Moneys introduced through Central banks adding an extra few % to the monatory supply:
For developed stable countries it's about 1.7%-2%
For markets that don't move as fast and lesser developed countries it's about 4-10%

(this is only for big countries as some smaller ones - I'm told - base it off other metrics such as gdp).

There are a few types of banks beyond the central bank though and the two main ones that seem to be mentioned are full reserve and fractional reserve..

97% of UK currency is produced via the fractional reserve system, I think it's similar across the rest of the developed world as most loans are generally not too difficult to pay off and collateral can increase faster than the debt interest if only a few people default (with things like housing).

Most have the fraction of reserves as a 10% reserve leaving the rest of the funds to be leant or spent - which produces a recursive step so they can keep doing it with the next deposits - hence why we get a 3% reserve.

Europe requires unanimous voting to do something like this imo. Each refugee would have to reside in a country for 5-9 years in order to claim citizenship of that country - at which point yes they could move about (you can also normally get "special talent" visas at about 3 years but I think those are pretty rare).

I think schengen visas are proably hard to apply for too - and the UK also isn't part of the schengen treaty - not sure about if all other countries are or not. Even if they werent we had enough empires around continental Europe do you really think it's possible to block off every border for the sake of about a million crossing - I don't?

The EU itself has continental holes too: Norway, Switzerland and the UK are separate entities, I think some UK terratories also never got listed with the EU for any form of movement of people (it's probably similar with France and Spain).

1.iy could get access to everything and upload it but it's not really worthwhile. Most viruses if trying tk compromise files just corrupt them and ask for a ransom instead.

2. Yes the photos and files could be corrupted but sif you have a drive that's a good size for storing them you might want to put them on that - one that is old and doesn't have anything else on it.

3. Look into sandboxing and running vms if you're going to start downloading random sources..

My fleeting attempt would be this:

https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/blob/master/README.rst

It's at the very bottom, I thought it was just for running electrum normally.

I think the PATH stuff is just the environemntal variables/global variables thing so that you can call it from anywhere outside of root (but I'm not entirely sure as I like things to be separate too much).

Have you tried  ./electrum all the guides I can see say it's just electrum you type in.

If that doesn't work "ls - l the folder and check it's - ##x##x### the # can be anything.

If it's isn't, run chmod 770 electrum

They're mining xmr if they're using graphics cards...

The consensus algorithm tries to target 10, I think it's closer to about 9 or 9 and a half (or it was at one point) because hash power always increases and its not a fixed reject a block if it comes sooner. Some blocks appear within a second of each other, some can take longer than an hour. The longest I've waited is about 2.

I'm trying it with 15p because theoretically it could work and may do so I want to try it... My thought is that for a while therell only be one person funding a channel so it might just be credited but it's unlikely - I'm still just curious though.

I'll post my results if it works but even if it does it might just rely on individual configurations.

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Edit: not entirely sure what happened to t, I woke up with about 200 notifications overnight so I don't remember what it said but it said something like "suspicious activity noticed" as a notification from elcair - I think it might have gone through on the other side and my side just refused to sign for it as a security measure.

I think it should auto find the icon, if it doesn't you can probably find one in the folder or just download one - from the website so there's nothing hidden but I don't think mine hasn't found one - most have an img subfolder or similar or just place the icon in root.

If it's that important why is it an ammendment 🤣... Clearly wasn't in the og version.

And you can say the same legal stuff here as you wish until it incites violence. You're protected against a criminal response. You can draw as many swastikas as you want in the UK and fly them perfectly fine. You'll find its only Germany who considers that illegal.

I'm pretty sure enough people have said at protests and on live TV "we should send them back where they came from" without any issue. Notably Nigel Farage but not limited to him.


At the moment there only seemed to be 6 million refugees, however big that gets I don't think it'd be enough to have a massive impact.

You probably either ran sudo with pip, were already in sudo or somehow managed to install python in root.

Are you sure you gave a user and aren't just root? When you load up a console and pwd from the start, what do you see? /home/user?

I could give you some advanced technical solution for making a shortcut on the desktop, but I don't use it myself I just copy another shortcut and edit it with the right information. Just work out where lectrum. Installed and link the binary to that in the file (if debian still works the way it always did).

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Type sudo python or sudo python3 and se if it works. If it does, you might want to reinstall debian or uninstall python from the superuser because I think that's a pretty major vulnerability afaik.

But they're not?

Thatd be illegal to say in the US too - freedom of speech only goes so far as to not incite violence doesn't it in the US?

Male and female are biological sexes. Men and women are genders - gender is considered more of a bimodal system rather than there being two camps. It's been caused by overcategorisation although for some reason we replaced 2 categories with 58 rather than just having 1...

I meant capping refugees from that area to working a shorter amount of time every week the $150 would be something like them receiving the normal £30 stipend refugees get a week with 2 or 3 days of work.

So employers who need staff for a whole week will still employ full citizens and there may be less competition from refugees but I get there'd still be some demand gap.

Realistically this would have been intended for a time when there were more jobs than people to fill them, doing something like this during a recession would worsen the lives of your population.

I think taking in an extra amount of people wouldn't reduce the quality of life the affected people are already facing more than it would affect the quality for the refugees though maybe that's too far of a statement to make...

Mining is quite risky to do on your own and you'll need a good electricity rate and luck at least to get something from your investment.

Sites like this are normally good at checking your profitibility: https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/calculator/btc?HashingPower=40&HashingUnit=TH%2Fs&PowerConsumption=1500&CostPerkWh=0.12&MiningPoolFee=1

But you're going to want an initial profit margin of about 25-50% at least (as in for every 0.5BTC you mine, you're only paying 0.125-0.25BTC to mine it in electricity costs imo).

Hmmm the lack of unity is weird since that was one of the founding ideas of the EU? I mean it really didn't work but it was a good plan - and like most plans the execution kinda failed it.

It's one of the big problems with the EU as a system in general, the west view it as them paying money to strengthen the east and as them offering jobs to citizens of poorer eastern countries, the east probably view it as either a protection against explotation of jobs (i've seen eastern workers mock the EU because of low minimum wages but 'we at least have contracts and rights' - in a bit of a sarky tone).

Any economic block bigger than about 15 million in population IMO is destined for failure and division.


The poverty line in the uk is $150 a week, if the only way to go about taking in a large number (say 1 million) refugees is by getting them just above that line then I think it's not too harsh a price to pay - if they're not paying for housing then that'd be more than enough to live off.

In a similar context, I wouldn't be fully against the idea that we could just make a new country within the EU that is governed by EU law and seeks to produce a stable economy for them - although the EU and europe as a whole is pretty tiny...


Ummmmm? Government teaching of anything without supplementation from external sources will always fail - pretty much every school system in the world is awful and outdated.

The UK and France caused a lot of the problem by not restoring curdistan back to it's original independent country and not putting in any effort to try to produce some sort of democracy.


Is this from first hand knowledge? Also wasn't the nazi party Christian (they got voted in in one of the most Christian countries in Europe and were anti Jewish)?

The high skilled ones aren't the ones who fuel the economy, more low skilled workers mean high skilled workers are paid more - relative to lower skilled onew - in their wake as money either becomes more scarce or more available.

Also some England councils are happy to elect our own terrorists to office?

Is this not out of date?

I can only speak for bitcoin but we fell some time ago and 11500 wasn't really much of a support/resistance zone as we'd gone through it so much recently. The main decision will be made if we break either the 10400 or the 12400 levels imo at this time.

Yeah the spy started with a very strong rally from the first of September. It did seem strange that that and the dax both fell at the same. Time and I am expecting some sort of correction as the last rise didn't look as it should - it seemed a bit too bullish.

And yes I expect bitcoin to have a delayed response by a fe whours, especially since btcs market is 24 hours.

This could be overhyped from the people I follow on social media (and my 20x short I opened about an hour ago) but it looks like the S&p500 and the dax have started to move downwards. Whether thisll last or not is a different story but I've seen Facebook is down 6% zoom vc is down 13% etc. This looks like:
1. Government pumping has become more relaxed
2. People are going back into work so they can't surf twitter as much now
3. Potentially Facebook and other companies own an office they'll have to deal with even if staff are working from home. Companies still need an office but they might not need one as big anymore.

Plus a bunch of other reasons.

I thought btc would correct to about 10450 and then bounce back at the end of this continuation pattern but it's possible we could see a breakout in either direction still depending on where the funds go.

The dax and the S&P saw a full recovery. If the UK government wanted to make our stocks lucrative, now would be a good time to extend the furlough scheme for a month or something at the full rate.
The UK100 index didn't really recover, it's remained low throughout so now it might not have much further to fall.

(trade off nothing in this as normal this is just a random judgement I've made and markets are unpredictable in these times).

It's unlikely you'll be able to recover your funds.

What version of electrum were you using, did you see a popup window and follow links in that? It can you remember doing something else?

In my experience ignorance costs nothing.

People you know will continue to complain about things without ever investing - I don't think there's much hope tbh.

You could hold some coins for them or something/put some of your aside but other than that I don't know.

Most places have 20% ours is STILL 20% the 45% was just a proposition. Although it'd probably make more sense to increase stamp duty (paid on stock and property purchases) instead - actually they reduced stamp duty on properties.


Ours is around 45% for highest earners (earning more than ~£200k $240k) - below that the top tax bracket is 50% but obviously if you earn £120k then only 20% is  charged at the full 50% tax rate so it is more like 36%...

For legal reasons the EU considers the UK, Ireland and Switzerland as tax havens - which seems weird considering our tax rates are high for everything but corporations tax (but our 19% is still high - I think a lot of the rest of Europe is a mere percent higher).


I think there might also be a chance you have to pay the same tax in two countries if one charges tax based on disposing and one charges on accumulation.


Also if you don't declare it and they have a type of tax for capital gains on currency, you're probably still going to be expected to pay it - the European court of justice has stated they view cryptocurrency as currency and such you're going to have to follow those taxation laws.