tnel77

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by tnel77 4y ago
You don’t have to use an exchange to send a cryptocurrency. I personally use them to buy crypto, but then I send my assets to a hardware wallet asap. From there, you can send it anywhere you’d like.
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by tnel77 4y ago
Really? I wasn’t aware you could send $1k for Pennie’s like you can with Bitcoin. Very cool!
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What are the associated costs with those services?
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by tnel77 4y ago
Has that worked in the past? While they could obviously create their own fork, they can’t force people to actually use it.
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by tnel77 4y ago
What if they were on the other side of the bull run where it went $3.5k -> $65k? Why only focus on the maximum loss scenario?
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by tnel77 4y ago
In the USA? Not much. Bitcoin is a decent choice for sending your money across borders though! It could also be a gift if you think holding it long-term would be valuable. I remember my grandma buying me bank bonds as a kid for the same rea
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by tnel77 4y ago
Is Bitcoin worse for the environment than the banking sector? I know the banking sector handles more than just sending/receiving money (mortgages for example), but people act like the existing system is the poster child for the green m
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by tnel77 4y ago
I personally find Bitcoin much easier to send to family than a chunk of gold, and Bitcoin’s block reward results in a far more favorable inflation rate than many currencies. There’s more to money than these two aspects, but they are IMO sol
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by tnel77 4y ago
I see what you did there. Agree to disagree, I suppose.
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by tnel77 4y ago
I think they probably mean that there are potentially bigger problems to solve in the world of micro-plastics.
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by tnel77 4y ago
It depends on the movie. Friends might drop from Netflix, but there’s a lot of content being made that’s wholly owned by the streaming service itself that will stick around forever. Especially with Disney.
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by tnel77 4y ago
While I try to hold onto my electronics for awhile, I personally would have a new TV by the time that happened.
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by tnel77 4y ago
It was actually a solid education, but, in hindsight, I should have went to a more affordable college.
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by tnel77 4y ago
Related: I went to a private school and they required you to live on campus until you were a senior. Also: the namesake of the college owned the student housing so he was making serious money from all that forced rental income.
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by tnel77 4y ago
I think employers should strive for flexibility. My employer allows full remote, but flies us in twice a year for what mostly boils down to “team building.” More local employees have the option to go into the office as much/little as t
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by tnel77 4y ago
I have a bit to go before I’m a software engineer over fifty, but I have a lot of anxiety about it primarily from an ageism standpoint. I don’t really want to go into management because I love coding and solving problems, but I fear that on
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by tnel77 4y ago
That’s true, but people saying “look at your raise as a percentage, it’s huge” is wildly misleading when we are talking about using that money to actually live your life. People at the bottom are still suffering, even if their raise was a r
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by tnel77 4y ago
I appreciate what you are trying to do, but there is a 0% chance that I put on a thick sweater instead of just using my heated seats.
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by tnel77 4y ago
There’s definitely a lot of variables that I’m sure I won’t appreciate until I am living this self-driving taxi experience, but I wouldn’t be selling my personal vehicles the moment such a service became available to me. I would finish out
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by tnel77 4y ago
Perhaps warmer states won’t need to worry about the cold and the issues it brings?
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by tnel77 4y ago
Thank you for this take. I don’t live in California, but most of my family has this attitude of “California is the worst! Look how expensive it is.” It seems as if supply and demand has decided it’s a great place to live. Edit: Not sure why
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by tnel77 4y ago
Personally, I go to https://boardgamegeek.com/ and filter for games based on what I’m looking for and then I sort by reviews. Add them to a list on Amazon and keep an eye out for sales (across multiple retailers), especiall
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by tnel77 4y ago
I’m hoping that by excluding the human labor costs I will save some money, but we will see. It would also be nice to not have to have that awkward taxi conversation every time I go to the store.
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by tnel77 4y ago
I think it goes both ways and we won’t know for sure until it comes to fruition. Personally, I hate owning vehicles and desperately want a self-driving taxi service that I can order via an app to get me and my family around.
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by tnel77 4y ago
“Our product can last all day!” Doing what? Sitting on the counter? I want a phone that can stream data all day (music and maps) while occasionally taking photos and sending messages.
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by tnel77 4y ago
>> The real combined value of all the crypto in the universe is zero. The market just hasn't corrected itself yet. It’s comments like these that make me happy that Reddit has “RemindMe!”
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by tnel77 4y ago
If I buy something on Prime, it’s exclusively with those “thanks for using slow shipping” credits they provide during the holidays. I have about $30 of credits this year.
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Definitely not. It’s the reason I don’t wait to buy new Nintendo games because you have to wait a long time for a sale and it’s usually only $10.
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Doesn’t seem like a bad place to do business to me. Those sound like good reasons to do business. It’s as if the original comment is jealous more than anything else.
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by tnel77 4y ago
It seems like Bitcoin’s low rate of inflation and Lightning Network could make it a decent store of value and means of payment, but we will see if that actually happens.

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