Bitcoin’s Lightning Network has onion routing for privacy, like Tor.

When Bitcoin had a bug that allowed some guy to give himself a bazillion bitcoin, it was detected and patched before he was able to sell them. When Monero encounters a similar bug, it will only be detectable by the price going down.

Money in the bank can be seized and frozen for all sorts of reasons. If you’re in the USA, then police can charge your money with a crime even if you haven’t broken any laws. It’s safe until it’s not.

In both cases, only a minority of us got to enjoy those benefits.

It drastically reduces the risk because all sending and receiving addresses are displayed on the LCD.

If you’ve got a lot of money in cryptocurrency, then you should almost certainly use a hardware wallet.

(I realize this is obvious to you now but want to inform anyone else reading…)

she should simply run under a bigger party’s ticket

So like Bernie tried to do?

FYI for any new parents, you can now buy a car seat that attaches to the stroller without waking up the baby.

In the future? They already have censors, they’re just really shitty.

That’s when someone just quotes one sentence out of context and I am heartbroken.

Me too and it has somehow helped, like in Office Space.

Droppers!

Trigger in this context is starting to gradually mean something else.

They’re are a million wrong ways to come at the wrong conclusion. So why then would we be surprised when many of the people who come to the right conclusion still do it for a variety of reasons? Perhaps the initial premise of why copyright should exist is conceptually riddled with holes.

Owning an idea is inherently capitalist, but the average person who encounters a problem won’t spontaneously become anti-capitalist. They just know something seems wrong about this, but don’t understand why. So they make up a story to address their cognitive dissonance, like nihilism.

Name a crime

Don’t you still see their posts on other threads?

You should make a fork with a block that works!

That’s just asking for a treasure trove of links to theory

A every time. They’ve volunteered to hear my complaints.

Wyatt Yankstrash

I can understand not wanting discrimination on employees, but we really ought to be allowed to google businesses before spending our time applying. Some of them are blatant scams!