Mrtvice 🧵
Věnujte tomuto vláknu trochu času a pošlete ho prosím dál. Můžete tím někomu zachránit život.
Neurologové tvrdí, že pokud se pacient dostaví nejpozději do 3 hodin od mrtvice, může být zachráněn.
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Je mi skoro 37, byl jsem dvakrát v republikovym finále olympiády z češtiny, živím se angličtinou, učil jsem se osm let německy, ale nerozumím jedinýmu slovu co je tam napsaný ani v jednom jazyce. Na jaký magický místo ve vlaku jsem si sednul?
Can anyone from @Support please help my friend @satsjoseph? I believe this is an accidental suspension and he hasn't been trying to manipulate the platform etc.
He's only getting generic automated responses.
Všimli ste si, že úplne najväčšie svinstvá na Slovensku sa dejú skoro vždy v štátnej sfére?
Šéfovia SIS zaradom trestné stíhaní:
https://t.co/cxzcUDMjrI
Štátni colnici zase veselo vypaľujú ako za čias 90tok:
https://t.co/zUSoQ8ewwn
A daňová obeť na Slovensku to podporuje.
This is horrible, but it pushes us to what I've been saying for some time now - we need to embrace Progressive web apps more. Deploy them from our own home nodes.
Twitter has a pretty good PWA, I removed native app and use the web one only. If we do this, we won't need any store's approval. No politics and tocs required.
The slides are from my presentation Cypherpunk visions and trends 2023-2025, which talks about the content from the ebook by the same name.
Keď sme pred pár rokmi v Nethembe vyhackovali eKasa, mal som osobný spor s Ladislavom Hannikerom, ktorý organizoval v tej dobe všetky tlačovky proti nám.
Keď som vtedy na osobnom stretnutí (kde bol aj @jurbed a @jsuchal) s Finančnou správou povedal, že finančná správa je úplne skorumpovaná, Ladislav Hanniker mi povedal, že čo si to dovoľujem!
eKasa /CHDÚ je projekt kompletne prešpikovaný korupciou a treba ho čo najskôr zrušiť! (podobne ako v ČR zrušili EET).
NAKA aktuálne zadržala štyri osoby pre korupciu v akcii Pilát. Sú medzi nimi exdaniari Ladislav Hanniker a Daniel Čech
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@andrewbordovsky @srna_jan Celkom dobre rozbehnuta debata - ja len naskocim a upozornim, ze korupcia a hromadenie moci je mozne prave DIKY regulaciam. Kapitalizmus je o konkurencii a otvorenom ihrisku pre vsetkych = volny trh a dobrovolna vymena / spolupraca.
Ziadne umele monopoly, vyhody, dotacie atd.
@Rakinroul@jurbed Jedna vec je konstruktivna debata a druha vec je stracat cas s niekym, kto ma vo vsetkom ocividne jasno, nema zaujem premyslat mimo svojej bublinky a potrebuje len rypat do inych nazorov …
Takze sa moc nedivim, ze tomu viac energie venovat nechce … 🤷
In the early 1990s a stonemason secretly carved a Xenomorph from the Alien films onto a 700 year old church in Scotland during restoration work.
But it's not out of place. Because Medieval gargoyles were even stranger (and funnier) than this...
This kid made $1M+ in just 4 months by selling pixels on a website.
7 years later he built a $2B meditation company.
The guy you probably know, the story you don't 👇
I listened to several hours of podcasts about the closure of the (otherwise solvent) Signature Bank and Silvergate, or the Fed's attempts to centralize as much of its power as possible, resulting in the imposition of CBDC in the near future.
And I'm decently horrified by this - there are active attempts to kill the crypto in both the US, UK and EU.
We are witnessing the biggest war yet by states (represented by regulators) against crypto - Choke Point 2.0 to destroy crypto-friendly and cryptocurrency-supporting financial institutions. And at the same time send a clear message to all other institutions that crypto is not to be messed with.
CBDC means to destroy small banks in order to centralize the power of central banks (Fed and ECB) as much as possible.
This war is already openly going on in the US and has real casualties, my guess is that it will soon move to the EU (EU MiCA crypto law debate is scheduled for 18.4, so we'll see what comes out of it).
This fight is aggressive, immoral, fabricating untruths by regulators in order to damage or destroy crypto-friendly institutions as much as possible.
Signature Bank had the SigNet platform for instant trading of cryptos and USD (Silvergate had a similar platform). There are several reasons why this posed a danger to the Fed. Namely, it is a competitor to the FedNow service that the Fed is going to launch in July (which is the next step to CBDC).
It is important to understand that in order for states to centrally and universally enforce CBDC, they need to eliminate any competition.
After all, if the mass of people can continue to use instant payments such as SigNet or decentralized cryptocurrencies without any problems, it will be significantly more difficult to enforce the use of centralized, fully-traceable, and fully-controllable digital currencies by states. As well as motivating people to start using them.
It is important to recognize that CBDCs represent an irreversible step into a dystopian society. If you don't want a Chinese scoring system, you need to reject them at all levels.
Another reason is that instant transfers between fiat and crypto threaten an easy and massive "run on the banks" (which can then be done in seconds). Which no one in the banking sector wants.
I confess I have very mixed feelings about what is happening, and it looks like the banking sector has already started to see crypto as a serious enemy that they are realistically afraid of, as a workable alternative that the masses of people would be able to quickly and easily switch to in the event of hyperinflation or some other serious event that the entire current financial sector is realistically threatened with (billions of new money can't really be printed indefinitely).
I don't want to cause panic, but the fact that this risk is currently not insignificant is evident from the hysterical reactions of US regulators alone.
Personally, I recommend preparing for the quick possibility of converting your personal or business money to crypto - be warned that if "things go bad", fiat deposits to currency exchanges will no longer work and your devalued government money will not be easily replaced. If you are using centralized exchanges, I recommend crypto exchanges in multiple jurisdictions so they can't be shut down easily and in a coordinated fashion.
If you want a functional crypto friendly bank in a crypto friendly jurisdiction (there aren't many of them anymore), I recommend opening an account with Bank of Georgia or TBC Bank (and making crypto transfers through https://t.co/IbfwyOhder) - we at https://t.co/nVTbkEHvmZ are happy to help you with that.
And what to add in conclusion?
I'd love to be wrong about everything I wrote above, and in a few months I'll just smile at how unnecessarily paranoid I was.
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8 toxic models you learn in school — the tl;dr:
-convergent thinking
-conformity = success
-regurgitation = education
-failure is bad
-authorities are right
-IQ = book smarts = potential
-learning is a top-down activity, not a dynamic skill
-working smart is bad
A very dark experiment is under way in Nigeria, with deadly consequences. Since October 2021, 99.5% of Nigerians have refused to use the central bank's digital currency, the so-called e-Naira, preferring to continue using cash. So what did the central bank do? It doubled down.