wollsmoth

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by wollsmoth 4y ago
I think piracy was a real problem for international shipping in the past. Now there are some areas with disputed territory where the US Navy does Freedom of Navigation Ops to keep trade running smoothly. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by wollsmoth 4y ago
I leave the apps uninstalled, and only look at it when bored at home. no need to look at this throughout the day.
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by wollsmoth 4y ago
If you can improve the general signal/noise ratio I think that'd be big for advertisers. I think it's one of snap's strengths actually.
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by wollsmoth 4y ago
I do think that would work but I think twitter probably could detect bot actions if they wanted to in a more nuanced way. Swarms of new accounts making similar comments has to be detectable on their end.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
I think you're thinking of Centralia PA?
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
ah, sidenote! I watch NFL too. Generally local games are blacked out so you need to watch them on the local broadcast via antenna or a cable. I do find this annoying but I have an antenna pretty much for that reason.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
Steam charges by the game and often times you can find whatever you want on iTunes or Amazon video if you're willing to "buy" the movie/tv season. Why do you limit yourself to content that comes to you from a subscripti
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
hmm, yeah, wow, I kind of assumed USDC transaction costs would be low, but I'm reading they can be kinda steep like eth.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
Well, it's USDC which is stable and probably is less of a headache to deal with than ETH/BTC. I suppose if not very many people use it, it might not be worth the engineering time to maintain it though.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
huh? it's used by hundreds of millions of people. I see ads all the time on my feed.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
Eh, I think it's okay to give kids chores to do from time to time. They can pickup something fun for themselves too.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
yeah, most things are pretty fixable if you're willing to spend some time and buy some tools. You just have to keep an eye out for situations where you need a real pro. Especially if it's some kind of electrical thing.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
yeah I think I'd rather keep using my daily contacts and put on some non-corrective AR glasses.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
I started realizing that I wasn't picking up that much of the tv/movies that I'd have on in the background. I tend to do one thing at a time for the most part. Sometimes with background music but mostly not.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
Yeah, more or less. Rising commodity prices will eventually hit Americans though and they may not be tolerant of this in the long term.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
yeah, I'm not even sure how long we can really squeeze Russia.
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
Well, bitcoin still needs a point of entry. To buy, most people go to their bank, transfer to an exchange and make a trade from fiat to btc. If western banking decided to ban this kind of exchange it'd be pretty close to a bitcoin ba
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
I think this is more of a dead mans switch and not replacement for individual authority. I would not be surprised if something similar exists somewhere in the US defense system actually. I'm sure there were individuals in the Soviet
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
I mean at this point I don't really care and I don't really mind. Before I enter a business I look to see if they have a mask required sign on. I don't mind putting one on in that case. If I walk in and I'm the only one
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by wollsmoth 5y ago
You say that you'll put on a mask to browse books. But you walked into a bookstore without one. You say you'll put on a mask if asked. But they did ask. Politely, as you noted. How would you have preferred that they handled tha