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91.
by twox2 5y ago
There wasn't a big NFT market until very recently.
92.
by twox2 5y ago
A few of the Wordle's I had to think for several minutes, but this game is pretty instant.
93.
by twox2 5y ago
It's too easy.
94.
by twox2 5y ago
At the same time, though, folks get lighter sentences for rape and murder. IMO there's nothing 30,40,50+ years can do to a person that 25 can't.
95.
by twox2 5y ago
Are you suggesting that's a light punishment?
96.
by twox2 5y ago
I love how the images include the wear and tear of old paperbacks giving these covers an authentic look... but I think the titles need some slight photoshopping to reflect those scratches :)
97.
by twox2 5y ago
All book burning is bad. All censorship is bad.
98.
by twox2 5y ago
Neither of these things are sensationalist, they are both awful.
99.
by twox2 5y ago
Just like tech startups!
100.
by twox2 5y ago
It's very low if you're sending larger amounts of money.
101.
by twox2 5y ago
You can play the same game if you wanted to, it's an LLC away.
102.
by twox2 5y ago
No one gave you that advice, because it's not really great advice.
103.
by twox2 5y ago
Funny thing is the "engine noise" in electric cars is purely artificial.
104.
by twox2 5y ago
Good times indeed. I got into similar mischief, but my school didn't really mind. I got a slap on the wrist, because they were to prestigious to court negative attention. Then I got into similar shit in college. I reported it and got l
105.
by twox2 5y ago
Yeah, I think we can agree that staying on Spotify is likely the most lucrative option for him, but my point is that greed notwithstanding, he's probably got enough money that he would be fine to never earn another cent. Either way, IM
106.
by twox2 5y ago
I honestly think it's because he doesn't like Spotify and Joe Rogan is his straw man excuse for leaving.
107.
by twox2 5y ago
Joe Rogan would still be pulling in millions without the Podcast: MMA commentary, stand up comedy tours, and whatever residuals he has. If Spotify let him go, he would just be back on Youtube tomorrow, with arguably a larger audience than h
108.
by twox2 5y ago
> He does it because he knows his fanbase will listen to it, ingest the information, and then speak it as fact to their friends and family It's very hard to take this seriously, because there's no evidence of it. The guy is an
109.
by twox2 5y ago
Bugs of this nature exist in all major browsers, not just Safari.
110.
by twox2 5y ago
Unlikely... these bugs are all logic bugs. They won't be mitigated by using formal methods, because most of these bugs adhere to pre-defined specs. The problem with browses is that these specs are often in conflict with each other for
111.
by twox2 5y ago
> It benefits nobody, because that's the price the transaction would have happened at anyway. But this is not true. Haggling is price discovery. Either way, I think this is mostly a cultural thing that's lost on a lot of weste
112.
by twox2 5y ago
If you look at dollar and time amounts, all financial interactions are pretty much zero-sum.
113.
by twox2 5y ago
It's a tug of war between "acceptable behavior" and "bad behavior", but in the interest of an open internet, this cat and mouse needs to exist. Service providers negatively impacted by scraping can price in their mi
114.
by twox2 5y ago
It's good that there are businesses like this testing the legality of scraping. The notion that scraping should be illegal is absurd IMO.
115.
by twox2 5y ago
I disagree. It's very fitting within the context of Bukowski's work.
116.
by twox2 5y ago
This truly is a quite depressing abomination.
117.
by twox2 5y ago
I think it might be for some people, sure, but usually the argument is that things like this are the main driver of NFT sales, which I think is way off the mark.
118.
by twox2 5y ago
You can think of NFTs as akin to Patreon. The thing is they are way better than Patreon. NFTs pay a perpetual royalty to the artist, and the few intermediaries involved mean much smaller fees. Opensea takes only 2.5%. Art theft is an issue
119.
by twox2 5y ago
Gambling yes, but so far the money laundering claim is baseless outside of hypothetical scenarios. The overwhelming majority of NFT sales are retail sales well below the $10k price point.
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by twox2 5y ago
Most opportunities are definitely data-entry oriented. For example, making a report in a spreadsheet and then having to feed some of those fields into some kind of form in a web-based UI, or vice versa.

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