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[Caleb @CalebMalu]

@OutofGalaxyy Seconding this strongly @Apple

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

@tgod34748 Most beautiful Mac laptop ever

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

@mtgproductionss It technically works though, just not with the heavier intelligence features

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

@luciascarlet Oh wow! They did it? Finally 😭🫂��🏾

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

@Cartidise It probably updated a low level systems component. The restart was to switch to the new component, and the device required re-authentication of your account to sign you back in.

All speculation though, it could be something else entirely.

[Pet Paradise @Pet_Paradise0]

@cctvidiots Woman rescues bonnet shark stuck among tall grass

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[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

There is an island in the Pacific called Yap that uses circular stones as currency. The stones are too large to move so the ownership of the stones is passed by word of mouth to transact business.

Economists love the tiny island called Yap located in the Pacific Ocean, because it helps answer this really basic question: what is money?

There's no gold or silver on Yap. But hundreds of years ago, explorers from the island found limestone deposits on another island hundreds of miles away. And they carved this limestone into huge stone discs, which they brought back across the sea on their small bamboo boats.

It is not clear if these stones began a currently immediately, but at some point in time the people on Yap realized what most societies realize. They needed something that everyone agrees you can use to pay for stuff.

Like every society, the people of Yap took the thing they considered precious — their version of gold — and decided that was money.

There was just one key thing about this money: it was really heavy. A big piece could weigh more than a car.

They ended up talkimg about the stones themselves not changing hands at all. One person gives it to another person. But the stone doesn't move. It's just that everybody in the village knows the stone now has a new owner.

The stone doesn't even need to be on the island to count as money.

One time, according to the island's oral tradition, a crew was bringing a stone coin back to Yap on a boat. Due to a storm, the stone sank. The crew made it back to Yap and told everybody what happened.

And everybody decided that the piece of stone at the bottom of the ocean was still good.

This system, in the end, feels really familiar. If you go online to pay your electric bill, what's the difference with the stones?

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

@imPatrickT This is the way

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

@Lord_Arse Hmmmmmm.......interesting, the dimensions that is

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

👌🏾

[Kerbal Space Program @KerbalSpaceP]

Curious about the upcoming For Science! milestone update for KSP2? 🔍

Check out our latest Dev Chat with Feature Lead Tom 'FRIIIDAAAAAAAAY' Vinita for a first look at the new Mission System, Experiments, and the Tech Tree! 📺 🧪

https://t.co/6ysoZD142X

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

This......I like 😏😏

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

👌🏾 of an example, like 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

💯

[Abhishek Singh @AbhishekMarkets]

Green variant of the iPhone 15 is the best colour by a mile

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

Damn!!!! Would ANC do something here?

[Ace of Razgriz @raz_liu]

You could always find a good place in XSLC to watch the launch. Via https://t.co/MMwOFUm02G

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

⁦@TeamDelirium⁩

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

@sdw And with how quickly ML is advancing, it'll be no time untill it's like super fluid, like intonation wise

[Okello @f1sher_man]

Mpesa integration with whatsapp Business Api
#python 👣

[tom ッ @tom_antok]

Pretend everything works until someone notice it

[Caleb @CalebMalu]

@SamiFathi_ These 'guys' have been popping up everywhere, wonder what's going on