anonymous5133

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by anonymous5133 7y ago
As far as i know TU wasn't a scam. It was simply a real estate focused program.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Couldn't that be dealt with in a private court?
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
How hard is it to register and what exactlty are the requirements or rules you must follow?
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
The overall statement is a fallacy, correlation does not imply causation. There are plenty of good investment opportunities out there, the truth is that you need to find them yourself. The next big companies in the world are purely in their
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Cryptocurrencies add value to the economy. At the very least, it is a way for people to hold value into the future and plays a similar role to gold. Other cryptocurrencies can be used to buy/sell stuff.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
For me personally, I stopped posting to my wall simply because I felt like it was a waste of time. Very few people actually liked it or responded to it, so why bother? Also the wall is now flooded with "sponsored content" which is
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
All of that could be covered in a seperate course. I think the author could probably conclude this html/css course by saying to learn all of those things you mentioned to put the website online.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
New scams have been sending fake letters claiming to be from the irs.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Don't use any exchange to begin with.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Also with the crypto->crypto trades there are many exchanges that don't track anything. There are some that are completely decentralized and work based on using smart contracts. Who knows how the IRS is going to tackle that issue. I
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
It's completely useless basically, unless you are paying online for something. For day-to-day purchases, it seems most people are just buying gift cards with their BTC. That seems to get the job done very effectively. Also keep in mind
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Exactly. It falls in line with similar to "don't talk to the police". Just keep quiet. This applies to everything when dealing with any government agency. The government is not your friend.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
I have a friend who specifically makes content for young children. He is an animator but specifically makes content for young children. I asked him why he makes this content and he essentially summed it up as: 1) young children are more lik
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Soft skills - how to deal with anxiety, stress and how to stop procrastinating such that is causes problems down the road.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
second this one
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Let's just say you're not the first one to think of that "bright" idea. People running on VM and behind a proxy are easy to detect so you don't get paid for it.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Yes. The impact is so significant that scientists refer to as the "carbon timebomb".
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
If it was such a great investment, wouldn't everyone be running to install it more or less? I live in Southern California (prime location for solar) and so far by my calculations, it does not make economic sense to install the panels.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
100% agree. I was looking at buying a new home out here in Southern California. The new trend is "solar" on the homes....but the problem is that you don't own the solar when you buy the home. Instead you sign a contract with
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Exactly. The biggest mistake people can make is to assume that just because you would do it a different way....that automatically means everyone else would do the same. Not the case. Obvious example is pretty much everything on amazon is ma
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
This has been happening lately in my area of Orange County, CA. There is an investor here who has been buying up single family residences with large backyards and then the investor puts these "granny flats" in the backyard to rent
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
I've read the indictment and here are my comments on it: 1. Stop using google and related services. They log all your data forever (keyword searches). The FBI/governments are now going to google to get this data to use for investi
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Using a bitcoin washing service and then sending the proceeds from the bitcoin transactions to your bank account is not exactly trying to conceal the activity.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
11) Learn proper research skills so you can continually be finding better solutions to problems encountered in your work/projects.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Technological progress will not stop because some people abuse the technology.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
From what I understand, right now these projects are working on the backbone of the systems. In the future, other developers will be able to create services on top of these platforms to resell the storage space. So maybe someone will have a
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
All data is encrypted automatically before it is uploaded to the network. It is impossible for individual hosting nodes to see what is being stored.
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
You can use storj to host your files without using blockchain. I think they accept credit cards directly. Also storj is doing a lot to make sure only reliable hosts are allowed to continue to operate on the network. If you aren't serio
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
Not sure how many people know this but you can use a service like privacy.com to get burner credit card numbers. For example, you can create a burner credit card number that only works one time or has a specific spend limit (like $20 per tr
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by anonymous5133 7y ago
It needs an "upvote" or "downvote" button so people can filter out the better videos that others should watch.

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