tootahe45

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by tootahe45 5y ago
Isn't his channel all about making fun of how stupid crypto is?
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Pinterest and 'major social network' in the same title.. How about no.
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Sending large amounts to yourself is a tactic to make it look to victims as though others are cashing in on the deal. There's nothing to suggest this wasn't the case here. Holding 400k in BTC during a bear market suggest the scamm
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by tootahe45 5y ago
> decentralized stable coins like DAI that have smart contracts to ensure a level of backing Which has been collateralized by centralized stable coins including tether, if i recall correctly..
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by tootahe45 5y ago
I think it's quite common for people to waste all of their money on consumption and not save or invest, so a mortgage in a way is a forced savings account which helps to average person build or at least save some wealth over time.
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by tootahe45 5y ago
> Congress is going to throw the kitchen sink at big tech Didn't America just elect a big-tech puppet govt or did i miss something.
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by tootahe45 5y ago
- Low liquidity on exchanges for privacy coins, meaning if you order 5m Monero it drastically increases the price - FSPs may question and refuse to facilitate a Monero purchase due to its niche usage - Major exchanges don't list XMR an
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Don't forget your cap gains and consumption taxes
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Big tech is getting away with anything now days. I went without ad-block on YouTube for a week and all i saw were pyramid schemes and get-rich-quick crypto courses, probably targeted to early 20s males like myself. On Reddit pump-and-dump s
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by tootahe45 5y ago
I imagine lot of these would be highly laborious analytical-type roles (staring at a dashboard all day) which don't lead to the high paying and glamorized hacker/pentester roles.
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Seeing under-qualified women who were winging it the whole way through their degree get top jobs straight out of uni, then getting rejected from the same firms myself, had me very jaded on this subject. Also missed an internship i really wa
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by tootahe45 5y ago
That seems unbelievably high
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Wowing govt officials and scamming public money.
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by tootahe45 5y ago
You can't make a huge return holding USD. We just need to pretend this is real adoption to recruit more to the ponzi.
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Stopped taking tor seriously when i read one of these attackers controlled something like 30% of exit nodes around 1-2 years ago. Just makes you wonder whether the rest are govt hosted given there are no incentives for anybody to host a nod
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Same thing here, my 'your other device' was a VM that i had deleted. Telegram did this to me as well and won't send the text message..
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by tootahe45 5y ago
As long as living standards are lower elsewhere, you can just get replacements from other countries. You spend less this way as well and don't have to raise and educate people. You can also call people racists if they don't like i
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Calling yourself a founder, 'serial entrepreneur' or CEO at every possible instance would be a red flag also, along with the self-perceived lefty heroism.
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by tootahe45 5y ago
To be fair it was a regulated stable-coin issuer based in NY where i was redeeming stable-coins for USD, so the strictest of all AML was to be expected. I was just surprised the tech is already in place for a travel rule for crypto. If i wo
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Just be glad the US has a relatively strong saving scheme like the 401k, without it everybody puts their money into real-estate. It has been happening in my country and has been going on for decades, causing house costs vs income to be way
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Already happening with 'unhosted' wallets being blocked or heavily scrutinized. My personal experience is as follows: Sent over 20 transactions from US exchange -> US exchange and no problems. Sent a single transaction from my
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by tootahe45 5y ago
I don't get why everybody cares so much about the ransomware/cryptominer part, but not the data being exfiltrated and sold/used for criminal activity part..
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by tootahe45 5y ago
You just described 80% of the tertiary education courses unis offer.
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Where i studied there were maybe 2 girls max in all of my engineering classes, And all of the guys i met were just interested in video games and had no social lives (like myself). The social networking aspect of uni was the biggest joke of
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Why does every feature implementation feel like the Manhattan Project for the crypto guys? So many of these stories were told in 2017, and in 2021 we're still talking about future updates and 'will be', rather than working pr
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by tootahe45 5y ago
> I’m all for the message behind it > they smashed up mine and my husbands car windows Hopefully this caused you to do more research on the message.
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by tootahe45 5y ago
Everybody understands this, except people taking part in movements hijacked by the wealthy to block any new developments. Here in New Zealand they are using indigenous groups to achieve the goal of blocking new builds, in Germany it's
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by tootahe45 6y ago
> - Micro Payments / Internet money Isn't eth terrible at this? i have $12 USDT stuck on an eth address because i need to spent $30 worth of eth to send it. That's not even including the fee I'll incur when i have to
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by tootahe45 6y ago
If the jobs were that easy to automate they would have been automated at the current rate. Min wage going from $18-20 doesn't suddenly make that all-in-one supermarket bot doable. Automating real world jobs is hard and often not viable
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by tootahe45 6y ago
In many ways he is losing out. Rent for example increases with ability to pay (in NZ at least), so if govt raised welfare payments and min wage, his rent could go up without seeing a wage increase. I do think it's OP fault for not taki

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