All of the people laughing about the demise of twitter and how great and friendly threads is very quickly realised the only reason they're relevant at all is because of arguing with people who have different views to them on twitter... Which has been literally moderated out of existence on threads.
O sales above like $30 on ebay.
No way it only takes 60 seconds either. You have to scan biometrics, id and connect to the phone app.
I'm waiting for the first case of criminals dressing up as world coin employees and scamming people out of their identity documents.
Seems inevitable if it hasn't already happened.
Create fake orb. Print some tshirts. Sit on the street taking high rez photos of people and their identity documents and steal their identities.
What will blow your mind even more than that is the majority of the "price" we pay is for fees and taxes and not the actual electricity being generated.
They're giving up their freedom, privacy and identity for a few dollars of shitcoin.
That's the norm here in Denmark. Couldn't dream of running a miner with constantly $0.30 electric.
That is actually hilarious.
My understanding is the French feds had no issue simply enacting a law that allowed them to remotely activate microphones and cameras. Whether that means they always had the capacity or need to hijack devices with zero days/backdoors I can't be sure but it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if they simply had remote access handed to them on a plate.
We desperately need open source, open hardware phones with something like graphene os. Otherwise I think it's safe to assume the feds have root access to all devices.
Does it really make a difference when everyone carries a smart phone and has a wireless router in the house?
Given the French police recently activated some bullshit riot prevention laws to backdoor and activate phones microphones and cameras we know they have the capability.
And WiFi signals can be used to literally map out your entire families' movements in and around your home it's wild.
Slow and steady then fast and suddenly. Just look at threads. 100m users instantly and it's already dead with all the "omg twitter is dead!" liberals already back to posting on twitter.
Breakfast is a massive scam for sure. One thing I've noticed is how clear headed I am when I've been intermittent fasting compared to eating 3 meals + snacking all day.
So all you have to do now is create the tokens out of thin air then "give away" most of them to anonymous third parties (via some airdrop or faucet or whatever and then have those anonymous accounts that are totally not linked to the founders create liquidity pools on defi platforms to sell to retail and now suddenly the token sale is no longer a security because it's "programmatic" and "decentralised" and the people buying it don't know who they're buying the tokens from so it couldn't possibly be an investment contract even if they then go and immediately stake those tokens for a share of revenue generated by the founding company's network/platform.
This ruling is fully retarded and won't stand up to scrutiny as any company could issue "tokens" (shares) in this manner which are unequivocally securities.
This is going to get a lot of people absolutely rekt who think they've out smarted securities laws... Yet again.
So many companies use this. I work in logistics and our platform (and every platform I know and have used for real time dispatching) uses twilio for sms processing.
Google's Play Store policy update includes a lot changes and new policies for the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
"For the purposes of this policy, we consider blockchain-based content to be tokenized digital assets secured on a blockchain. If your app contains blockchain-based content, you must comply with these requirements."
"The purchase, holding, or exchange of cryptocurrencies should be conducted through certified services in regulated jurisdictions."
"You must also comply with applicable regulations for any region or country that your app targets and avoid publishing your app where your products and services are prohibited. Google Play may request you to provide additional information or documents regarding your compliance with any applicable regulatory or licensing requirements."
More information: https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/13607354
I'm curious of the implications for Bitcoin and Lightning wallets? According to this, they may need licenses in a regulated industry.
What about Zaps? Could Google be following Apple's rulings?
No matter the case, we can always sideload applications. Android is open.
Good thing we're not locked into an ecosystem that makes it impossible to sideload apps.
Don't think it's just that though, kids look up to them because they're living the dream. They're not stuck in dead end jobs struggling to make ends meet.
They're flying around doing whatever the fuck they want, whether it's shopping for tacky gucci garms or sitting in a dark room playing computer games all day.
When the alternative option is a shitty 9-5 earning shitty fiat, whilst everything goes up in price around you and housing gets more and more expensive the idea of trying to break big in the steamer, influencer, bullshit game makes sense. I don't agree with it but I can understand why so many kids idolise these people.
The incentives are broken. That's not influencer fault, they're just playing the game.
Ah yes it's perfectly normal to need to see my financial information and heart rate tracker so I can comment on posts by Ellen.
How can anyone take bitcoin magazine seriously when David is spouting off shit like this?
