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[somac.]

Offtopic, but I think rerlevant to many here:

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Online Anonymity https://anonymousplanet.org/guide.html#understanding-some-basics-of-how-some-information-can-lead-back-to-you-and-how-to-mitigate-some

This guide is awesome, but, very long. If you care about your anonymity (and most here should) it is fantastic.

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[Arriemoller]

Update on the Binance card, today (Sunday) I got my first cashback, and I have only used it through Paypal, so evidently you get cashback from using it on Paypal, that,s really nice since that's basically what I,m gonna use it for.

Lifetime Cashback Earnings
0.00005436 BNB
≈ 0.03 EUR

[Arriemoller]

All cashback is paid in BNB (Binancecoin) and you get a higher percent the more BNB you have in your BNB account. It goes from 0,1 percent all the way up to 8 percent.
If you have less then 1 BNB you get the lowest, 1 BNB up to 10 gives you 1 percent between 10 and 30 gives you 2 percent etc.
Those are really nice cashback levels.

https://www.binance.cc/en/support/faq/c93fe535bcf4431aa32623ae0a49d4f2

[shahzadafzal]

Update on the Binance card, today (Sunday) I got my first cashback, and I have only used it through Paypal, so evidently you get cashback from using it on Paypal, that,s really nice since that's basically what I,m gonna use it for.

Lifetime Cashback Earnings
0.00005436 BNB
≈ 0.03 EUR

Do Binance card have any staking limit? Binance visa card still not offered my country it says coming soon... I applied earlier on crypto dot com for visa card but was shocked to see high staking rates for any good benefits. In low staking cards benefits are not that good.

[vapourminer]

I am coming to the conclusion that in the future it may be best to be able to defend your home/property yourself. I could either buy vast acreage and build a fortress, or buy an island that is easier to protect as the only people coming will be coming by boat...which can be defended against.

you know there are these things called "aircraft" that make a lot of traditional defenses useless.

[Arriemoller]

I am coming to the conclusion that in the future it may be best to be able to defend your home/property yourself. I could either buy vast acreage and build a fortress, or buy an island that is easier to protect as the only people coming will be coming by boat...which can be defended against.

you know there are these things called "aircraft" that make a lot of traditional defenses useless.

You know there are these things called anti aircraft guns that shoot down aircrafts, says a former AA gunner.

[psycodad]

I am coming to the conclusion that in the future it may be best to be able to defend your home/property yourself. I could either buy vast acreage and build a fortress, or buy an island that is easier to protect as the only people coming will be coming by boat...which can be defended against.

you know there are these things called "aircraft" that make a lot of traditional defenses useless.

True, but then again, let's see how many PDCs 1BTC will buy you in 2025.

[Arriemoller]

Update on the Binance card, today (Sunday) I got my first cashback, and I have only used it through Paypal, so evidently you get cashback from using it on Paypal, that,s really nice since that's basically what I,m gonna use it for.

Lifetime Cashback Earnings
0.00005436 BNB
≈ 0.03 EUR

Do Binance card have any staking limit? Binance visa card still not offered my country it says coming soon... I applied earlier on crypto dot com for visa card but was shocked to see high staking rates for any good benefits. In low staking cards benefits are not that good.

I don't know what a "staking limit" is, but the card has no fees, except when you use it, then the fee is up to 0,9% or if you need a new card then the replacement fee is 25 EUR.
You don't need to have any money in your account to get a card and it's sent to you for free, no annual fees, no top up fees, just no fees.

The daily spending limits are: Virtual Card EUR 870, Physical Card EUR 8,700
The daily ATM limit is EUR 290.

[Arriemoller]

I am coming to the conclusion that in the future it may be best to be able to defend your home/property yourself. I could either buy vast acreage and build a fortress, or buy an island that is easier to protect as the only people coming will be coming by boat...which can be defended against.

you know there are these things called "aircraft" that make a lot of traditional defenses useless.

True, but then again, let's see how many PDCs 1BTC will buy you in 2025.

Hmm "40mm, armor piercing" sounds like the old Bofors 40 mm L/70. Nice to see it's still in use in space.


Bofors guns on Spectre gunship

And also my old gun (not on a gunship obviously).

Edited a lot.

[shahzadafzal]

Update on the Binance card, today (Sunday) I got my first cashback, and I have only used it through Paypal, so evidently you get cashback from using it on Paypal, that,s really nice since that's basically what I,m gonna use it for.

Lifetime Cashback Earnings
0.00005436 BNB
≈ 0.03 EUR

Do Binance card have any staking limit? Binance visa card still not offered my country it says coming soon... I applied earlier on crypto dot com for visa card but was shocked to see high staking rates for any good benefits. In low staking cards benefits are not that good.

I don't know what a "staking limit" is, but the card has no fees, except when you use it, then the fee is up to 0,9% or if you need a new card then the replacement fee is 25 EUR.
You don't need to have any money in your account to get a card and it's sent to you for free, no annual fees, no top up fees, just no fees.

The daily spending limits is: Virtual Card EUR 870, Physical Card EUR 8,700
The daily ATM limit is EUR 290.

Staking actually means you need to hold some native tokens of the issuer for certain period of time. In Crypto.com scenario its 180 days and you have to hold CRO Token equivalent $0-$400k to enjoy higher benefits like 10% cash back etc.

So that means your card is a basic card actually.. a quick google shows binance do have this staking thingy, and 0.1% cash back is free but higher cashback need 30 days BNB staked in your wallet from 0 BNB-600 BNB with cashback rewards from 0.1% to 8%.

"Binance Card offers cashback for every purchase that you make with the card*. The cashback percentage will depend on your card level based on the amount of BNB staked in your Binance wallets."

https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/c93fe535bcf4431aa32623ae0a49d4f2


Edit:
Sorry i missed you already said that above https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178336.msg56969946#msg56969946, that is BNB staking

[vapourminer]

I am coming to the conclusion that in the future it may be best to be able to defend your home/property yourself. I could either buy vast acreage and build a fortress, or buy an island that is easier to protect as the only people coming will be coming by boat...which can be defended against.

you know there are these things called "aircraft" that make a lot of traditional defenses useless.

You know there are these things called anti aircraft guns that shoot down aircrafts, says a former AA gunner.

drones are small, cheap and hard to see. program piles of them and set em loose.

point being there are always guys with bigger/better guns. always.

in my youth i read some dystopian Robert Heinlein stuff that seemed just crazy with their political premises and such. now im practicality living it.

edit: thanks for your service to your country btw

[Arriemoller]

All you need to stop a drone is a net.

Edit: and thank you.

[Arriemoller]

I read so much Sci Fi in my youth that it's all a blur now, but I remember enjoying Heinleins books.

[Arriemoller]

Two cashiers at my fav grocery store have just bought bitcoin, they were kind of interested before and listened when I talked about it last fall and this winter, but they felt that it was a bit to alien for them.
Now one of them got advice from her advisor to balance her stonks with some bitcoin, and she did, and now she sits down at the table when I have a cup of coffe in the cafeteria and talks bitcoin with me. The other guy just needed a push and it seem the hype lately did the trick, he also now talks bitcoin with me and asks me for advise, (what wallet to use and such).
Neither of them is you typical cashier though, the girl comes from a pretty well of family and have a pretty good stonks portfolio and the guy is a uni student who works to get money for his studies (he also collects 80s cars, he calls them old cars).

[strawbs]

I am coming to the conclusion that in the future it may be best to be able to defend your home/property yourself. I could either buy vast acreage and build a fortress, or buy an island that is easier to protect as the only people coming will be coming by boat...which can be defended against.

you know there are these things called "aircraft" that make a lot of traditional defenses useless.

You know there are these things called anti aircraft guns that shoot down aircrafts, says a former AA gunner.

drones are small, cheap and hard to see. program piles of them and set em loose.

point being there are always guys with bigger/better guns. always.

in my youth i read some dystopian Robert Heinlein stuff that seemed just crazy with their political premises and such. now im practicality living it.

edit: thanks for your service to your country btw

This isn't meant to be deliberately offensive, and apologies to any veterans if it comes across that way, but I can never really understand the "thanks for your service" rhetoric, most commonly encountered in the US. Firstly, members of the armed forces there are receiving a salary, so is it really "service"? Secondly, the US's recent military endeavours have largely been in the service of, and to the benefit of, oil corporations and their shareholders, rather than to their country. I thought we'd gone beyond the naïvety of thinking that governments wage wars for the benefit of their people.

[Arriemoller]

I am coming to the conclusion that in the future it may be best to be able to defend your home/property yourself. I could either buy vast acreage and build a fortress, or buy an island that is easier to protect as the only people coming will be coming by boat...which can be defended against.

you know there are these things called "aircraft" that make a lot of traditional defenses useless.

You know there are these things called anti aircraft guns that shoot down aircrafts, says a former AA gunner.

drones are small, cheap and hard to see. program piles of them and set em loose.

point being there are always guys with bigger/better guns. always.

in my youth i read some dystopian Robert Heinlein stuff that seemed just crazy with their political premises and such. now im practicality living it.

edit: thanks for your service to your country btw

This isn't meant to be deliberately offensive, and apologies to any veterans if it comes across that way, but I can never really understand the "thanks for your service" rhetoric, most commonly encountered in the US. Firstly, members of the armed forces there are receiving a salary, so is it really "service"? Secondly, the US's recent military endeavours have largely been in the service of, and to the benefit of, oil corporations and their shareholders, rather than to their country. I thought we'd gone beyond the naïvety of thinking that governments wage wars for the benefit of their people.

That really depend on what country you are talking about.
And I think the "thank you" thing is more about the obvious added risks that sometimes comes with that particular job.

[bitcoinPsycho]

Dogedeepdoodoo

[Arriemoller]

Dogedeepdoodoo

Would you care to elaborate?

[bitcoinPsycho]

Doge deep doo doo

Would you care to elaborate?

The shit dog shit coin is in the shit, the deep shit

[El duderino_]

Doge deep doo doo

Would you care to elaborate?

The shit dog shit coin is in the shit, the deep shit

n00bs might think.... BTFD ... lol