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Holy crap, I didn’t believe you until I read this.
I hope future Google searches for Tavleen Tarrant and Suzanne Gamboa show this comment. Those journalists are disgusting scum of human beings. I would be ashamed to work at the same company as them.
Suyu is a fork of Yuzu: https://suyu.dev/
These numbers seem grossly inflated. How was the study conducted?
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However, on average 67% of those polled in the Blind survey said they were likely to join a union and 73% said that unions “mostly helped.”
Eh that’s reasonable. Blind (the app) is pretty good, alibet toxic
The reason I don’t use Haveno is because, all I’ve wanted since the beginning, was a simple UI like the now-defunct Wizardswap where I could say “Convert X XMR for Y BTC” and that was it. A user interface similar to Morphtoken.
On the backend, Wizardswap liquidity was provided by users who had crypto sitting in a multiwallet, and they had exchange rates they were willing to accept. “Only swap XMR for LTC if the rate is 5% in my favor”, “Only swap BCH to BTC if the rate is 10% in my favor”, etc.
Back when Haveno started, it seemed like they were going to go down this route, but alas, we have an overcomplex GUI and network designed for fiat on/off ramp that, while many people ask for, doesn’t bring much liquidity and doesn’t have many people use.
I love going to the office. I started renting a place nearby to do just that.
But I don’t want my coworkers to be forced to show up. That’s silly.
Wartime means taxes from citizens. Private companies offer to help the government for said taxes to help fuel the war machine
Honestly, Louis has been giving pedo vibes past couple months. Maybe it was the sunglasses, maybe it was one too many incel comments, but it’s a bit harder to watch him now
Pine64s “problem” was they only ever did the hardware. Like they sponsor some software, but they make and sell hardware. They gained a lot of popularity from the Pinephone, but very little changed internally at Pine64. They’re still the same they always were
Honestly you can thank decades of anti-nuclear lobbying
This is actually really effective as a form of protest. From a business perspective, Rockstar probably won’t roll anticheat back, but future companies will assess it as part of the risk when looking to add AC
Taxes and rounding?
Like seriously, this is such a bait article. Anything to keep Trump and Vance in the news, I guess
Open source doesn’t mean open source development. But yes on the bugfixes
There’s no actual article here, only one sentence. Why are the women getting deported? If you’re in a country illegally and hoping for protections, that might be yikes
I’m just surprised this guy’s played games for 64 days straight
the same API that helps your app ASO
One thing no one mentioned is the license. I won’t touch BSD because if any BSD system gets good enough, a big corpo can fork it, get slightly ahead, and then never give back.
Source: MacOS
Agreed. I was more on board before the Rust train lost some steam, but shit breaking all the time is worth putting an end to
That’s great, and I hope the transaction counts continue to climb, but it doesn’t address the fact Haveno designed the UX around the tail end of liquidity (fiat) instead of the bulk of liquidity (swapping)