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Hosting the server (synapse) yourself takes about 15 minutes to setup.
I highly recommend it.
This is why I (almost) never comment online. Too many idiots posing as experts.
(No where did I say Tulips)
This is actually bubble #4. Here's an analysis of the previous 3: https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@huku/bitcoin-bubbles-a-brief-hi...
Stop comparing Bitcoin to flowers. It's not even close to the same thing.
These sites also cater to the leaks scene. Every single hot album to drop recently was leaked 24-72 hours before dropping on "official" sources like Spotify. This makes even those people that have Spotify accounts look for MP3s.
You can also buy fiat currency (dollars, euro, yen).
It's odd..... you write down an opinion and people make all these ideological assumptions.
Maybe just chill the fuck out for two seconds and be a little bit introspective on why you get so mad when a stranger speaks his or her mind?
I recently bought a GTX 1080 TI with USD
Amazon wanted to charge me 7%. Newegg charged me no state tax.
Which do you think I went with?
Like our president said.
> "I'm smart for not paying taxes." - The president Source: https://www.cnn.com/2016/09/26/politics/donald-trump-federal...
This is also why people shop in Delaware. I wonder how many of those people reported their purchases to Pennsylvania.
Now all of a sudden I have to pay tax on something I already own? Seems like the government is double dipping. After all I already paid tax on the hardware, the internet connection, the electricity, and countless other market products that allowed me to mine said coin.
I have a couple of choices now.
I can either sign up for Coinbase and sell it and kiss 15% of it good bye or I can go on Newegg and buy stuff directly with Bitcoin.... or go to a bitcoin meetup and sell with cash in-person..... or go on vacation in Europe and get Euro and again keep it off the books.
Which do you think I'm gonna end up doing?
PS: My address has never been tied to an IRL transaction.
PPS: God damn it's easy to troll HN. More salt than the dead sea.
Meanwhile 10 minutes away at Temple University you have 2 hour lines at polling close. If the dems want to win PA they need to get their voting district shit together in the city.
It would not have made much off a difference. The spread in the entire state was about 90k but when I saw the lines at the universities it made me wonder about the entire state.
I used to live in the suburbs of Philadelphia in a new "rich" neighborhood and the lines there are usually 15-30 minutes. Granted the population there doesn't fluctuate much.
By the way you can get a custom rom from here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/development
The 6P offers me:
- Aluminum case.
- 1080p screen
- 4K video recording
- Slow-motion video recording @ 1080p 240fps
- 12.3MP single shot
- A good enough CPU for lag free web browsing, spotify, snapchat, instagram, etc.
Why the fuck would I pay $700+ for a new phone for marginal improvements???
The default experience is simply just that. No frills. No skins. Just Google apps. What exactly did they pull from HTC or Samsung that is now in the Gapps package?
Android comes without Google apps as well. Gapps package installs Gmail, Maps, etc but not much in the way of frills.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06Y2YYS2L/ref=oh_aui_deta... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AWIPITS/ref=oh_aui_deta...
They work just fine at the gym, at home, and at work but when in a crowded public space the cutting in/out is consistent.
I can't stand the current state of the industry. New phones cost more but offer little in terms of value. They also look like trash. Who actually thought it was a good idea to make a flag ship phone have a two tone plastic case?
I'll be sticking to my aluminum cased 6P for a while. I'm also likely to get it again when this one finally dies. There's absolutely nothing that makes me want a Samsung or a Google branded Android phone right now.
Americans will never understand. Our parents stood in breadlines. We are making six figures in America.
It's not about wealth. It's about a culture that respects hard work, education, and opportunity.