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4y ago
Yeah I was going to say - definitely a real drug just a bad nasal decongestant - and generally overshadowed by other phenethylamines.
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4y ago
I disagree just on the grounds that if they're confident it affects serotonin 1A receptors then there's definitely a decent chance it really does _something_. As mentioned Buspar/Buspirone is prescribed for anxiety and affect
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4y ago
De-fi doesn't _technically_ need it but it's highly preferable. Let's say you want to actively trade ETH against the USD. If you think ETH will go down the you want to sell it. Now if it's in a non-custodial wallet that
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4y ago
Yes and no. Speaking generally about anti-aliasing, and the method it's done varies a lot in it's trade offs. Generally anti-aliasing is a trade off between pixelation, blurriness, and performance. The better the anti-aliasing and
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4y ago
How does this weed out commitment? Or in other words - if you don't want to stick around what is the negative of paying the 1$ a day? Presumably if you're only in it for the benefits then the benefits far outweigh 1$?
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4y ago
> Afaict none of this is regulated in any regard I'm not saying they're applicable here - but off the top of my head, money laundering, taxes, and fraud regulations still apply to crypto (at least in the US). The moneylaunderin
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4y ago
Interestingly if the market was 100% sure the deal would go through I'm not really sure how it would work because that would mess up the options chain IV. The main reason would be speculation other's might push it higher before th
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4y ago
If the market was highly/certainly confident the deal was going to go through it would be at ~54.20$ or higher (technically, although not likely much higher). If you're 100% sure the deal goes through then that's essentially
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4y ago
There isn't be a need for a phone. TOTP (time based one time passwords) which Github supports is just an algorithm, you can (and many password managers have it too) run TOTP on the desktop. Whether this is a good idea or not is up for
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4y ago
Thanks so much for the response!
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4y ago
> Got any details? I do not - it's not an accusation, I have no evidence, just a rumor I was curious if they'd care to comment on.
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4y ago
Am I the only one that has an issue with a VPN that I can't self host? Presumably if Tailscale get's PWN'd or subpoenaed then your network is breached no?
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4y ago
This isn't meant to be criticism just curious. Why did it take so long to add monero support? For the past several years there's only ~2 other VPNs that tick all the privacy boxes, and you're the most preferable - other then
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4y ago
> Turn your phone off if you don't want your provider and apps to know where you are going. Not to put words in their mouth but I think Kergonath's point is- * Turn your phone off if you don't want your provider to know wh