freeloop3

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by freeloop3 9y ago
Where is the rest of the movement, then? Why not pick a big bag of sand and place it on your back, walk around with it, and set it back down again? Wouldn't our ancestors carry far less, maybe max 90kg, then people do today? It doesnt
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by freeloop3 9y ago
This article doesn't really make a case in my opinion. The only two justifications seem to be: > So if a joint doesn’t go through its full range—if the hips and knees never go past 90 degrees—the body says ‘I’m not being used’ and s
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by freeloop3 9y ago
As the article states: > At best, we might undertake ［squatting］ during Crossfit, pilates or while lifting at the gym, but only partially and often with weights (a repetitive maneuver that’s hard to imagine being useful 2.5 million years
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by freeloop3 9y ago
Also, I'd recommend picking up a kettlebell. Plenty of videos on YouTube with workouts you can follow.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
Check out https://firecalc.com for a great utility to estimate what you need to retire on.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
> Reality is nobody cares about you in the (semi-)public. Unless you of cause go really crazy. A few people have been saying that. But, how can you possibly know? It sounds like a platitude one tells themselves in order to not feel self-
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by freeloop3 9y ago
Why not kill yourself when you get too old to wash/feed yourself? I'm being serious. I've asked myself that many times and can't find a good reason why not.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
What racist slurs?
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by freeloop3 9y ago
How is he openly racist? Because he wants to secure our borders?
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by freeloop3 9y ago
Freeze any address they like. Freeze the entire network, preventing any transaction from going through, by mining empty blocks.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
All you did was wave your hands here. What trade off? What subtle disadvantages? What in PoS is weaker than PoW? You assert these things exist without going into any of them. PoS is very new and complex and there are many differences betwee
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by freeloop3 9y ago
It doesn't matter if you own crypto or not. The mere existence of it creates a threat for every relatively rich person out there. They can simply coerce your family to buy bitcoin and give them some, on threat that they kill you.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
And then what? The criminals will simply tell Coca cola to send it again and be more quiet about it this time.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
I don't think it would help much. If someone is considering whether to drive to an event or get a ride, a coupon isn't going to sway them. They may want to show off their new car, or have the ability to take someone home with them
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by freeloop3 9y ago
Yea, but after watching a TV show for 5 hours, you begin to miss all the details and are just satisfying a craving at that point. You are ruining the art by overexposure.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
It's even lonelier when you post to a site intended for people who are alone and your post is silently rejected.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
It actually went up some. This was in June. Market volatility was still quite high back then.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
I've sold and transferred over $800k of cryptocurrencies to a US bank over the course of 3 days. I could probably have done it faster if I tried. This was through Gemini.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
99%
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by freeloop3 9y ago
No, I bought in 2013 for $10k at about $7 per BTC. I had about a $300k net worth at the time, so it seemed like a good play. Periodically sold and distributed into several alt coins over the years (eth, dash, monero, bitshares, etc.). I cou
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by freeloop3 9y ago
I made $3 million :)
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by freeloop3 9y ago
The world is being fractured right now into too many individual groups. It used to be that if you strayed to far from the opinions of your peers, you would be isolated, and forced to come back to the center. This restricted freedom, but all
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by freeloop3 9y ago
You didn't address my argument about alt coins taking over the top spot in such a scenario. When you say converge relatively quickly, relatively to what? How many days, weeks, months are we talking about? In that period of time where n
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by freeloop3 9y ago
It's a lot more complicated than that. Suppose the miners did go MAD, and refused to accept any txns. How many days, weeks or months before the bitcoin users can decide on and implement a new hash algorithm? And with several other coin
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by freeloop3 9y ago
He'd pay taxes as if he sold at fair market value. This scenario has occurred time and time again when someone acquires a lot of wealth through investment. His best option would probably be to create an irrevocable trust which pays him
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by freeloop3 9y ago
They can block transactions they don't like by refusing to put them into blocks. They can mine any competing fork with all empty blocks so transactions never confirm.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
I meant that from looking at the character you can't determine how to pronouce it
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by freeloop3 9y ago
Chinese has symbols which do not correspond to pronunciation. Each symbol represents a syllable and there are no spaces between words and no capital / lowercase. IT WOULD BE SIM A LER TO LEARN ING ENG LISH WRIT TEN LIKE THIS.
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by freeloop3 9y ago
Why not hunt down Jeff Bezos then? And coerece his relatives to buy bitcoin and give it to them?
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by freeloop3 9y ago
http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/16079/airliners-and-f-1... In the story they said they were having a hard time tracking it with radar

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