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[El duderino_]

@nutildah

Fucking hell, that looks terrible. Stay safe mate, much love.

#nohomo

Seems very very serious out there

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[marcus_of_augustus]

... sars-cov-2 is communist dragon virus with bioengineered HIV inserts ... confirmed.

Here's a better analysis of the virus: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7033698/

... in what way is it better? It's a bunch of Chinese scientists hastily self-publishing non peer-reviewed conjecture (or worse fabrications) on the NIH website. Note the NIH is not impartial either since they were funding the Wuhan Institute of Virology Lab. It just the stench of bureaucratic scientific ass-covering and fraud that trails from Wuhan to Beijing to Washington. Surprised you can't smell it, I would say it worse not better.

[Last of the V8s]

[fillippone]

Brrrr Brrrrr:

#Fed balance sheet has hit fresh ATH at $6,367.9bn as Powell keeps printing press rumbling. Total assets rose by another $284.7bn, now equals to 29.1% of US GDP, fresh record. Since Fed announced its bailouts on Mar15, it has printed and handed to Wall Street $2,055.9bn.

https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1251042207706087424?s=20


Bitcoin fixes that.

[Indymoney]

@nutildah

Fucking hell, that looks terrible. Stay safe mate, much love.

#nohomo

Seems very very serious out there

We also have few areas very seriouly troubled now army controlling these all and no entry no exit.

[VB1001]

Brrrr Brrrrr:

#Fed balance sheet has hit fresh ATH at $6,367.9bn as Powell keeps printing press rumbling. Total assets rose by another $284.7bn, now equals to 29.1% of US GDP, fresh record. Since Fed announced its bailouts on Mar15, it has printed and handed to Wall Street $2,055.9bn.

https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/1251042207706087424?s=20


Bitcoin fixes that.

https://imgur.com/V7f4gaQ

The predecessors, holy shit, although in Europe we are also well protected, Jean-Claude Trichet, Mario Draghi, Christine Lagarde...

[heslo]

Glad I got out of the city. Some areas are being completely closed off, due to the presumption that entire neighborhoods are infected (these are called sitios, kind of like our equivalent to favelas). Shit is getting nuts over there. Hope they feed these people, or there will be hell to pay.

Stay safe dude

[VB1001]

Take care.

[bitebits]

Increase your Security with the Latest Trezor Updates
https://blog.trezor.io/increase-your-security-with-the-latest-trezor-updates-6ed984fb5c18


(@JJG this is how you manage private keys, acts as a password manager too)

[xhomerx10]

What's the point in trying to find a work if you receive USD 2,000 per month?
Just move to (holy shit, what are these tracking elements in this URL???)Mississippi and live as a  King.

Have you been to Mississippi?

Also 2k is beans in terms of amount to live properly on. Especially if the USD is going to crap. The bigger problem is my salary wull soon have the buying power of a pakastani bricklayer.

Never been to Mississippi, just Googled the cheapest State and picked first result.
I was only meaning that USD 2,000 Could last a month there while probably one week in Bay Area.
And I wouldn't mind too much about inflation.
Before going full Zimbawe you can always spend your own oil, so not importing much inflation due to weakening USD, while rather you would be quite successful exporting your products.

You have a lot more choices than Mississippi or the Bay Area.  The United States has a seriously high cost of living compared to most other countries.  I'm sitting in a hotel penthouse with an entire wall of glass and a pretty good view.   Cost: $15 a night.  "Undisclosed location," as the saying goes, but you may be sure this isn't America.    Three weeks ago I was sitting at home in my place in the U.S.  When I saw countries all around the world closing down, I knew that if I wanted to get out of the U.S. I needed to act fast.  I found a country that was still issuing tourist visas and accepting American travelers.  I got out just in the nick of time.

 Come on man!  $15 a night for a luxe hotel?  Don't hold out on us.  That is cheap living!

[COVID-19]

Knock, knock
Who's there?
A Chinese.. *cough* *cough*
A Chinese who?
A Chinese virus created in the fu*ing lab in Wuhan under the strict control of CPC. Congrats, patient zero.
Reading this while locked at home... welcome to Nineteen Eighty-Four.

Trying to remotely detect me, ROFLMAO!

[Ibian]

go to any length to not get this fucking thing

Not any length. However bad it turns out to be, the worst it can do is kill you. And those who survive have to live on.

I will not, for example, wear a mask. I will not live in a culture where people hide their face and we should not be encouraging it.

I do not wear gloves when I go shopping. Several years of living with that kind of paranoia will do lasting psychological damage.

I did stay away from my boomer dad for two weeks after coming back from asia (by mutual agreement from the entire family). I do not have a place to live on account of having expected to travel for a year or more, so I am moving into an apartment with my mom for the time being so we don't accidentally kill him. She is a nurse and will be going back to work within the week.

And mainly, it is not possible to avoid this virus. As in literally not possible. What we can do, and should do, is wash your fucking hands after taking a shit you cretins and generally be more careful about bugs than we used to be. The main point is to stay healthy, optimistic so as not to destroy your immune system that way, and try to keep the spread at a level the health system can handle.

Ultimately our own immune system is the only realistic way to beat this bug. Any vaccine that is developed in less than a year can not be trusted, so we are in this for a while longer.

[Febo]

Life returning to normal in Denmark. Kids about to go back to school, cashiers are becoming as rude and dismissive as they always have been. Can't wait to see if we catch up to Sweden within 3 weeks.

I'm not so sure if Denmark wants to follow Sweden herd immunity tactics, immunity takes years and may not even be possible but I guess someone had to try.

They shot themselves in the balls.

You can say anything like that before we get final numbers. Maybe their GDP will decrease the same as everywhere else. Maybe number of dead will be same as everywhere else. We will have to wait a year to get all those numbers straight.  All countries that did very strict quarantine will get fucked big if vaccine will not be here and available before winter.

[lightfoot]

You can say anything like that before we get final numbers. Maybe their GDP will decrease the same as everywhere else. Maybe number of dead will be same as everywhere else. We will have to wait a year to get all those numbers straight.  All countries that did very strict quarantine will get fucked big if vaccine will not be here and available before winter.

I will say this will be one of the most interesting social and technical experiments ever: We get to see in real time which philosophies work, which are bunk, and just how clear and pretty the skies can get.

[Lucius]

The second wave seems to have just hit China, 1290 death cases in last 24 hours - if it's not a mistake, then this is really alarming.


https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

[bitcoinPsycho]

The second wave seems to have just hit China, 1290 death cases in last 24 hours - if it's not a mistake, then this is really alarming.

[mg width=700 height=500]https://i.imgur.com/UYv9zHQ.jpg[/img]
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

It's just revised figures these are mostly legacy deaths apparently

[vapourminer]

By the way, in those days the glass bottles were used over and over again.  Recycling as it should be I dare to suggest.

yeah. the glass was so scratched up from use that some almost looked liked sea glass.  i still wonder how many times around some of those bottles had been to get a look like that.

[hung58bitcoin]

I think you store your private key in such a way is too risky. Your family members think it is not important to them. So they will not take care of your private key carefully. The possibility of losing will be very high. My solution is that you store in highly secure cloud storage applications that specialize in password management such as 1Password, Lastpass. The mechanism of these applications is 02-layer security. So you are assured of the security of your private key. Good luck.

^ WTF JJG you are meriting a post advising to store private keys in some third party cloud?

Repeat after me: https://youtube.com/watch?v=dnC5mFaIW3Q

Actually, you are correct that 1password or lastpass are probably better for just maintaining various passwords, and maybe some back up to authentication codes that allow the recovery of various passwords, but would not be good for private keys.   so yeah.. I just was thinking more about the password management aspect of that, so probably, I did not think through that scenario very well in terms of actually putting private keys in there....

I had not, actually, done anything like that for my private keys, but I have been finding the managing of passwords to be quite frustrating and so I was largely thinking about password managers as a kind of possible solution for getting some of the chaos of password managing in order.

I merited hung58 because I thought that he was bringing up some good points rather than my own thinking of following specifics, and in that regard, I also thought that hung58 made a decent point about the risk of giving too much information to some people (such as relatives or close friends) who might be kind of sloppy in their own managing of information, so if you give them your information, there is no real guarantee that they would be more protective of your information, and they might even be less protective of your information as compared with their own information...

Anyhow, it is not about NOT trusting those potential other persons, but the acknowledgement that some people are just sloppy as fuck with their own password management or even their personal information so if you give information to them regarding your personals, then maybe they end up posting that information on their fridge, but they make it more secure by posting it upside down, so that they don't forget that the information is important... which carries a decent amount of risk, too... which I believe is part of the issue (or potential problem) that hung58 was bringing out.

Thank you for your reward. Perhaps the solution I have come up with is not well accepted by many because they think it is too risky to store a private key or, in other words, currency in third-party applications. But I believe that if you choose a reputable third-party application that is widely recognized for the security of your cryptography like 1Password. I think people send a large amount of money to the bank because they trust the credibility and protect the information and property of customers. For me, I believe in the security of the 1Password application and I have never been exposed to my account passwords when I backed up passwords on this application. You can see more about the video introducing how the security operation of 1Password
https://youtu.be/mcly2-b1W20.

[Tash]

The second wave seems to have just hit China, 1290 death cases in last 24 hours - if it's not a mistake, then this is really alarming.


https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

Fool, someone present some number on screen and you swallow it hook, line, sinker.
CCP, we completely forgot to those, we just add them now.
Pay more attention to Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapur, Mongolia.... and you come closer to some thruth.

[VB1001]

Bitcoin-Based Payment Facilitator Purse.io Shuts Down

"We've made the very difficult decision to dissolve the company. We're grateful for the opportunity afforded by our supporters to build products and infrastructure for the cryptocurrency community," the company said in an April 16 statement. 

A company helping Bitcoin's adoption
As one of the first blockchain businesses of its kind, Purse.io came into the world in 2014, offering Amazon shoppers a discount for paying with Bitcoin.

After thanking the community, Purse.io detailed ongoing orders and withdrawals remain open until June 26, 2020.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-based-payment-facilitator-purse-io-shuts-down

https://twitter.com/PurseIO/status/1250876045693157377

RIP