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Space_Toad wrote

If anyone is interested there are also some apps that help with deleting little internet footprints such as

Jumbo Privacy, you can switch privacy settings, delete posts, comments on applications like Google based apps, facebook, instagram, and linkedin all from the jumbo app, and they make it really simple.

Exodus Privacy, notifies which trackers are embedded in apps installed on your phone aswell as letting you know which permissions are required.

Using the same email can be a security risk, as emails are sold online and can be found by scammers for spam mail, often if said email is attached with a phone number you will also get telemarketers. Be sure to minimise your online presence by obscuring, I personally use many emails for many different applications, for shopping, for social media if any, for work, for friends, etc. This can be tiring using many emails and many passwords, so a password/account manager is optimal, I reccomend Bitwarden, they store logins in an encrypted AES-256 vault that syncs across all of your devices as well as a password manager.

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Rambler wrote (edited )

Caffeine.

Though I was quite the lil' stoner in my younger years. If I lived in a legal state and didn't have to worry about my life getting ruined over a harmless plant I'd be doing that.

Yeah I know, hardcore.

With that said, I don't care what other people do in the privacy and comfort of their own homes. What my neighbor does in their spare time doesn't impact me personally.

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jack_walking OP wrote

Reply to comment by yidakee in Bitcoin Hits All-Time High by jack_walking

Don't really agree about that. I think much of bitcoins (if you don't count burnt bitcoins and early miners' wallets) are now owned by large investors / bank / funds, so professional guys and not the average shaky-hands Tom.

The difference between now and 2017 is institutional investment, which is made by professionals, who are supposed to take a more rational approach.

Besides, we were floating around 10,000 USD before this bull run, so we're now at 2x, while in 2017 we went from 4,000 USD to 20,000 USD, which means 5x.

I'm confident that 18,000 USD may be a good support level, and the sky may be 30,000 USD at the end of 2021.

Of course mine are pure speculations.

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yidakee wrote

Reply to comment by Rambler in Bitcoin Hits All-Time High by jack_walking

Same thing is to be expected now. Expect a bumpy ride, remember, a heck of a lot of folk got in between 15k-20k, and then BTC crashed to 3.5k. Three years later, many will be around break even, and happy to exit at zero ROI. A lot of hands will be shaking before moon rockets are engaged.

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boobs OP wrote

Mozilla is just trying to squash competition to the web by using MUH EVIL TERRORIST BOOGIEMAN as an argument. It is about as reasonable as expecting a garbage fire to go out by dropping napalm into it. They are incompetent dipshits who are just trying to make a buck from a dying company.

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Rambler wrote

Everytime I read these headlines I cry inside a little knowing that when it was $40/BTC I wanted to spend $100USD on Bitcoin but wanted to wait 'until the price went down'.

Then over the next few months it didn't go down, it went over $1,000 and people freaked out.

Live and learn. :)

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Rambler wrote

Hey! Glad to see you here, first of all.

I just hadn't gotten to it yet, ha. I was asked about it on reddit earlier and wasn't for sure what it is, so I'm going to come back to the documentation after some rest so I can understand it better.

Diggin' the network so far and the Cafe.Loki is really something else. Great work guys, hope to see the network take off.

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