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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @cointastical 21 Apr \ parent \ on: Why should someone post on SN? meta
By referrals, do you mean the "sats stacked" on my profile? Or ... ?
When (and why) did StackExchange let a bunch of the shitcoins each get their own StackExchange Territory (er., ... subdomain site)? Stellar, EOS, Polkadot? LOL!
Looking for the day they include SN in their Questions & Answers section, then we'll know SN has made it!
Update on this .... only the GL-MT3000 is today tested and working, but others are being added with community testing being encouraged.
Because I'ld rather share my Q&A time with those who are mostly tip of the spear, rather than with those who are a boil on the ass (i.e., most of those on r/TimesuckWithNoBenefit, Stack_FuckoffSomeoneElseAskedThatAlready_OverFlow, etc.)
Oh -- now I understand.
Also, these are kind of like a trap. For the convenience in being able to shop with a prepaid balance (like I might enjoy when using my Starbucks app), I might think keeping a smaller balance, something like $25, lessens my risk of a loss to being rugged. No -- the impact of being rugged isn't less, it's just that my exposure is smaller.
That title had me confused -- where in the article is the argument for there actually being only 8.21 million?
At first I was thinking maybe this article was a big blocker argument, and that there are 8.21M non-segwit coins or some nonsense like that.
Then I cleaned my glasses.
Great video. I hadn't heard Saylor say some of those things before.
Then switch to DST and leave it, so there's no change twice a year.
Oh ... that's bad because in the winter some kids will die because they are crossing roads in the dark?
Then the schools can change the time that they open, seasonally. Problem solved. You're welcome.
TIL: The word "Bioswale"
Green street planters, also known as rain gardens or bioswales, are landscaped areas between the street and the sidewalk that use plants and soil to slow, filter, and clean stormwater running off streets and sidewalks. Traditional stormwater management directs runoff into pipes. A green street manages stormwater before it enters the sewer system.
The firmware is based on OpenWRT, so wider device support will come. There are thousands of devices in OpenWRT's Table of Hardware.
I suspect having a lower variety of devices supported will help lessen the demand for assistance/support as any issues will become widely understood and easily resolved, when possible, and devs can do dev stuff, and not support and troubleshooting on a myriad of various device manufacturers and models.
As far as availability of this particular brand and set of models, yes -- importing from foreign vendors (e.g., through AliExpress) will be typical (albeit with additional expense). Once demand is recognized, local vendors then will import them wholesale.
TollGate is going to need further work before it is ready for wider use, so hopefully before then the project attracts people with further skills where it no longer is just a couple people having to do nearly all the dev work and documentation themselves.