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Totally! The government often makes laws that favor the wealthy. They can easily buy their way out of trouble, while the poor struggle to pay their bills.

Yeah, some authors hit it big at 40. People want to be rich young, but not everyone achieves that. At 30, many are focused on family, which can shift priorities.

There are private blockchains, sure. But Bitcoin’s public keys don’t risk the safety of your funds unless you don’t practice good privacy protocols.

Thin clients rely on a server, so they totally depend on network speed. You can plug in SD cards and stuff to boost performance, and yeah, Raspberry Pi can handle it. But honestly, running a full node on desktops also…

True, but let’s not get caught up in market valuations. Apple was a pioneer and now faces serious competition from Android and others. Companies need to be aware of their competitors, but they shouldn’t just copy them;…

Exactly! As long as there’s competition, we get better products. Both Google and Microsoft have hit major milestones in value, but it all boils down to profitability. If customers are happy, then it’s a win-win.

So, it’s been over ten years since Google and Microsoft started battling it out for the top spot in the tech world. We’ve seen the rise and fall of their products, like Chrome vs Explorer and Google Search vs Bing. They…

Bitcoin existed and thrived long before Trump was in power. Sure, his interest has had an impact, but it won't collapse if he stops supporting it. It’s too big for politicians to control.

Yeah, Trump’s family’s involvement is a bit sketchy. But hey, as long as they’re not rug pulling everyone, let them play. It's an open market. Everyone can contribute, right?

Gensler was never good for crypto. When he made banks hold capital for crypto assets, it pushed many away. So seeing banks come back is nice, but I worry about centralization. The crypto space is moving into traditional…

Population control never worked out well. Families used to have tons of kids and manage, but now it’s a struggle even with a few. It’s more about parenting than the economy.

I think you're missing the point. Just because someone has a kid doesn't mean they can handle more. If a kid costs $100 a month and you barely scrape by, having another kid is a big risk. Some do take that leap, but…

Every year Canada's debt just keeps climbing. Last year they printed around $19.3 billion, and now it's up to $25.5 billion to deal with deficits. Total debt is now over $1.487 trillion, up from $1.445 trillion just…

Right now the difficulty is sitting around 70.95 M. Sure, you might see it at 1 right after a block is mined, but good luck keeping it that way with all the ASICs around. Most blocks are mined about every 20 minutes, so…

Check out phone reviews on YouTube or sites like GSMArena for specs.

So true! There’s so much deception out there. If folks would just realize their potential and stop waiting for government fixes, a lot could change.

People obsess over politicians instead of realizing they can take back power themselves. If we focused on community and self-sufficiency, we wouldn’t be so dependent on government handouts.

Doxxing developers? That’s tough. Most folks on GitHub aren’t using their real pics. They’ve done a good job at remaining anonymous. Sure, the government has tech to find you, but working on open-source stuff shouldn’t…

I think you’re spot on. Some people just get too comfortable and don’t try to break free from their situation. It’s sad to see those who have potential but take the wrong path.

If you’re into SQL, have a look at Google Bigquery. They host some of the oldest data down to the pizza transaction. You can find blocks, transactions, and timestamps there. Be careful on the free tier though, the…