Pre-plandemic, it's like 40% for most goods, and it's more so the more basic the good. I never really thought much about the cost of food before 2020.
Maybe just sell a few sats to settle debts like mortgage and student loans, that way they can't come after you once the currency switch happens with a new "currency equivalency act of 2029" by congress, allowing businesses to convert USD debts into BTC. That will for sure happen.
"These [sats] billionaires did no work for their wealth and just sat on their loans from before the crash; it is not right for them to be able to settle their debts for mere pennies-worth investments they made just before the crash. So, I am calling on congress to write a bill allowing for mortgage and student debt settlement in Bitcoin directly only after converting in 2025 equivalency." -- Bernie Sanders or some other commie
Trying to load, but I get an error.
You call element '1' from an unset property of Xb, whatever that might be in your source.
https://fi.google.com/about/international-rates
I use the flexible plan
And yes, to my knowledge, full international coverage.
I have a physical SIM, but I'm sure they have an eSIM option.
🤣 automated min-max stocking fridge via integrated self-custody LN node and nostr market. Soon.
I remember from my childhood a McDonald's near Disney Land or Knott's Berry Farm in California with a model train like this. So nostalgic.
I switched from AT&T to Google Fi a few years ago and spend about $35/mo for connection and data. Works well in my area with basically no dead zones and hiccups. The $1/min for international (US to CA) was the last straw for me and AT&T (or $15/mo extra for the int'l plus plan), and it's included for me with Google Fi.
I lost money working with a client who was just over the border for a month before I switched to internet call with Skype or Google Meet, then I switched to Google Fi and never looked back.
Oh no! When the joke goes too far. My PR was merged by nostr:npub180cvv07tjdrrgpa0j7j7tmnyl2yr6yr7l8j4s3evf6u64th6gkwsyjh6w6 😂😂 We are now "the Nostr".
We call it "the internet" and "the world wide web", so why not "the nostr" genuinely? 🤷♂️
ChatGPT thinks Nostr is a blockchain, so some of these make no sense, but suggestion 1 could be a great addition to securely store and transmit data across parties without exposure, even without HTTPS.
The Byzantine problem is irrelevant to nostr, since it needs no consensus mechanism. Only mechanism it needs is "the latest signed data is the correct data."
I must confirm this observation as similar to my own experiences. The tell is often a word with a near homonym that would be more appropriate for the use, or using a term that might be appropriate in another context. Favoring verbosity over succinctity is another.
Simultaneously looks tasty and discussing 🤣 colors are pretty cool!
Yep. My point with fuel agnosticism. Doesn't matter from where the heat comes, just as long as it can boil the tank.
Stream engines, FTW. Repairable, fuel agnostic, no rare earth metals, and dead simple (in comparison)
That's funny. Pretty sure he's a monarchist, though, and His kingdom is not of this world.
There is a draft NIP out there for contracts. https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/discussions/752
Freaking sweet! Eventually, I'll have to a actually read all the NIPs to know what's already been thought up and may already be in development.
I would say that record keeping and verification may be a good use of nostr, such as using a deed or receipt note kind. That's an interesting idea. Provable sales and such would be cool.