5opn0o30 @ 5opn0o30 @lemmy.world

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This is very informative. I avoided Tailwind for the reason you mentioned, but look closer now that I know the difference.

The (negative) value is created at minting. They are negative value and then just part of the system in circulation. Many aren’t in circulation either, though. They sit in a jar until they go to the bank and then shoved in a vault at the federal reserve.

What fallout? Their worth is negative. Other countries and the us have done this when the impact was theoretically higher.

I’ll admit I’m not an economist but this easily passes the smell test without further explanation of the negative.

I assume you’re alluding to this - https://youtu.be/58SrtQNt4YE

The agents seized stole more than $220,000 wrapped in aluminum foil in two duffel bags which officials say was the proceeds from unspecified illegal activity without any trial.

In WI and will take the $ and vote how I want. I assume they have some other data preventing this.

This is pretty wild

Also get the yyyplace.com as a fallback. Some (many?) places don’t allow signups with newer TLDs.

Everyone else has to start there due to Amazons RTO policy.

Not on AWS anymore, I though.

That’s like half of Rhode Island!

This comes out to $55/book. Outrageous!

I’d assume that they’re different details and chains-of-command so each to their own.

Starting in what versions?

Page 11 as an example: https://www.chase.com/content/dam/chase-ux/documents/personal/checking/biz-how-your-transaction-will-work.pdf

It’s pretty low comparatively but not usually free.

Cash has fees associated with it too when you have a business bank account. It’s probably not a as high but might be now that there is so much cashless.

Wow. A lot of cynicism here. The AI bots are (currently) honoring robots.txt so this is an easy way to say go away. Honeypot urls can be a second line of defense as well as blocking published IP ranges. They’re no different than other bots that have existed for years.

Should I play the game though?

Lose.

Smart to stretch the security details thinner