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patriksvensson
1y ago
Reporting same bug, on Google Pixel 8.
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patriksvensson
2y ago
Interesting: Despite Haraguchi's efforts and detailed documentation, the Guinness World Records have not yet accepted any of his records set.
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patriksvensson
2y ago
https://payload.de/data/ https://ultrasound.money
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patriksvensson
3y ago
It's running proof of stake, successfully for over 512 days! Uses validators instead of mining, the power footprint of the ENTIRE network was reduced by 99.995%. Crypto isn't power inefficient, BITCOIN MINING is power inefficient.
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patriksvensson
3y ago
L1 (Ethereum Mainnet) fees spike that high, L1 is the highest secure layer of the network and inherently higher price during peak usage. Pick a flavour of L2 of your choice and enjoy cents per transaction. See prices here https:/&#x
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patriksvensson
3y ago
Stop spreading FUD about Ethereum (SOL and EOS, valid). Ethereum shares the same philosophy of ensuring that clients are capable of being used on lower end hardware to ensure diversity of nodes. Ethereum nodes can and are being run on Raspb
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patriksvensson
3y ago
I've been doing Google Takeout backups to Synology for a while. Curious is you or any other users have an automated way to do this instead? So an automated way to backup Google Photos to Synology.
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patriksvensson
3y ago
96%, 3 perfect!!
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patriksvensson
4y ago
Correct, the plan is to scale to that level but currently is not doing that. The current L1 (Ethereum Mainnet) + L2 combined TPS can be seen here https://ethtps.info/ Important to note that Ethereum embraces the idea that
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patriksvensson
4y ago
I suggest checking the /r/ethstaker/ ( https://www.reddit.com/r/ethstaker/ ) community if you are interested in staking. I've been staking from genesis block and has required very little upkeep.
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patriksvensson
4y ago
See Dark Forrest which I believe is the best example of a game, on Ethereum, which is crypto native. https://blog.zkga.me/announcing-darkforest
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patriksvensson
4y ago
This seems resolved. Attribution toggles open when its loaded now.
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Arbitrum is now live on Ethereum mainnet
(offchain.medium.com)
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5y ago
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patriksvensson
5y ago
"Jake lost millions of pounds trading cryptocurrencies. " Gambled it away. Not crypto's fault.
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patriksvensson
6y ago
Honest question: Have you calculated your profits now VS what your profits would have been if those same $$ purchased the cryptocurrency of your choice on the day you bought the cards instead? Which would have been more profitable (taking
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patriksvensson
6y ago
Interesting, that IS slightly better than I expected, at least for Ethereum. So if we treat each block being found as a lottery "ticket" and that solo miner with a 5700xt on average can expect to mine a block ("win the lotter
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6y ago
Correct, mining in a pool you are guaranteed your fair share of the mining (minus admin fee from the pool operators). Even if you never mine a single block, you get your fair share of the mined blocks by the pool. If you were to mine by yo
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6y ago
I donated!
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6y ago
The wallet address is: 1HQ3Go3ggs8pFnXuHVHRytPCq5fGG8Hbhx More information on the wallet found here: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1HQ3Go3ggs8pFnXuHVHRy...