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EternalUsenet

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    Comment #40139282

    This is why Bitcoin maxis are ultimately delusional. They think the world revolves around them and, no matter what happens, they will always be at the top.

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    Comment #39485607

    I do, because people online tend to flex about things that seem like really tall tales. Someone who held on this long is exceptionally rare in the first place, and I like when some…

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    Comment #39485402

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    Comment #38773188

    For some reason, I am unable to reply to the original thread I was on and I need to start another one here. Probably too far down the tree? At any rate, one consideration folks don…

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    Comment #38772861

    I never said entire retirement fund. Way to put words in my mouth. I mean having access to this at all is going to allow degenerate gamblers to have an avenue to spend on BTC and t…

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    Comment #38772686

    I can’t imagine why I would want to purchase BTC on a vehicle intended for retirement savings. This is absolutely asinine to me and I see so many people losing their shirts and cou…

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    Comment #38772582

    You’re right. Having perspective can be very healthy, especially if one lives in a first world bubble like me.

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    Comment #38772557

    The ETF angle makes no sense to me. An ETF is designed to be based against a basket of securities. A bitcoin ETF seems really pointless. Why not just gamble on the token itself? I …

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    Comment #38772435

    Just as a friendly reminder, if you bought any major crypto when Matt Damon told you “Fortune favors the brave”, you’re still technically down on your initial purchase. This is pro…

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    Comment #38754734

    This is a very profound piece of wisdom. There are times where I dwell on how I should have invested my money a decade ago and wish I made different choices before hitting my mid 3…

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    Comment #38643831

    Really was one of the best heists he ever pulled off in broad daylight. Probably should have left Coinbase in handcuffs, but I digress.

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    Comment #38643559

    And the sky is blue. News at 11. But in all seriousness, Coinbase is not a particularly ethical company. I still won’t forgive them for how they pulled off the insider trading and …

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    Comment #38617293

    Does anyone know if there is a quality map for where AT&T, Google Fiber, or Quantum Fiber services are available for the Phoenix Metro area? I’m trying desperately to get off of Co…

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    Comment #38438933

    That’s incredible. Does your printer offer SCSI?

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    Comment #38075551

    The 412? As in the Pittsburgh area?

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    Comment #38014114

    For those wondering. NuScale is refuting the Iceberg Research post from several days ago. https://iceberg-research.com/2023/10/19/nuscale-power-smr-a-...

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    Comment #37990472

    I do wonder if we will see these chips available for purchase to install in standard form factor ATX style systems? This is something I haven’t seen Arm crack into yet.

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    Comment #37085811

    Toshiba is actually pretty good in my book. I've yet to have a major failure in my NAS from Toshiba drives I procured over a few years ago.

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    Comment #36531929

    There is a workaround to this that is quite simple. Get a prepaid visa gift card. You can make up whatever nonsense info you want on those and pair that with the subscription. Then…

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    Comment #36531900

    This seems quite unnecessary and over-complicated. Trust me, Google will have you tracked one way or the other, so it might be better to just grab a prepaid visa gift card for your…