PaywallBuster

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by PaywallBuster 9d ago
Bitmain could produce and run all the bitcoin miners for themselves, but starting as a "startup" they need to raise funds to scale, hence selling to 3rd parties... even to date after scaling to millions of units sold
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by PaywallBuster 9d ago
This allows users to pace their subscription usage to last the whole week. I've had few weekends where I spend the full week credits over night then have nothing to do for a week
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by PaywallBuster 1mo ago
your personal site SSL cert expired 10 days ago btw
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by PaywallBuster 2mo ago
if I'm language agnostic, i'm not browsing package manager websites for software, i'm searching on github
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by PaywallBuster 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Interconnection > The Texas Interconnection is tied to the Eastern Interconnection with a 220 MW DC tie near Oklaunion, and a 600 MW DC tie near Monticello, and is tied to NERC (N
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Pitmaster – BBQ tending SIM game(pitmaster.gomes.workers.dev)
1 points by PaywallBuster 2mo ago|0 comments
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by PaywallBuster 5mo ago
You bought it once at X price, it's realized when you sell it, it's unrealized while "open" If they held it for 100 years and finally sold it, then profit/loss is realized now
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by PaywallBuster 7mo ago
i've been using chat gpt for 'chatting/questions' kind of things + snippets of code it's plenty good on free tier as soon as they start adding restrictions / raising prices / etc won't take long to lo
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by PaywallBuster 8mo ago
> 450 million and counting people would still prefer to live and work in the EU than anywhere else majority of population of any given country doesn't emigrate ever, even inside EU where it would be extremely easy
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by PaywallBuster 8mo ago
no :)
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by PaywallBuster 9mo ago
Comparison/benchmark to other alternatives?
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by PaywallBuster 11mo ago
Cambodia is also big player in money laundering (not only for these cambodia originated crimes) Also keep in mind all the bribes, all the money laundering mentioned in the article by the 100s of affiliated subsidiares of the criminal group
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by PaywallBuster 11mo ago
It's a small / under developed country the economy is not that big to start with :) GDP $49.8 Billion (nominal; 2025) Some examples https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/cambodia...
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by PaywallBuster 11mo ago
Direct link to the indictment https://www.justice.gov/usao-edny/pr/chairman-prince-group-i... Cambodia's specifically 30-50% of the economy can be directly attributed to scamming plus casinos This one of the
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by PaywallBuster 11mo ago
> dissuade the public from digital currency. Did you read the article? The reason to move to ECB would be for ECB garanteed deposits, which many could find safer than their local bank > Flight to safety would see 13 banks out of cash
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Fortunate Sons: How Trump Admin Children Are Earning Billions(whalehunting.projectbrazen.com)
10 points by PaywallBuster 11mo ago|0 comments
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
slides https://archive.fosdem.org/2025/events/attachments/fosdem-20...
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
> By July, 3 million accounts have been closed this wasn't a swift action overnight they could be blocking this many accounts on a yearly basis just from scam reports at the police station or more which seems to be the case recently
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
that doesn't account for personal income tax
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
> Though the next steps are planned, uncertainties in the team's scientific funding have put them on hold take my money!
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
personally Hetzner SX295 that has 14x 22 TB on a ZFS setup It ingests 70k lines per second without a sweat reads are just as fast
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
this ASN is also popular among most VPN providers so you block this ASN and you could possibly remove a lot of abuse I've done it at work, this is on a blacklist of ASNs that require "extra" authentication
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
This would help mega projects in middle east all the labor is imported from abroad and live in miserable conditions, no unions or paperwork, just lots of earthworks to be done
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
When they say global warming is killing fishing population, and avoid talking about the real problem - a huge ghost fleet using environmental devastating methods of fishing all over the planet
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
good use case for bitcoin mining? - lots of cheap power - deploy 100s of ASICs, let each of them fail as they go
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
You can find situation like this in twitter a lot It's a shame that it's too good to be true, until you get blocked and then it takes weeks/months to get the account back Certainty can't trust one single institution to h
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
They already increased price from $5 to $6 sometime ago Financial statements indicate they selling services at 50% margin, but all the extra sales/admin/R&D add up to a loss They could cut all of that I guess, it's not li
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
Backblaze business is 50% object storage (from financial statements) That's where Wasabi is taking customers
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Backblaze: Mounting Losses, Lawsuits, Sham Accounting, Insider Selling(morpheus-research.com)
271 points by PaywallBuster 1y ago|162 comments
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
tl;dr this is activist short seller report/investigation, some of the points made: - never been profitable - execs selling aggressively - loosing customers to Wasabi - accused of cooking the books - being sued by former execs for anti

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