ililiililiililiilili @ ililiililiililiilili @lemm.ee

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I think they're just saying the orange guy is going to unleash death and despair for those sweet, quarterly profits. But they are being creative about it.

Well, I jumped in head first and iRobot is the only integration that broke. I'm sure that will be fixed soon. Anyone else have any snags?

Edit: Nevermind, its working flawlessly now.

Real G's also commit fraud and floss out

I see you're a person with great taste in Android apps. Thanks for introducing me to Medito! I need to chill.

Its all about phrasing. They are just having an extended layover because their flight is delayed. Boeing also provides courtesy, in-flight door removal.

I can confirm that no one is reading anything you write here.

Block tyranny porn? Doesn't that also filter Project 2025?

I can add that it requires location permission (even when you attempt to search manually with zip or city). What a shitty, dystopian timeline we are experiencing when we're mandated to run privacy invasive spyware, just to get a fucking discount on nugs.

Are you just as concerned that cash is not traceable and that some is exchanged tax free? I don't see how any GPU miners are profitable at this point. Outside of gaming: AI must have a larger GPU demand? Most miners are using ASICs. You're absolutely right that mining energy should come from plants that have underutilized capacity and (obviously) renewable sources. The cat's out of the bag on cryptocurrency and unjust laws don't deserve to be followed. All government printed currencies eventually become worthless.

If you hate stock Android, definitely try Graphene. It doesn't come with preinstalled bullshit and let's you run your banking and other shitty apps in a different user profile. Google Play Store and Services are completely optional. You get nearly full control without the negatives associated with rooting.

Crypto cannot be banned. It can only be made illegal, if countries want to remove themselves from the digital currency revolution. The derivatives market is $730T. Stocks are about $110T. Real estate is around $380T. If you're concerned about the minuscule amount of illegal activities that occur within the 3.5T crypto market, your fears are misguided. Crypto is mostly traceable. Fiat currencies are highly preferred for drug sales and tax avoidance.

Thanks for shedding light on this. I've also noticed the same thing on Instagram links. They now have a "igsh=" added to track sharing.

China has over 4 times the population of the US and pollutes a little over twice what we do. Which is incredible considering they make all the crap we buy. Per capita emissions should be the only way to discuss who is making strides.

Hoarding fiat currency will always end worse than slowly trading it for assets that hold or increase in value. All the while: government money loses value by design. Attempting to time a crash and call the bottom is more akin to gambling than investing.

Cayman Islands, UAE, Bahamas, Monaco, Bermuda, Qatar, Bahrain, Brunei, Oman, Kuwait, British Virgin Islands, Panama, Saudi Arabia, Anguilla, Somalia... There's more, but you only asked for one. I will admit that doing fine is a relative term and probably doesn't apply to all these places. 😂

That would just suppress the price in the short term and leave that country behind in the digital currency revolution. Everyone has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws. Politicians can legislate all they want, but crypto will keep humming along.

Governments have shown in the past they will indeed never give up their money printer. That's a key reason crypto was created. You seem to think governments are willingly allowing crypto to exist and have the ability to shut it down. Centralised e-cash has been tried (and quickly squashed). P2P crypto is immutable and exists to preserve the freedom of users.

Right? Its just that biological, carbon-based shit on it that's gonna get cooked. This old rock is gonna be just fine. 🥹

I should have clarified: the revolutionary part is that through the possession of data (private keys), users are able to lay claim to their units of cryptocurrency.

Monopoly money is issued by Hasbro (private institution), can be fairly easily counterfeited, has little to no acceptance outside the context of a board game, and there's no upper limit to how much can be printed. On top of all that: there's no cryptographic way to prove the validity of Monopoly money and it can't be transferred across the planet as easily as sending an email.

Value of anything only exists in the minds of humans. No value is inherent to anything. You're absolutely correct that gold isn't fiat. But gold could absolutely be used as currency. Its in circulation and used as a medium of exchange. You're also right that crypto is a currency. But its not a fiat currency. Crypto and fiat are both mediums of exchange not backed by a commodity. The key distinction is that fiat also relies on trust from the issuing institution.