No, cryptocurrencies are open source and some of them are using tons of energy to create more coins to keep the cryptocurrencies networks running, other use no more energy than banks or credit card networks.
Once you have cryptocurrencies, only then can you exchange them for "funbux" to pay your landlord, your electric bill, your groceries, etc.
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No, cryptocurrencies are open source and some of them are using tons of energy to create more coins to keep the cryptocurrencies networks running, other use no more energy than banks or credit card networks.
Once you have cryptocurrencies, only then can you exchange them for "funbux" to pay your landlord, your electric bill, your groceries, etc.
What you're saying is that 84 accounts took a bit of a tumbl?
There's always the Raspberry Pi Zero W.
It's not, at least according to coingecko.com
That's not a ruby you dumbass, that's a rock!
This is a ruby!
And how does that make you feel? - Commander Deanna Troi
Oh, look at me, I'm a sensitive male! - Posted by SensitiveMale
Somebody call the grammar police!
Stop storing your files on someone else's servers!
What people need is a cheaper MacBook Air. Fuck retina displays, fuck USB-C-only ports and fuck those weak-ass lame butterfly keyboards.
It's about having enough movies worth watching at all.
Instructions unclear, sold all my socks.
Let's just hope Tesla won't start removing doors on their cars in 10 years.
So... after doing #DeleteFacebook we start a Facebook page about deleting Twitter accounts?
I'll go build my own Facebook, with blackjack... and hookers!
Unfortunately, this new technique is still vulnerable to Cryptographic Core Computing Processing Overload.
Thanks, I was about to post that quote.
It still goes back to the difference between unlimited data and advertised speeds.
Also, AFAIK data isn't free for ISPs either - although I did read their cost is like 1/100 or 1/1000 of what they charge us.
It is IMPOSSIBLE to let everyone download unlimited data at 10Mbps all the time - IT IS PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE.
Also, the plan is probably called "10Mbps, unlimited data" or some shit. In my example the comma is there for a reason.
You can hate the marketing departments all you want, but it won't change hardware limitations of the networks, whatever ISP you're using.
Even with throttling, it's still unlimited data.
It's not called unlimited data at the maximum speed 24/7 as if you were the only person on the planet plan.
Why isn't it called ASVFOSTA?
And what's with "SESTA", where does that come from? Aren't acronyms supposed to be made of the first letter of each word of the thing?
If they're going to make their own rules about acronyms, then I'm going to make my own and call this bill "FIESTA" or "SIESTA".
Maybe because they feel the need to invent new words to own them and make sure older people don't understand them.
Maybe we should call them rebranders instead of millenials.
+5 million informative because you're aware that reality is different than what the SJW crowd wants
You have it backwards, my friend. Japanese titles start at the first page and american/european titles start at the last page.