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by toenail 1y ago
Doesn't matter to me as I'd just leave the country.
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by toenail 1y ago
We've already seen what happens when there are legal hurdles, activities move to other countries, or people find legal loopholes. This has already happened a few times, and bitcoin is doing just fine.
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by toenail 1y ago
So "it doesn't work if it doesn't work". Thanks, but I already knew that.
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by toenail 1y ago
What do you think could make this "not work"?
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by toenail 1y ago
The article is not about blockchain tokens that are securities themselves, hence "tokenization".
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by toenail 1y ago
> I can go to FINRA and the SEC if someone does not deliver or properly custodian my security. Who do I go to when the blockchain doesn't? You can go to FINRA and the SEC.
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by toenail 1y ago
Saving in bitcoin to escape inflation works fine for me and is perfectly legal.
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by toenail 1y ago
Yeah.. as long as a judge can say that a security belongs to party X and not to the owner of tokens... tokenized securities are useless, they could just be a database record.
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by toenail 1y ago
backuppc and a shell script using rsync, for backups to usb sticks
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by toenail 1y ago
Last time I checked the deduplication only works per host when backups are encrypted, which makes sense. Anyway, borg is one of the three backup systems I use, it's alright.
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by toenail 1y ago
Why pain? Bitcoin is still there for you.
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by toenail 1y ago
I hope so. I've tried to use wayland more than a decade ago, it was unable to replace xorg. Again last year, same story, and we get told that it's our fault because we need to adapt our workflows to wayland. I chose Linux because
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by toenail 1y ago
Do you find it sad that people can use recordings, and don't have to hire musicians any more?
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by toenail 1y ago
The Chinese model, got it.
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by toenail 1y ago
You didn’t answer the question. I get it, you think capitalism is bad. What do you propose instead?
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by toenail 1y ago
Nobody magically knows why coins don’t move. Could just be generational savings.
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by toenail 1y ago
You can’t know the unknown.
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by toenail 1y ago
> You can't hold onto it regardless. I can, I can take my bitcoin private keys with me when I die. He could do the same if he wanted to.
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by toenail 1y ago
If there's a problem to solve, there is a business opportunity. What do you propose instead?
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by toenail 1y ago
History didn't start in 2022.
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by toenail 1y ago
I guess I should delete my hn account. They pay taxes in the US which is used to fund countless wars all over the world.
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by toenail 2y ago
I use https://www.mail-tester.com/
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by toenail 2y ago
path/to/venv/bin/uv pip install foo installs to the global venv, not path/to/venv. Sadly that's a deal breaker for me, everything else looked great.
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by toenail 2y ago
There's also one in Germany that's been burning since the 17th century, Goethe even visited and wrote about it, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brennender_Berg
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by toenail 2y ago
We weren't talking about medicine, but if the medical research the consensus is based on was all funded by one entity, no, I wouldn't trust it.
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by toenail 2y ago
> Its also broadly agreed on by sciencists Science is not based on agreement or consensus, it is based on evidence. Arguing that there's scientific agreement or consensus for anything is anti-scientific.
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by toenail 2y ago
You had a chance to educate me, but you chose to attack me on a personal level instead, and you defend a policy that sets a goal that must be reached at all cost with a disregard for any negative effects.
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by toenail 2y ago
Zero emissions sounds like a silly goal anyway, 80/20 and all that.
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by toenail 2y ago
People choose BSD licenses precisely because they don't want to impose any ethics on anybody.
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by toenail 2y ago
Ah, the old consumers have zero responsibility trick.

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