ago
RCEs in your kernel mean verified boot is a baseline desire.
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by tata71 5y ago
MAOI

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