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AceMos 12/22/21 9:09:41 PM #1:	https://twitter.com/MNateShyamalan/status/1473708801777938440 and because these cryptoidiots dont want any regulation or the like guess what the law wont even investigate as they legally have no value --- 3 things 1. i am female 2. i havea msucle probelm its hard for me to typ well 3.does her janpuu dance <cite>AceMos posted [p:961142258] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>https://twitter.com/MNateShyamalan/status/1473708801777938440 and because these cryptoidiots dont want any regulation or the like guess what the law wont even investigate as they legally have no value </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Irony 12/22/21 9:09:53 PM #2:	This is a weird gimmick --- I am Mogar, God of Irony and The Devourer of Topics. <cite>Irony posted [p:961142265] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>This is a weird gimmick </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gunplagirl 12/22/21 9:15:32 PM #3:	Holy shit if it was really that, it would be amazing. Figuratively fucked by a fuck toy. --- tfw no big tiddy goth vampire gf who lactates blood - viewmaster_pi <cite>gunplagirl posted [p:961142378] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Holy shit if it was really that, it would be amazing. Figuratively fucked by a fuck toy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Flockaveli 12/22/21 9:16:40 PM #4:	Nice Fuckable Theft --- The Handsomest Man in O-Town. <cite>Flockaveli posted [p:961142397] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Nice Fuckable Theft </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mistere Man 12/22/21 9:17:15 PM #5:	Well thats a new way to get fucked by a dildo. --- Water+Fall=Radiation. <cite>Mistere Man posted [p:961142412] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Well thats a new way to get fucked by a dildo. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kami_no_Kami 12/22/21 9:17:55 PM #6:	How could it penetrate their firewall? <cite>Kami_no_Kami posted [p:961142434] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>How could it penetrate their firewall? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AldousIsDead 12/22/21 9:17:55 PM #7:	https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=euI3v2jpTlI --- In simplicity, utility. Through utility, simplicity. <cite>AldousIsDead posted [p:961142435] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=euI3v2jpTlI </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 12/22/21 9:19:01 PM #8:	Kami_no_Kami posted... How could it penetrate their firewall? must not have been using protection --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:961142462] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Kami_no_Kami posted... </cite> <quote>How could it penetrate their firewall?</quote> must not have been using protection </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pogo_rabid 12/22/21 9:23:20 PM #9:	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_noey_NmZV0 --- Ryzen 3800x, 6900XT, 32 gig, 970pro, Asus Strix x570-E FC: SW-8431-3263-1243 <cite>pogo_rabid posted [p:961142560] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_noey_NmZV0 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rexcrk 12/22/21 9:32:09 PM #10:	Oh no! Anyway --- Tell my tale to those who ask. Tell it truly, the ill deeds, along with the good, and let me be judged accordingly. The rest... is silence. <cite>rexcrk posted [p:961142761] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Oh no! Anyway </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Chortlez 12/22/21 10:07:43 PM #12:	pogo_rabid posted... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_noey_NmZV0 This video is equivalent to a 2013 BTC blast article. They're looking at what's happening now and think that's all it can be and not understanding the potential for the massive use cases the technology offers. A couple years back on 4chan, there was a thread discussing making a site specifically for Chainlink hodlers who have amassed a certain amount of Chainlink tokens. After auditing, and tons of flaming and bickering, we (or rather one anon) created a 2chan-esque site where 1000 Link was the initial barrier (the price was probably around $0.45 at the time so that was $450 back then as opposed to ~$20K now). All you had to do was connect your web3 wallet and the site would check your balance and you'd receive permission to view the site. This was a massive use case. No need for a backend to check passwords and create and verify accounts. Anyone from anywhere could log in provided they had the credentials, the networth with that designated asset. Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully realized. The first digital assets of their form. NFTs is an extension from digitizing currency to creating a digital representation of basically ANYTHING. Property, identity, reputation, assets, or what have you. For that example I posted above, there was also a private board for those who owned 10K or more Link but most ignored it because no one wanted to hold 10K Link in a hot wallet to log to a site they didn't trust. NFTs would be a safer mode to connect. Have a mechanism that generates an NFT that proves you owned X amount at X time. Or a dynamic NFT that checks X,Y, and Z wallets that you own to verify you continue to own the minimum threshold of an asset. This NFT verifies your identity in this context. Now extend this to representation for anything else. In fact, here's a nice write up of what one writer is using NFTs for, as access to his research articles and community. https://twitter.com/CroissantEth/status/1473534267317792770?s=20 When you're looking into these emerging technologies, do remember that these take years to unfold and gain adoption if they're the winners. The bitcoin took over a decade to get to where it is now. Ethereum was only released in 2015 and was conceptualized only a couple years before by cyperpunks obsessed with the BTC but couldn't do all the things they wanted to do on the BTC platform due to its limitations. In 2017 it took off due to the ICO craze but those projects didn't amount to much, in comparison to 2020 where we have legitimate decentralized financial products, a full on profitable industry, that are making the traditional financial industry sweat. <cite>Chortlez posted [p:961143537] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>pogo_rabid posted...</cite> <quote>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_noey_NmZV0</quote> This video is equivalent to a 2013 BTC blast article. They're looking at what's happening now and think that's all it can be and not understanding the potential for the massive use cases the technology offers. A couple years back on 4chan, there was a thread discussing making a site specifically for Chainlink hodlers who have amassed a certain amount of Chainlink tokens. After auditing, and tons of flaming and bickering, we (or rather one anon) created a 2chan-esque site where 1000 Link was the initial barrier (the price was probably around $0.45 at the time so that was $450 back then as opposed to ~$20K now). All you had to do was connect your web3 wallet and the site would check your balance and you'd receive permission to view the site. This was a massive use case. No need for a backend to check passwords and create and verify accounts. Anyone from anywhere could log in provided they had the credentials, the networth with that designated asset. Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully realized. The first digital assets of their form. NFTs is an extension from digitizing currency to creating a digital representation of basically ANYTHING. Property, identity, reputation, assets, or what have you. For that example I posted above, there was also a private board for those who owned 10K or more Link but most ignored it because no one wanted to hold 10K Link in a hot wallet to log to a site they didn't trust. NFTs would be a safer mode to connect. Have a mechanism that generates an NFT that proves you owned X amount at X time. Or a dynamic NFT that checks X,Y, and Z wallets that you own to verify you continue to own the minimum threshold of an asset. This NFT verifies your identity in this context. Now extend this to representation for anything else. In fact, here's a nice write up of what one writer is using NFTs for, as access to his research articles and community. https://twitter.com/CroissantEth/status/1473534267317792770?s=20 When you're looking into these emerging technologies, do remember that these take years to unfold and gain adoption if they're the winners. The bitcoin took over a decade to get to where it is now. Ethereum was only released in 2015 and was conceptualized only a couple years before by cyperpunks obsessed with the BTC but couldn't do all the things they wanted to do on the BTC platform due to its limitations. In 2017 it took off due to the ICO craze but those projects didn't amount to much, in comparison to 2020 where we have legitimate decentralized financial products, a full on profitable industry, that are making the traditional financial industry sweat.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AceMos 12/22/21 10:08:52 PM #13:	Chortlez posted... This video is equivalent to a 2013 BTC blast article. They're looking at what's happening now and think that's all it can be and not understanding the potential for the massive use cases the technology offers. A couple years back on 4chan, there was a thread discussing making a site specifically for Chainlink hodlers who have amassed a certain amount of Chainlink tokens. After auditing, and tons of flaming and bickering, we (or rather one anon) created a 2chan-esque site where 1000 Link was the initial barrier (the price was probably around $0.45 at the time so that was $450 back then as opposed to ~$20K now). All you had to do was connect your web3 wallet and the site would check your balance and you'd receive permission to view the site. This was a massive use case. No need for a backend to check passwords and create and verify accounts. Anyone from anywhere could log in provided they had the credentials, the networth with that designated asset. Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully realized. The first digital assets of their form. NFTs is an extension from digitizing currency to creating a digital representation of basically ANYTHING. Property, identity, reputation, assets, or what have you. For that example I posted above, there was also a private board for those who owned 10K or more Link but most ignored it because no one wanted to hold 10K Link in a hot wallet to log to a site they didn't trust. NFTs would be a safer mode to connect. Have a mechanism that generates an NFT that proves you owned X amount at X time. Or a dynamic NFT that checks X,Y, and Z wallets that you own to verify you continue to own the minimum threshold of an asset. This NFT verifies your identity in this context. Now extend this to representation for anything else. In fact, here's a nice write up of what one writer is using NFTs for, as access to his research articles and community. https://twitter.com/CroissantEth/status/1473534267317792770?s=20 When you're looking into these emerging technologies, do remember that these take years to unfold and gain adoption if they're the winners. The bitcoin took over a decade to get to where it is now. Ethereum was only released in 2015 and was conceptualized only a couple years before by cyperpunks obsessed with the BTC but couldn't do all the things they wanted to do on the BTC platform due to its limitations. In 2017 it took off due to the ICO craze but those projects didn't amount to much, in comparison to 2020 where we have legitimate decentralized financial products, a full on profitable industry, that are making the traditional financial industry sweat. no one here is going to buy your tupaware pls take your MLM scam some where else --- 3 things 1. i am female 2. i havea msucle probelm its hard for me to typ well 3.does her janpuu dance <cite>AceMos posted [p:961143558] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Chortlez posted... </cite> <quote>This video is equivalent to a 2013 BTC blast article. They're looking at what's happening now and think that's all it can be and not understanding the potential for the massive use cases the technology offers. A couple years back on 4chan, there was a thread discussing making a site specifically for Chainlink hodlers who have amassed a certain amount of Chainlink tokens. After auditing, and tons of flaming and bickering, we (or rather one anon) created a 2chan-esque site where 1000 Link was the initial barrier (the price was probably around $0.45 at the time so that was $450 back then as opposed to ~$20K now). All you had to do was connect your web3 wallet and the site would check your balance and you'd receive permission to view the site. This was a massive use case. No need for a backend to check passwords and create and verify accounts. Anyone from anywhere could log in provided they had the credentials, the networth with that designated asset. Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully realized. The first digital assets of their form. NFTs is an extension from digitizing currency to creating a digital representation of basically ANYTHING. Property, identity, reputation, assets, or what have you. For that example I posted above, there was also a private board for those who owned 10K or more Link but most ignored it because no one wanted to hold 10K Link in a hot wallet to log to a site they didn't trust. NFTs would be a safer mode to connect. Have a mechanism that generates an NFT that proves you owned X amount at X time. Or a dynamic NFT that checks X,Y, and Z wallets that you own to verify you continue to own the minimum threshold of an asset. This NFT verifies your identity in this context. Now extend this to representation for anything else. In fact, here's a nice write up of what one writer is using NFTs for, as access to his research articles and community. https://twitter.com/CroissantEth/status/1473534267317792770?s=20 When you're looking into these emerging technologies, do remember that these take years to unfold and gain adoption if they're the winners. The bitcoin took over a decade to get to where it is now. Ethereum was only released in 2015 and was conceptualized only a couple years before by cyperpunks obsessed with the BTC but couldn't do all the things they wanted to do on the BTC platform due to its limitations. In 2017 it took off due to the ICO craze but those projects didn't amount to much, in comparison to 2020 where we have legitimate decentralized financial products, a full on profitable industry, that are making the traditional financial industry sweat.</quote>no one here is going to buy your tupaware pls take your MLM scam some where else </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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wackyteen 12/22/21 10:09:48 PM #15:	this topic was just going along and BAM wall o text --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:961143581] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>this topic was just going along and BAM wall o text </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Tyranthraxus 12/22/21 10:11:52 PM #17:	Chortlez posted... https://youtu.be/cuf6b5kkfSg --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://i.imgur.com/dQgC4kv.jpg <cite>Tyranthraxus posted [p:961143621] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Chortlez posted... </cite> <quote> </quote> https://youtu.be/cuf6b5kkfSg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
1337toothbrush 12/22/21 10:15:31 PM #18:	Chortlez posted... This video is equivalent to a 2013 BTC blast article. They're looking at what's happening now and think that's all it can be and not understanding the potential for the massive use cases the technology offers. A couple years back on 4chan, there was a thread discussing making a site specifically for Chainlink hodlers who have amassed a certain amount of Chainlink tokens. After auditing, and tons of flaming and bickering, we (or rather one anon) created a 2chan-esque site where 1000 Link was the initial barrier (the price was probably around $0.45 at the time so that was $450 back then as opposed to ~$20K now). All you had to do was connect your web3 wallet and the site would check your balance and you'd receive permission to view the site. This was a massive use case. No need for a backend to check passwords and create and verify accounts. Anyone from anywhere could log in provided they had the credentials, the networth with that designated asset. Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully realized. The first digital assets of their form. NFTs is an extension from digitizing currency to creating a digital representation of basically ANYTHING. Property, identity, reputation, assets, or what have you. For that example I posted above, there was also a private board for those who owned 10K or more Link but most ignored it because no one wanted to hold 10K Link in a hot wallet to log to a site they didn't trust. NFTs would be a safer mode to connect. Have a mechanism that generates an NFT that proves you owned X amount at X time. Or a dynamic NFT that checks X,Y, and Z wallets that you own to verify you continue to own the minimum threshold of an asset. This NFT verifies your identity in this context. Now extend this to representation for anything else. In fact, here's a nice write up of what one writer is using NFTs for, as access to his research articles and community. https://twitter.com/CroissantEth/status/1473534267317792770?s=20 When you're looking into these emerging technologies, do remember that these take years to unfold and gain adoption if they're the winners. The bitcoin took over a decade to get to where it is now. Ethereum was only released in 2015 and was conceptualized only a couple years before by cyperpunks obsessed with the BTC but couldn't do all the things they wanted to do on the BTC platform due to its limitations. In 2017 it took off due to the ICO craze but those projects didn't amount to much, in comparison to 2020 where we have legitimate decentralized financial products, a full on profitable industry, that are making the traditional financial industry sweat. And since 2013, BTC has amounted to fuck-all except even more gimmicks by "hodlers" hoping to rope in impressionable stupid fucks into thinking this dumb shit is actually going to go anywhere. Oh wow, you can connect your "web3" (bullshit term used by cryptoshills to make crypto seem like the future) wallet and the site will check only the amount that's in your wallet to let you in. Guess what also lets you do the exact same thing but even better? OAuth, which has been around in some form since before even bitcoin. Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully rehashed but made worse. The first massive hunk of shit of their form. NFTs is a piece of shit slapped onto the side of that hunk. Don't waste your time with any of these emerging turds. --- https://imgur.com/a/FU9H8 - http://i.imgur.com/ZkQRDsR.png - http://i.imgur.com/2x2gtgP.jpg <cite>1337toothbrush posted [p:961143705] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Chortlez posted... </cite> <quote>This video is equivalent to a 2013 BTC blast article. They're looking at what's happening now and think that's all it can be and not understanding the potential for the massive use cases the technology offers. A couple years back on 4chan, there was a thread discussing making a site specifically for Chainlink hodlers who have amassed a certain amount of Chainlink tokens. After auditing, and tons of flaming and bickering, we (or rather one anon) created a 2chan-esque site where 1000 Link was the initial barrier (the price was probably around $0.45 at the time so that was $450 back then as opposed to ~$20K now). All you had to do was connect your web3 wallet and the site would check your balance and you'd receive permission to view the site. This was a massive use case. No need for a backend to check passwords and create and verify accounts. Anyone from anywhere could log in provided they had the credentials, the networth with that designated asset. Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully realized. The first digital assets of their form. NFTs is an extension from digitizing currency to creating a digital representation of basically ANYTHING. Property, identity, reputation, assets, or what have you. For that example I posted above, there was also a private board for those who owned 10K or more Link but most ignored it because no one wanted to hold 10K Link in a hot wallet to log to a site they didn't trust. NFTs would be a safer mode to connect. Have a mechanism that generates an NFT that proves you owned X amount at X time. Or a dynamic NFT that checks X,Y, and Z wallets that you own to verify you continue to own the minimum threshold of an asset. This NFT verifies your identity in this context. Now extend this to representation for anything else. In fact, here's a nice write up of what one writer is using NFTs for, as access to his research articles and community. https://twitter.com/CroissantEth/status/1473534267317792770?s=20 When you're looking into these emerging technologies, do remember that these take years to unfold and gain adoption if they're the winners. The bitcoin took over a decade to get to where it is now. Ethereum was only released in 2015 and was conceptualized only a couple years before by cyperpunks obsessed with the BTC but couldn't do all the things they wanted to do on the BTC platform due to its limitations. In 2017 it took off due to the ICO craze but those projects didn't amount to much, in comparison to 2020 where we have legitimate decentralized financial products, a full on profitable industry, that are making the traditional financial industry sweat.</quote> And since 2013, BTC has amounted to fuck-all except even more gimmicks by "hodlers" hoping to rope in impressionable stupid fucks into thinking this dumb shit is actually going to go anywhere. Oh wow, you can connect your "web3" (bullshit term used by cryptoshills to make crypto seem like the future) wallet and the site will check only the amount that's in your wallet to let you in. Guess what also lets you do the exact same thing but even better? OAuth, which has been around in some form since before even bitcoin. Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully rehashed but made worse. The first massive hunk of shit of their form. NFTs is a piece of shit slapped onto the side of that hunk. Don't waste your time with any of these emerging turds. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VigorouslySwish 12/22/21 10:17:26 PM #19:	1337toothbrush posted... And since 2013, BTC has amounted to fuck-all except even more gimmicks by "hodlers" hoping to rope in impressionable stupid fucks into thinking this dumb shit is actually going to go anywhere. Oh wow, you can connect your "web3" (bullshit term used by cryptoshills to make crypto seem like the future) wallet and the site will check only the amount that's in your wallet to let you in. Guess what also lets you do the exact same thing but even better? OAuth, which has been around in some form since before even bitcoin. Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully rehashed but made worse. The first massive hunk of shit of their form. NFTs is a piece of shit slapped onto the side of that hunk. Don't waste your time with any of these emerging turds. bitcoin is a new-age bank, it will never be a daily currency cryptocurrency is a bad name for it --- i'm just some guy yellin' about apple sauce <cite>VigorouslySwish posted [p:961143749] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>1337toothbrush posted... </cite> <quote>And since 2013, BTC has amounted to fuck-all except even more gimmicks by "hodlers" hoping to rope in impressionable stupid fucks into thinking this dumb shit is actually going to go anywhere. Oh wow, you can connect your "web3" (bullshit term used by cryptoshills to make crypto seem like the future) wallet and the site will check only the amount that's in your wallet to let you in. Guess what also lets you do the exact same thing but even better? OAuth, which has been around in some form since before even bitcoin. Remember, cryptocurrencies are digital cash fully rehashed but made worse. The first massive hunk of shit of their form. NFTs is a piece of shit slapped onto the side of that hunk. Don't waste your time with any of these emerging turds.</quote> bitcoin is a new-age bank, it will never be a daily currency cryptocurrency is a bad name for it </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Master_Bass 12/22/21 10:18:53 PM #20:	Bring back the dildo jokes. This topic was great when people were doing that vs. That wall of text stuff I'm not reading. --- Many Bothans died to bring you this post. <cite>Master_Bass posted [p:961143772] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Bring back the dildo jokes. This topic was great when people were doing that vs. That wall of text stuff I'm not reading. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 12/22/21 10:19:47 PM #21:	Kami_no_Kami posted... How could it penetrate their firewall? By design --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:961143799] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Kami_no_Kami posted... </cite> <quote>How could it penetrate their firewall?</quote>By design </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AldousIsDead 12/22/21 10:30:18 PM #22:	Master_Bass posted... Bring back the dildo jokes. This topic was great when people were doing that vs. That wall of text stuff I'm not reading. Sorry, this is like cryptobro catnip, they just can't help themselves. --- In simplicity, utility. Through utility, simplicity. <cite>AldousIsDead posted [p:961144029] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Master_Bass posted... </cite> <quote>Bring back the dildo jokes. This topic was great when people were doing that vs. That wall of text stuff I'm not reading.</quote>Sorry, this is like cryptobro catnip, they just can't help themselves. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RyuForce 12/22/21 10:44:30 PM #23:	AldousIsDead posted... Sorry, this is like cryptobro catnip, they just can't help themselves. They are desperately trying to defend their practice now that people know you can be robbed by a mere sex toy. --- "Well, doesn't this just beat all?" ~ Rei, Breath of Fire III PSN: GojiraRising <cite>RyuForce posted [p:961144357] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>AldousIsDead posted... </cite> <quote>Sorry, this is like cryptobro catnip, they just can't help themselves.</quote> They are desperately trying to defend their practice now that people know you can be robbed by a mere sex toy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Notti 12/22/21 10:44:48 PM #24:	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZbbZUn_J1Y --- http://youtube.com/TheYoungTurks/videos Bernie>Biden>poo>Trump http://RightWingWatch.org http://reddit.com/r/BreadTube http://fb.me/OccupyDemocrats <cite>Notti posted [p:961144365] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZbbZUn_J1Y</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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AldousIsDead 12/22/21 10:56:33 PM #27:	[LFAQs-redacted-quote] This one is a pizzagater? --- In simplicity, utility. Through utility, simplicity. <cite>AldousIsDead posted [p:961144620] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote><cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> This one is a pizzagater? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kloe_Rinz 12/22/21 10:59:23 PM #28:	Decentralisation is good until you realise you have no central authority to turn to when you need help <cite>Kloe_Rinz posted [p:961144683] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Decentralisation is good until you realise you have no central authority to turn to when you need help </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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AldousIsDead 12/22/21 11:44:59 PM #30:	[LFAQs-redacted-quote] Noted. --- In simplicity, utility. Through utility, simplicity. <cite>AldousIsDead posted [p:961145666] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote><cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> Noted. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Trumpo 12/22/21 11:47:32 PM #31:	Metamask is trash <cite>Trumpo posted [p:961145712] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Metamask is trash </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
1337toothbrush 12/22/21 11:57:28 PM #32:	VigorouslySwish posted... bitcoin is a new-age bank, it will never be a daily currency cryptocurrency is a bad name for it It's new-age bunk. --- https://imgur.com/a/FU9H8 - http://i.imgur.com/ZkQRDsR.png - http://i.imgur.com/2x2gtgP.jpg <cite>1337toothbrush posted [p:961145889] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>VigorouslySwish posted... </cite> <quote>bitcoin is a new-age bank, it will never be a daily currency cryptocurrency is a bad name for it</quote>It's new-age bunk. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarthDemented 12/22/21 11:59:18 PM #33:	Grand theft fucktoy --- Paula Wood. My love, my life. 1980-2021 https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/76561198210788964/#sort=order <cite>DarthDemented posted [p:961145932] in dude had h... [t:79822331]...</cite> <quote>Grand theft fucktoy </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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