tremarley

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by tremarley 4y ago
Agreed
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by tremarley 4y ago
eth.limo isn't entirely reliable sadly, considering they decided to block tornado cash visitors.
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by tremarley 4y ago
Don't trust Hetzner. They will do the same.
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by tremarley 4y ago
Do either of your websites work? They look cool. Do you have any contact details? Twitter?
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by tremarley 4y ago
Tornado Cash wasn't primarily used for crime.
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by tremarley 4y ago
The river at Silvertown is atleast 500m wide. Tall and short ships and boats travel up and down it. A bridge would cost a lot to upkeep.
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by tremarley 4y ago
This tunnel is long overdue. People living in East London and South London find it really inconvenient to travel between the both since the birth of London. The Thames River is very wide in the East unlike West London. It can take between 4
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by tremarley 4y ago
Ethereum has had many bugs, mistakes and flaws. Before 2018, Ethereum has a similar downtime to Solana Ethereum is continuously developed to remove bugs. For example: Until 2017, it was possible to sent a specifically signed transaction (wi
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by tremarley 4y ago
The same thing confuses me. This is meant to be a feed for tech savvy people. It seems as though, the majority of HN users haven't invested any time into understanding it. So they just label it bad.
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by tremarley 4y ago
It has changed the world already. Many countries buy and stockpile bitcoin, similar to what they do with gold. This currency was made by a bloke on computer 14 years ago, and has revolutionised the way we view ownership, freedoms and money.
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by tremarley 4y ago
This is true. Many NFTs (not all) rely on trusting some random server. People are doing it, but it doesn't make it right. It's a bad business practice. There are enough reliable methods to not rely on trusting some random server,
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by tremarley 4y ago
> With cryptocurrencies, you need to trust: * The exchanges (and other ramps for getting useful money into the system and out of the system) Decentralized Finance, Protocols and Apps do not require trust. The frontend and backend of ever
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by tremarley 4y ago
All of those things requires us to trust somebody, which is a glaring single point of failure in the system. Things can go wrong. When any of these deeds, titles or certificates are lost, burnt or stolen. You have to rely on an outside body
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by tremarley 4y ago
If you keep money in the bank. You don't own it, the bank does. You need permission to access it and are limited on what you are allowed to use it for. If you keep cash or gold in a safe place. You are only allowed to keep a certain am
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by tremarley 4y ago
Ransoms have been paid via Bank Wires, PayPal and other technologies for decades. 99% of internet based ransoms are still being paid via Bank Wires.
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by tremarley 4y ago
Bitcoin and crypto has an immediate, obvious value that was previously held back by technology. Similar to the rest of the examples you've listed. We live in an age where we are forced to own nothing and be happy. Bitcoin, Blockchain a
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by tremarley 4y ago
Popular security researchers have claimed that the Flipper Zero website is a honeypot site.
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by tremarley 4y ago
Stan Marsh
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by tremarley 4y ago
True. The tokens can also be used to own the arcade, recieve a portion of the revenue and make decisions for the direction of the Arcade.
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by tremarley 4y ago
They're doing way too much now
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by tremarley 4y ago
Google absolutely does the same thing.
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by tremarley 4y ago
Lex doesn't seem to show a bias most of the time. He asks open-ended questions with deep understanding
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by tremarley 4y ago
The EV infrastructure in UK cities suck. I can't see how the UK can have 30%+ EV cars by 2030 at the current rate of development.
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by tremarley 4y ago
TerraLabs were able to execute on something that many people tried and failed to do. If LUNA didn't fail, people wouldn't be complaining right now. I think all of these reports and and complaints aren't justified
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by tremarley 4y ago
The funding rate could get expensive
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by tremarley 5y ago
Reddit is infected with the same problem as Twitter and YouTube though. It use to be a place with free communities and free speech. But now, if you dare to post anything that doesn't align with what the MSM agenda for the day is. Your
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by tremarley 5y ago
You could check out crypto.tre.gd
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by tremarley 5y ago
Me and all of my friends and family have Vanced, I've never heard anyone of them mentioning a casting issue
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by tremarley 5y ago
The only people that have no issues with centralisation are the people who are benefiting from it. World Bank estimates 31 percent of people globally do not have a bank account. Decentralisation helps these people. When you deposit money in