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High speed rail infrastructure would be new and modern.

What about the benefits of high levels of hydration?

The son of a Russian computer scientist who cloned Bitcoin as a teenager definitely all by himself?

What are you talking about blurry? Upscaled DVD is perfectly fine. For most movies from the 80s and 90s it's not like you're going to notice a difference going to Blu Ray or UHD streaming.

Goodwill is pretty neat. They save a lot of stuff from going to the dump. You can find some really interesting and inexpensive electronics there sometimes.

"according to a blog post" they must be trying to get ahead of something pretty bad

Over a Russian cryptocoin? Weird spot to draw the line. Ethereum Classic is still running with billions of USD in market cap after the last fork that happened years ago. Why does anyone think this fork is anything except another way for the controllers to cash out before their scam bubble pops?

Bunch of new accounts commenting doing it too.

Or "estimated cost to DDoS nodes". For a 51% attack can you DDoS rival nodes offline?

Protecting your eyeballs from UV is probably pretty important.

How far away from 4k120 x 2 are current video cards?

Look up Ethereum Classic. It is still running. Why is this any different?

In Greece it was nearly 17,000 pools undeclared https://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/02/world/europe/02evasion.ht...

Movies and TV shows from classics should be relatively easy?

What about a DDoS attack?

And now there's a split where the miners keep mining and everybody gets a new duplicate coin account and the grifters cash out more?

"Russia used Republican political operative Paul Manafort and the WikiLeaks website to try to help now-U.S. President Donald Trump win the 2016 election, a Republican-led Senate committee said in its final review of the matter on Tuesday."

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-senate/s...

Another stage of the grift where all the scammers get double the coins and cash out even more. The miners aren't going to stop mining. There will be another "classic" fork situation. Maybe we're near the end after all?

Mostly only required for drugs and gambling these days.

There's value to random encounters with ideas and content (sometimes).

The misuse of television for pure unrestrained capitalism seems like it was a pretty significant setback both socially and environmentally. Was radio much better? Is it parasocial relationships?

You need to research long covid: https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/05/more-than-1-in-5-cov...

TikTok is on fire because it shows young girls dancing in their underpants. That's it.

A bunch of wild claims with zero references to back them up. Poster is making massive assumptions about how these organizations operate. They clearly are talking out of their ass if you research the established organizations working in this field https://www.internationaltreefoundation.org/our-work

NPR and PBS

Convenient feature especially for countries that are heavily under sanction. Isn't the alleged creator of Ethereum Russian? His father is a Russian computer scientist?

Presumably people in the government got bribed. Did they also make their banking system crypto friendly?

A grocery cart or two can transport a lot of weight. (not a cart from the store but a bring your own one. Some fold up for easy storage!)

Russian

Tether is not regulated or licensed by any body AFAIK so they aren’t required to process payment requests with any sort or timeliness. lul

Same with the unlicensed and unregulated exchanges that they do business with. You want out? Take a number and get in line.