

Keep digging your hole. Until you give a reason you’re just a troll.
Oh look, that rhymed. My comment has more value than anything you’ve said so far.
Edit: oh look the troll is now private messaging and abusing even more. 


Keep digging your hole. Until you give a reason you’re just a troll.
Oh look, that rhymed. My comment has more value than anything you’ve said so far.
Edit: oh look the troll is now private messaging and abusing even more. 


So you have no reason and are claiming it’s consumerism. There’s no physical product. It’s not consumerism. You’re just a troll and a fucking moron too.


Obvious troll is obvious. If you weren’t a troll you’d give a reason.


No you’re most likely talking about computer access, not piracy. And please do link the ones you’re talking about.


It’s not piracy in any way shape or form. If they sent the document to your computer then you have the document, reading that document and saving it elsewhere are not crimes and never can be, because the only way the Internet works is by transmitting the document to you where your computer must store it in some way.


Wouldn’t chameleon make you just as trackable unless you’re also switching your vpn every time you switch user agents?
Could you explain a common use case for this?


it completely depends on your use case. like, 100% of the time it depends on your use case. AWS can be cheaper, but it can also be orders of magnitude more expensive. That’s how AWS makes so much fucking money. Because once it’s orders of magnitude more expensive it’s very hard to move off of it. I ran a software stack at my last company completely on AWS Lambda. It was cheaper than if we hosted it ourselves, but not because the infrastructure was cheaper. No, it was more expensive, but because we had to do less maintenance and upkeep. Deploys were easier, rollbacks were easier, etc. If we didn’t care about maintenance, we weren’t deploying numerous times a day, and if our services were used 24/7 rather than only in the middle of the work day, then it would have been much cheaper to host it ourselves on a box in an office.


Nah, you’ve refused to elaborate for anyone else in this thread, why would I explain myself for you? You’re literally lying about being a core Bitcoin dev, it’s pointless to even try to have a rational discussion with you. Goodbye!




you’re proving their point there… Gold has use and is rare which is why it is so highly valued. Aluminum has use and isn’t rare thus it’s worth less. You can even look at articles about how platinum is extremely undervalued due to this exact scenario. But lots of times, things are dictated by market conditions other than rarity as well, like tariffs and industry necessity.


seeing as how it’s used in corrosion-resistant connectors in things like planes’ jet engines and transit systems, probably also in many of the electrical systems keeping every city on the planet running, I’d say that gold is quite important to society continuing to function.


Do you understand that Bitcoin has been around for 16 years, has never had an error or security breach (all cases of losing money are due to malicious actors or careless users), can send billions of dollars across the world for literal pennies, has over a TRILLUON dollars of market cap.
and you’re the one saying others don’t understand Bitcoin. smh.


Yeah it was relatively recent. I think earlier this year. Can’t remember exactly, it’s been a longgggg year. I never managed to get it integrated with HA and the creator passed away and nobody knew if it was going to get picked up by anyone else so I just fully stopped trying.


Would love to know what you find. I started to use Willow months before the creator passed away and it seemed like the only option available (not the best option, literally the only option due to all the reasons you listed). If you find something I’d love to know.


I have bazarr set up. So neither of those.


Huh? What issues are you having with subtitles? I use subtitles on almost everything and they’re perfectly fine.
Yes that’s exactly why adblockers will always be legal. You cannot be forced to run spyware on your own computer systems (unless the law changes which it might).