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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @unschooled OP 2h \ parent \ on: On my way back to costco food_and_drinks
Nope
Another hint: it's an animal product
It's all Greek to me, but super fascinating!
Even the idea struck me as very cool, not having been around during the early days of the internet when - I think - this sort of thing would have been more common.
Kudos for sticking with it and proving the bastards wrong.
Wow - you are?
Is it compatible with the other major servers?
I can't remember who I was listening to, but I thought I heard that it's basically not worth the hassle at this point.
I don't think it would be worth trying anything.
You're probably right.
On the other hand. I'd be willing to bet there is probably a certain high level of clearance the bank employee needs to have when wiring such large amounts. And I pretty sure wires take a good amount of time, which probably means they do some checks and balances.
This is why my approach would be to put what you can in bitcoin when you can, while trying to not trigger any alarm bells.
Then be ready to plead to the courts that you have a gambling problem and pray for a favorable sentence.
Besides, didn't it turn out to be 50 days?
If you had played these odds with 1500 daily cash limit you could have had almost 1 whole bitcoin.
Not big enough for you?
put a lien on your future earnings until you pay it back.
'They' being the bank or school board?
In any case, I would think they need a court order to do so.
And would it be with interest?
I'm sure $7 million fraud (or whatever they charge you with) will be a more severe punishment than whatever you manage to buy with the cash.
Currently, my daily dca would not even be close to my daily cash limit. I'd take any extra sats I can get - anyway, you probably wouldn't hit 7mil before either the bank or the school board clues in.
I'd be surprised if there were any way to get away with the whole pot.
There might be no better way than just going in and making a wire transfer
Perhaps, but then don't you risk losing it all? (Slow and steady wins the race)
Not a 'professional,' but maybe this cpuld work?
Withdraw the daily cash limit from the bank atm and buy Bitcoin at a no-kyc bitcoin ATM (carefully) .
Do this until they notice and then claim you lost it all gambling. Possibly you could research one of those janky indigenous casinos and say you lost it all there (assuming their security protocol is a bit more lax - which maybe it's not I have no idea.)
Totally.
Personally, I don't mind printing them, as I may do for an upcoming meetup.
However, I'd love to have an original pressing of the inaugural issue, if only for the reason of seeing how much better @plebpoet 's are than mine.
I also wonder... what's to distinguish this from a replica that I print at home? Just the 'pressing number'?
Also, no international shipping?
You might get some push back on question 2.
Regretful and disappointed are pretty similar and they're hard to distinguish given the context
His laziness will probably continue to be a burden for his parent and the collective, a mix of both.
It's a frustrating dillema.
103 sats \ 1 reply \ @unschooled 31 Mar \ parent \ on: Who could Bitcoin builders be serving better? bitcoin
not a real problem there to be solved.
Could transferring their money across geographical borders for fractions of cents be a strong enough incentive for some folks?
if they want to continue their traditions.
Yes, a strong if. It comes at the cost of maintaining social-cultural values.
But, no, probably a terrible idea and instead let's all go to learn a out equity, diversity and inclusion.
I know people like this, too.
The question I have is, should his laziness become the collective responsibility to sustain? Or should it remain a private matter?
The topic is fraught with emotion and, therefore, complexity, but in short, I think doling out social security unfairly puts the burden on the taxpayer when individual families actually bear much of the responsibility.
I think it was Song who pointed out that in the past, if you disgraced your family, you got disowned. Perhaps it created a stronger incentive to take responsibility for your life.