I quite agree, putting a flash drive on a microwave isn't a good idea really ; ) Well, for that reason what I did was buying 100 like really cheap flash drives (32 MB) on eBay and putting the very same information on 3-4 drives, just in case - date loss may happen for various reasons.


Well, that is something I'd call secure really! I'm just for lazy for doing all that, but I guess if you really wanna try to achieve maximum security, this is the way to go! What is ever safe by the way? So I'm not so sure if you could call anything that. I am a cautious Telegram user, havent' had much experience with Jabber though.

I hope you have some form of backup other than that one HD drive they are on right now. I, for my part, use simple flash drives for that. Encrypting your USB drives is recommended. The easiest way to store crypto, however, would be to just get one of those Ledger Nano S drives, it's pretty much one of the most secure ways to store crypto I think.

Some people might need them, while others may not. Depends on how well one can protect oneself without a gun I guess, both verbally and physically.

Just commenting to signal my interest in this thread & topic as to follow up on the next posts ; ) 

The Great Gatsby. It's a slice-of-life kinda story, plus the protagonist is a millionaire trading stocks ; ) 

Your question has been resolved I think, just keep in mind that for some social media campaigns the corresponding accounts used should usually be at least 3-6 months old.

I think going vegan may have several potential health benefits, we just consume way too much meat for our own good ; ) My girlfriend is vegan
so I kinda have been drawn into that lifestyle, and I must tell you, it's quite an interesting experience as there exists a large variety of vegan
foods nowadays.

“Be the change that you wish to see in the world.” (Gandhi)

You might try Ireland, too. Lots of nice places to go.

Listening to something and then reading that aloud. Also learning about or practicing grammar may be beneficial.

Python or C. If you are completely new, you could have a look at the CodeCombat platform (it's free), my girlfriend likes it ; )

If you got your basic needs covered and are able to provide for your family, I'd say go for it! If it's an organization that has ideas you share and support, why not show this by helping them out and trying to make the world a better place, even if it is in a step-by-step fashion (unless of course, you got some 500k lying around ; ) If everyone donated just 1 dollar for a worthy cause, a lot of things could be changed for the better.

Alaska. I'm sure it's a great place with lots of beautiful, stunning sceneries, but it's just too damn cold ; )

My question exactly ; ) Cause I'd really like to go! My next achievable big dream is to experience 0G and this I'm gonna do that in the very near future!

I usually do, I know it's biased however. But I also know how to see through that bias. I read news from different (independent) news outlets from 3-4 different countries, when in doubt - I double & triple check sources.

Although it can be pretty tough at times, there is always the prospect of going independent, e.g. starting a freelance business.
This could be literally anything you are good at: programming, writing, drawing, creating or editing music etc. The good thing about that in theory is - you could work from your home, but work internationally and you wouldn't be confined to the price levels for similar jobs that are prevalent in your country.

It was just a grand 'money scheme' through which they have both gotten yet a little bit wealthier. It was an okay match to watch, but nothing really spectacular and quite predictable also, and of course we all knew the outcome.

Oh, and I also enjoy the Need for Speed Anthology ; )

In moderation and on certain occasions I think it's acceptable, and it has been an integral part of society for more than 3000 years now. On the other hand, too much is never too good.

I'd hodl till I'd tripple that amount ; ) Then create my very own foundation.