Gotta love that "dangerous free-for-all capitalism".  The authoritarian instincts of these people are exactly why they must be opposed. I'm sure he thinks he's some kind of rebel but he's craven to the establishment. |
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See, there's this thing about creating models which fit past data... |
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 “ Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin slams crypto as a 'jihadist call' against the dollar — and says regulation will oust those looking to make a quick buck” "Our Jihad is bigger than yours" |
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The confirmation would be VERY contentious, not sure why Biden needs this fight right now.
Biden needs some pudding. This is all being orchestrated by his handlers. |
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Hardware wallet? I prefer separate offline addresses. The only thing I use a wallet for is for sweeping addresses and immediately transferring the coins to new addresses. Phone wallet for change. Hardware wallet for a little liquidity. Paper wallet for having lost in a boating accident. |
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I kinda like the fact that there were no numbers at the top. They can distract people into thinking they have some kind of importance.
They kinda let you know the current spread (though I don't know if anyone cares) plus the charts are thumbnailed so they kinda give you an idea of where things are at without having to load the big version. The next iteration I'm thinking of would de-emphasize them though. |
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Has anyone had the Clouflare "always online" thing *ever* return a cached version of a page?
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Just clicked on "Explanation" and saw the first ChartBuddy image. 2015. Just look at the price.  HoDL, brothers, HoDL!Not actually the first post. The "Explanation" link was added after everyone got fed up with people asking what it was all about. (Actually, may have been when people got concerned about ip harvesting from the external link I had before). This is actually the first available. Slightly higher price but we were in that awful bear market.  There were earlier ones but they have expired from the server they were on. |
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Very strange position to be in. Locked and loaded, but not wanting to pull the trigger.
Similar position. Have some expenses need to be taken care of but trying to hold out as long as possible. |
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At least it's a good business model, like an anti virus company.
Possibly a good analogy. I still remember when Trend sent out a shitty update to their antivirus software and brought the company I worked for (and many others) to its knees. |
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Dorsey and others mocked them hard last night.
As Churchill said, "Yes, I am down. But you are Twitter and in the morning I will be up and you will still be Twitter". |
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It is certainly something I have considered. There are several islands for sale in Panama. Though we are also considering movable versions of our floating homes so that could be a viable solution some day. A floating home that can sit in 5 meter waves allows you to live in a whole lot of places.
I'd imagine there were places with underwater 'islands'. How would those go for attaching seasteading to? Potentially eventually building them up to full islands? |
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Well, the other portion of my post that you cited was largely responding to the aspect of your post in which you were proclaiming a kind of current status of BTC consolidation that appeared like a kind of bearish wishful-thinking.
I was actually thinking of it as a good thing and that we were going to break for the up. (which we did but retroactive predictions are meaningless). Consolidation often implies building a solid platform for the next leap. |
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I would think that over. A small island can't break a storm, and there's tsunamis. It's also unlikely that you find any source of drinking water (a well or a spring).
Maybe a boat would be better, you could live your life in a different bay each day...
Just waiting for a small suite on Elwar's seasteading project. |
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Suffer bear...
Suffer!!!!!!!!
Yeah, really suffering as my net wealth continues to increase. You seem to be operating under some very odd delusions. |
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Saying that the city/state/country next to yours can fuck up their air pollution as much as they want without it having any effect on you is borderline delusional.
Still not global. We can surely mostly agree that even local pollution is undesirable. Most of the west has vastly improved its pollution issues in the last several decades. But if you're going to advocate tearing down economies that have brought prosperity and health to billions... well, firstly, you might be Joe Biden and secondly, you're going to have to appeal to more than fee-fees about causal links. And just to recap, you interjected into a thread on global warming with pictures of pollution. Totally orthogonal subjects. You could eliminate all pollution and still have rising CO2 output. |
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Even when they buy a third party company such as Oculus, they now force everyone to have a Facebook account with the latest headsets.
And that's why I'll never buy another Oculus product. Shame as they started out well. They also seem to have abandoned PCVR which is a great shame. |
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Interesting little bounce there. Boring action mostly but it seems we are in consolidation mode for a while.
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if we all can agree that air pollution is already an issue at many local levels, how can anyone argue that it has no effect on the global level? Because it is local, not global. One just doesn't follow on from the other. The world's an awfully big place. The problem with "trust the science" is that so many think this flaky deductive reasoning is science. |
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Thanks Richy. I was wondering what tablet device could boot from an alternative operating system. Haven’t checked it out yet, but I hope you’re talking about a native support of such OS’es.
Not really native, just semi-supported. If you want native, that would be a laptop. Chromebooks are cheap and portable. I've never really found touchscreens to be much use or user friendly. |
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