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There was an intiative by the treasury to try and have people use a single document to deal with taxes, where we previously used two, this is something important for most people, the guy hasn't even mentioned on his social networks.
They also build a public vet that was supposedly financed with the earnings of BTC - when the price dropped the president mentioned that he hasn't sold any meaning all the money spent to promoto chivo or crypto has come from our tax dollars.
People are overall indifferent or disappointed with the decision.
We don't know who or whom holds the BTC that was bought with tax money.
It just takes a couple day of rain to have the capital flooded and our president is busy talking about crypto.
Web services build by the government are a disaster, can't handle a decent volume of requests or are simply too buggy.
With our taxes we've financed "chivo", the entire thing has been a disaster they spent an awful amount of dollars to have basically nobody use it.
Not even crypto bros use the chivo apps, most transactions can be attributed to people doing "scalping".
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I guess you're referring to the U.S., right?
- https://www.educative.io/courses/operating-systems-virtualiz...
Which is worth checking as an introductory course.
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