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Just a casual enjoyer here. I don't have enough tact and creativity to make a good meme. So I leave it to the dying breed of professionals.
Everyone waiting for the Vegeta memes as Bitcoin neared 9000 USD for the first time was my favorite. Good times.
Meme culture definitely isn't what it use to be. We're all older and meme'd out now, I suppose.
Gaming builds character with the right guidance. Rage quit culture tries to chip away at that, but learning how to handle yourself when winning, losing or being hard-pressed for luck builds patience, resilience, and preserves the good-natured spirit of what gaming should be, imo.
Best way to learn is to build. Go for it! Will it be safe? Probably not so don't expect anyone to take early work seriously, but it would be a fun and interesting experiment. As others have mentioned, bcoin was the first attempt, but it has sat untouched for ~3 years. Good place to dig in though.
That's what happens when a company goes berserker mode and buys out any potential competition while being unable to handle its own.
You left out the fee they'll have to pay for the swap. Might be more than some are willing to part with or stomach.
Smoking has done so much damage. It's wild. This is definitely one of those scenarios where if people want to smoke, more power to them, that's their decision, but forcing secondhand smoke exposure breaks the social contract in public spaces imo. Glad restaurants and other spaces put bans/restrictions on smoking to help with that.
I played the demo for the remake to see if I would enjoy it and ... just ... didn't. So I get it. I treat video games the same way I do books. Even if it's popular and well received, if I'm not enjoying it or don't feel it's worthwhile, I try not to feel guilty about just putting it down and moving onto the next thing. Same as everyone else, I have a large backlog of Steam games and books that I would eventually like to get to that I'll find worthwhile instead.
It's on Square to make these types interactions so rare that we never need to fear them when transacting. This is valid feedback for them to improve their service. Good write-up.
I think it depends. Personally, I have experienced some frustration with them when trying to purchase a home in a very particular area within the US. They squat on family homes in good neighborhoods making it difficult to purchase a home in that area. When a select few do eventually decide to sell the home they list it for an astronomical price and the house itself is in such poor condition. They should really limit how many homes a landlord can posses within a given area.
Have the government mine Bitcoin. Have a percentage of that Bitcoin get distributed to public works and an additional percentage distributed to every citizen equally as a form of UBI. Easy. In an ideal world we can then strive towards working less and engage in more personally stimulating pursuits and hobbies.
If the supercomputer is indeed very accurate at predicting what you're going to do it is most logical to one-box it. Otherwise, you're just going to get slapped with $1,000 by two-boxing it instead of $1,000,000 by one-boxing it.
NGL, getting rid of Business & Finance, Office & Admin, Management, Legal and Sales is a big win in my book.
Have the government start mining Bitcoin and reward pensioners a percentage of the rewards. By the time they retire that Bitcoin rewarded to them will be more than sufficient to retire on and live off of.
This is gentlemen