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Comment #32399638
In what way has 'the media' pushed crypto is bad? Seems like every celebrity and talk show host was pushing NFT's, be it Kardasians, Kimmel, Fallon, even Bill Murray released a col…
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Comment #32323330
Trololol PoolTogether is literally a lottery scheme. How is that in anyway innovative and new? Looks like another polished scam to take advantage of ignorant users, or 'degens' in …
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Comment #32322310
I hate when crypto bros assume 'we don't get it'. I wasted a year of my life working for a crypto company, I've actually committed code to Ethereum through the Geth project. I lear…
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Comment #32097715
I'll take you up on that challenge. I can open open up my Wells Fargo app and initiate a wire transfer within 5 minutes. In fact, I sent $1000 to a home contractors bank account ea…
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Comment #31583492
My remote org had an onsite this past week. I forgot how much I hate 'socializing' and how useless water cooler talk is. They tried their best to make it enjoyable but I am so much…
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Comment #31448798
Washing my truck and mowing the lawn.
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Comment #31411586
My NAS has a torrent downloading software and an app for my Samsung TV. I just visit my local network web address, add the torrent in the NAS dashboard, and am able to play it from…
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Comment #31411479
I worked at a security consulting firm that had an 8 GPU password cracking rig. Teams would be able to send it hashes obtained during assessments/red teams and try to discover pass…
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Comment #30945936
Wow you just listed every reason of why I dislike living in Texas.
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Comment #30935500
>I know biometric data is intrisically secure. I work in security (at a crypto/web3 company!) and the opposite line of thought prevails in the field, most security experts argue th…
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Comment #30924038
The vast majority of tech offices are in Soma with some in Financial district. There are literally tens of thousands of pedestrians and tourists walking around and workers going to…
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Comment #30378995
Texas is very diverse. I was born in El Paso in west Texas where my high school peers making $70k can still buy a house and support a stay at home parent. Median home price is $182…
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Comment #29816358
I live in Texas and this happens all the time. Here is a case that happened last month over a parking spot. https://spectrumlocalnews.com/tx/south-texas-el-paso/news/20...
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Comment #29408130
>this is how literally the entire labor market works except for the mystical bottom that the government feels they have to be involved in. Several replies are addressing your wrong…
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Comment #29279232
Try an indica strain, they are grown for the full-body effects, increasing deep relaxation, and reducing insomnia. The effects you are describing are those of sativa strains, know …
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Comment #29098313
I have friends that joke that Crypto was introduced by alien lifeforms or time travelers as a way to burn our environment down before reaching Stage 2 of the Kardashev scale[0]. Hu…
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Comment #28987935
A bunch of great answers. I've been in offensive security for ~10 years now and am a staff at one of these billion dollar SV tech companies now. If you want to do pentesting (thoug…
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Comment #28789751
This makes me think of my grandfather, a master mason who worked with thousands of other masons to build large parts of my city. That skillset is nearly forgotten. Sure there are g…
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Comment #28371121
I'm from Central texas, own 50 acres in the hill country and own several ar-15's. This guy is delusional, no one is shooting 30-50 hogs on their property. I only read the first few…
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Comment #28133061
My coworker had a breathalyzer. Kombucha and mouthwash would pretty easily trigger the alarm. But the text makes it seem like they would position cameras toward your face and do an…
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Comment #28120919
I'm in a traditionally mexican east Austin neighborhood. I used to see a lot of houses bought by techies. Yes it was 'gentrification', but at least they lived in them and often eve…
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Comment #27859402
Do you live in Houston? Yes you can get a home for that in the far flung suburbs, but nowhere near the core city with the cool restaurants and museums Houston is known for. Inside …
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Comment #27848830
In Texas we need $50k a year for the property taxes on that $2M home.
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Comment #27521702
I agree with OP. I started off my career at a derivatives trading firm in NYC. There were thousands of other firms making billions of dollars doing the same thing for even more eso…
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Comment #27315703
Many others have noted HSBC which actually created special cash delivery booths in Mexico but earlier this year Australian banks were caught laundering nearly $500million in illega…