

Oh ok I guess that makes it ok that they outright lied to regulators then


Oh ok I guess that makes it ok that they outright lied to regulators then
the inherent knowing-that-you-don’t-know.
Something that the boomer generation is notoriously shit at
I’ve been using Bazzite for a couple of years now and it’s great. Almost boring how stable it is.
And I access the AUR with an Arch distrobox if I need to


Way ahead of you


and partly because it is often difficult to establish causal links.
In other words, “there is no causal link”


I use it, I just tip way more than anyone else in my area tips. Mostly out of guilt, partially out of solidarity for the working person. I like to think my order at bumps that avg hourly rate up at bit.


Game is so intense. I really like the way it does inventory though


Why do people still play this game??


I’ve been running it on my laptop for months and it’s been a fantastic experience


I said “if they’re correct.”
I don’t fucking know what law.


Well I was referring more to things like Monero, not NFTs…


I guess it might vary depending on how much we’re talking… If they’re correct that credit card companies are requried by law and banks are not, then I can imagine a bank deciding to refuse to refund a purchase if they feel as if it’s too much money. At which point, it becomes much more of a hassle (lawyers getting involved, etc.) to get the money back.


Don’t most debit cards (the ones that have the “Visa” logo) get processed as credit cards online anyway? Unless you’re entering your pin number (which, I would highly advise against ever doing on the internet), then it is processed as a Visa purchase.
Or is that only at the point of sale?


Not necessarily. As another user noted, zero-knowledge proofs might be able to be used to anonymously age-verify people, if done correctly.


Zero Knowledge proofs are so fucking cool.
Say what you will about crypto in general, but the math behind some of the stuff is just so elegant.


I’ve been using Bazzite on my main laptop as well and it’s fantastic.
I even found out that you can create a steamOS distrobox. No real need to use it, but thought that was cool.


Just get rid of Windows completely so the crutch isn’t there. Use a Windows VM if you absolutely need to.


KDE these days is better at being Windows than Windows. Dunno how long it’s been since you’ve used it (or how much/little you tinkered with it)


Seems like you might be the one who needs to get out of the house…
Shit man, I’ll run GrapheneOS and use a fucking checkbook to manually keep track of my finances before doing some shit like in the OP