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spunkshui posted:https://cointelegraph.com/news/stablecoin-insurance-firm-bridge-mutual-to-protect-against-possible-tether-depegging Gotta make sure the pegging continues. Not to peg would be a real problem, a lot of people wouldn't be able to come into money if the pegging stops.
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At this point I think that Bitfinex's claim that Tether is backed by "commercial paper" is an intentional euphemism and a hearty "gently caress you" to everyone involved.
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Someone shop that to say tether instead.
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Just as long as somebody gets pegged.
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ymgve posted:Are you using Electrum? You don’t need to create a new wallet then, you can specify which addresses to spend from and ignore the small amounts
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I assume this is good for Bitcoin: https://twitter.com/kevincollier/status/1411075828713148418
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priznat posted:I assume this is good for Bitcoin: so the future of blockchain was in supply-chain management after all
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lol, TCP/IP was designed by the Department of Defense to survive a thermonuclear war and keep transmitting packets.
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Just curious, is there maybe a lolbertarian party guy out there who wants to put healthcare on the blockchain?
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busalover posted:Just curious, is there maybe a lolbertarian party guy out there who wants to put healthcare on the blockchain? Only if they can ensure nobody else gets healthcare at the same time. Especially the poors.
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How would you even implement a blockchain without already having a transport layer defined? Literally who are you talking to? All of your direct links?
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busalover posted:Just curious, is there maybe a lolbertarian party guy out there who wants to put healthcare on the blockchain?
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tango alpha delta posted:lol, TCP/IP was designed by the Department of Defense to survive a thermonuclear war and keep transmitting packets. The Postman starring Kevin Costner But delivering Garfield pregnancy porn to IP addresses
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Alan Smithee posted:The Postman starring Kevin Costner
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don't know if there is a better thread for this but noticed that my friend's coinbase app shows little mini charts in his watch list, and mine doesn't. we haven't been able to figure it out. we have the same version of the app, both on iphone. anyone know what could be causing this?
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Faustian Bargain posted:don't know if there is a better thread for this but noticed that my friend's coinbase app shows little mini charts in his watch list, and mine doesn't. we haven't been able to figure it out. we have the same version of the app, both on iphone. anyone know what could be causing this?
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tango alpha delta posted:lol, TCP/IP was designed by the Department of Defense to survive a thermonuclear war and keep transmitting packets.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:ARPA did not envision universal access by civilians to the network. That wasn't what it was for. It is reassuring to know we can shitpost through the end of the world.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:ARPA did not envision universal access by civilians to the network. That wasn't what it was for. It clearly won't work if they do, then.
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There are clearly some weak points with the internet as designed and evolved but some crypto evangelist with minimal actual technical knowledge of anything just hitting it with a wand and yelling "BLOCKCHAIN!" is not the dang answer here.
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IPv6 solves most of the issues with TCP/IP anyway, without needing a blockchain.
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Actual replacements for TCP are protocols like QUIC that base themselves on UDP, QUIC is supported by all major browsers now and is already widely used.
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Fame Douglas posted:Actual replacements for TCP/IP are protocols like QUIC that base themselves on UDP, QUIC is supported by all major browsers now and is already widely used. What about ICUP?
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Paladinus posted:What about ICUP? Well stop it, you pervert.
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Let’s brainstorm a cool name for our dumb new company trading NFTs. What’s the worst that could happen? https://noncefinance.com/ https://twitter.com/noncefinance/status/1412079348861923328
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smellmycheese posted:Let’s brainstorm a cool name for our dumb new company trading NFTs. What’s the worst that could happen? Eerily accurate for the libertarian space, though.
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Big Beef City posted:It clearly won't work if they do, then. if who do what?
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“The lake is so warm you feel like you’re in a hot tub,” said a woman who lives near a gas-fired New York plant that powers 8,000 computers mining Bitcoin: https://www.nbcnews.com/science/environment/some-locals-say-bitcoin-mining-operation-ruining-one-finger-lakes-n1272938
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Remember, electricity has no inherent value, which is why buttcoin mining is going to usher in the Green Revolution starts melting in the heat because electric rates make air conditioning unaffordable
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CaptainSarcastic posted:Eerily accurate for the libertarian space, though. Ephebophilia Finance
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uses for bitcoin miners outside of mining
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Alan Smithee posted:uses for bitcoin miners outside of mining Getting heatstroke
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ikanreed posted:How would you even implement a blockchain without already having a transport layer defined? Just a planet-wide dumb hub. The collision domain would be horrific.
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nomad2020 posted:You'll be able to appreciate the irony here more than most then. Bitrex, like the stuff they put in household chemicals so people can’t “accidentally” swallow them? E: lol, my employer has blocked payments to binance since the FCA dumped them. The public are Very Mad we won’t let them send their life savings to investment scammers. Kerbtree fucked around with this message at 12:55 on Jul 6, 2021 |
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