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901.
by tekknik 4y ago
Yes could, but why? Why when any topic comes up “Blockchain zomg!!!!111”? I used to be real hardcore into bitcoin, around the $1-10 range. You people need to give it up already and quit annoying the rest of us by trying to force fit an insa
902.
by tekknik 4y ago
Twitter is no more anonymous or than FB, Twitter requires a phone number these days. And they verify if it’s an actual number or voip.
903.
by tekknik 4y ago
Discord watches what apps you launch, primarily games, and sells this data to others to determine what games to make, or what games people are playing. It’s the same purpose of all the game launchers out there that run even when you’re not
904.
by tekknik 4y ago
> I would desperately like Signal to have a commercial service offering you can pay for which would of offer the possibility of sustainment. That will kill it even quicker. What does this look like? All users have to pay to have an accou
905.
by tekknik 4y ago
TV created influencer marketing. Since before social networks existed products would make appearances in shows. See Sheldon drink a coke in big bang theory, that was paid for. See someone shopping at a particular store in a mall, paid for.
906.
by tekknik 4y ago
Imo this depends on your definition of open. Others being allowed to edit your content opens the door for abuse from opposite political parties.
907.
by tekknik 4y ago
No, we had ascii art and point to point file sharing (DCC).
908.
by tekknik 4y ago
So teens buying drugs there parents don’t want them using. This is your use case for TornadoCash? Cash cannot be so easily laundered as literally sending coins to an address and waiting a few minutes. Laundering cash requires physical infra
909.
by tekknik 4y ago
Canadians, and Guatemalans, respectively. There’s also Central Americans and South Americans. USA = United States of America, hence Americans. Do we really have to be this woke?
910.
by tekknik 4y ago
Why is going full Amish not scalable? How come I see many cultures living off of the land yet somehow you can’t? Where I grew up there were no stores or jobs, just a small population of farmers. All you’ve pointed out here is there’s a limi
911.
by tekknik 4y ago
I once got community service for reasons, and will have to disagree with this. Sanitation trucks are usually covered, commercial trucks are sealed and work trucks tend to not want their tools to fall off. Most of the trash we picked up were
912.
by tekknik 4y ago
What are you even saying here? > And weirdly those people all get paid to write op-eds in right wing tabloids. Oh, spreading hate. Got it.
913.
by tekknik 4y ago
> You're using "Northern California" and "Southern California" differently from everyone else; in normal use, Northern California is the Bay Area, not the north of the state. No, norcal is north of LA, not just t
914.
by tekknik 4y ago
As an American who grew up in the country and gets anxiety in bit cities, this seems insane to me. You’re essentially forcing people to cram together in city centers and think this is a good thing?
915.
by tekknik 4y ago
What is your solution for bulk transport, last mile, etc?
916.
by tekknik 4y ago
> I know my phone battery is made with slave labor, but it's not like I can choose to buy the one that isn't. But you can choose to go without the phone that requires the battery. Now I know the canned response is “it’s not pra
917.
by tekknik 4y ago
They can use cash for these cases. So no, still not a valid use case to allow for blatant money laundering.
918.
by tekknik 4y ago
because your average citizen needs anonymity when buying everyday items? So much so that we need to allow money laundering? No, this still isn’t a valid use.
919.
by tekknik 4y ago
Absolutely, so you think you’ll get 2/3s of the states to agree to remove it? The constitution will remain unchanged in this regard.
920.
by tekknik 4y ago
> USAians we call ourselves Americans.
921.
by tekknik 4y ago
Free speech can’t be overturned anymore than the second amendment. The constitution is rather clear.
922.
by tekknik 4y ago
> on code the govt doesn’t really understand But they do understand it, quite well. It launders money, there is no legal use for a money laundering machine.
923.
by tekknik 4y ago
We’re all well aware of the additional factors, though some of those you pointed out (like shade for your car increasing visitation time) are a bit weak. But reality sets in and the world isn’t without scarcity yet. Therefore we have to pay
924.
by tekknik 4y ago
It’s more to do with crankshaft design than piston count. Either way, engines have had dampeners / balancers on them since before either of us were born. So again, the sound is coming from the explosions, not the vibrations.
925.
by tekknik 4y ago
> When you go into a store and they ask you to run it as debit or credit and you say debit This isn’t a think where I’m at anymore, it all runs as VISA or one of the other networks. There isn’t a prompt to select card type and network se
926.
by tekknik 4y ago
I personally am adamantly against private equipment permanently installed on public land. That’s everybody’s land, not just yours.
927.
by tekknik 4y ago
So now those living in apartments are supposed to pay for solar, installation, and then what when they move? This is an insanely costly proposition that still won’t net me enough solar to get off the grid.
928.
by tekknik 4y ago
The community college down the road from me has them. Couple things: 1) the projects are very expensive, for their project it cost $13mil, is expected to last 25 years, and saves them a total of $15mil. So a $2mil saving IFF no more than a
929.
by tekknik 4y ago
> I'm looking forward to those sources on that bold claim. https://www.ien.com/operations/news/21107432/nextgen-factory... > Nobody wants to turn off stars. This is a unnecessary derailment. I don’
930.
by tekknik 4y ago
Actually in this case it is, you choose a box of items to get shipped to you and ship back what you don’t want. You can get an identical shirt in 5 different colors, or sizes, and ship back all but one.

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