@euler_mab @Crypton0mics @eulerfinance Perhaps it's a bit cynical from my end but I really doubt that hacker who covered his ground will be willing to return money. That said, I really don't know what happen behind the doors.
@Crypton0mics @eulerfinance That's part of what fascinates me in this case. It almost never happens that so many people jump in and help so much. It's hard to remember the other hack with such response. What makes this project so special? I get they are good but it's all looks too good to be true.
@Crypton0mics @eulerfinance A lot of it is arbitrary but aave and rari were considered "good projects". Both got hacked and both responded differently and both are in two very different places rn. Still, in both cases project had to prove itself afterwards.
@Crypton0mics @eulerfinance It seems like EUL gets praise for sloppy opsec of the hacker? On top of that, they got so much outside help during recovery. So far, my theory is that they have great branding and so many big names invested in them and it's in everyone's business to see them recover.
@JennaMuncer @clownworld Does not explain the behavior of that woman, however, I personally feel like trash every time I have to take a plane. I used to dream of traveling as a boy. Real experience with flying killed that dream very quickly.
@JennaMuncer @clownworld You are treated like a criminal, have to undress and accept a stranger going through your private stuff for "random" checks, get a naked picture taken of yourself and your wife that some dude is looking at in a private room. The whole experience is disgraceful & humiliating.
@eastvillagetwt@ErikVoorhees@MerrynSW I suggest you take a look at https://t.co/GRKUsAfp5f and hopefully you'll see who the real criminals and fascists are.
FYI in 1971 gold standard was ended by Richard Nixon. In 1971, minimum wage allowed one to live like a highly-paid IT professional today.
Bitcoin fixes this.
@iFirebrand Probably not that many guns will actually be returned but I get the point.
One can try to disarm offenders or arm victims. To me, it's just patching the problem. The real question I have is how only in US there are monsters like the f** above? Where do they come from?
@iFirebrand Serious question. UA opened gun access to anyone few days before the war started. Few days after the war started, UA was running out of guns, asking for more. It seems that arming citizens is quite important for defendability and safety. Why do you think it's different in the US?
@ZipMeUpJefe@paoloardoino Are you serious? There were already cases of crypto people being killed or missing. Can you imagine DB leak with personal data (name, physical address) and self-hosted wallets attached? How many people would be killed, brutally robbed, and injured for the rest of their lives?