I'm genuinely curious. Do we accept this as truth or does anyone think this can actually be solved?
We need a commodity backed stable coin. Carbon capture? Energy via hashrate?
Democrats need a strategy period.
https://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/development/2021-January/040798.html
Things might have changed, but I personally avoid it. GTK is just as good. If you're a linux newb this might not be good advice, but I'd recommend XFCE if you hate GNOME.
This is a good talk. However, I don't think PoW is scalable. Thoughts?
Except BTC doesn't scale enough even for small nations.
ETH is Defi is Stablecoins is Banks. The ETH ecosystem is hopeless. In my experience people mostly learn the hard way.
Dont use KDE/QT... it's not OSS.
I can see that. Even in Ethereum and BTC.
What happened to the OSS community that stood up for PGP and people like Kevin Mitnick?
When will we realize ETH should have been a "protocol" like TCP/IP and developed as such instead of software that gets features bolted on whenever a trend happens?
MEV is a symptom of solving problems with shitty features.
PoS doesn't scale. PoS isn't decentralized. PoS is not secure. WTF?
It's not over yet.