> ...complete absence of logic and unseriousness. > ...Are all men rapists too? K.
The 80's Mac were also two other things that made them less desirable for home users: they were seen as very slow (compared to "contemporary" home computers of the time - "instant-on" Apple IIs, Commodore 64s, and DOS…
Dude. You lose your wallet, you make a few phone calls or walk into a bank and get a new card. You lose very little more than some time. Losing your crypto key means you lose your crypto. Those are not at all the same…
Sure. The vast majority of those stories being the freezing of proceeds from criminal activity or funds that are part of a legal dispute and for which there is a high probability that the holder of those funds will…
Only if they're on the receiving end. You need to remember that businesses also buy things, and often by credit card. Chargebacks exist in the real world because long, long ago people recognized that electronic payment…
Way to not read the comment. Or at least understand it. Nobody uses wire transfer for "everyday shopping".
It's illegal to do a lot of things that didn't actually happen.
That is by design and is a good thing to everyone except cartels and communist governments.
Sure. But you know it won't.
Diesel locomotives are already hybrids (pretty much all diesels built since the mid-20th century are diesel-electric). I imagine that a generator large enough to charge up a locomotive would add too much extra weight to…
> ...complete absence of logic and unseriousness. > ...Are all men rapists too? K.
The 80's Mac were also two other things that made them less desirable for home users: they were seen as very slow (compared to "contemporary" home computers of the time - "instant-on" Apple IIs, Commodore 64s, and DOS…
Dude. You lose your wallet, you make a few phone calls or walk into a bank and get a new card. You lose very little more than some time. Losing your crypto key means you lose your crypto. Those are not at all the same…
Sure. The vast majority of those stories being the freezing of proceeds from criminal activity or funds that are part of a legal dispute and for which there is a high probability that the holder of those funds will…
Only if they're on the receiving end. You need to remember that businesses also buy things, and often by credit card. Chargebacks exist in the real world because long, long ago people recognized that electronic payment…
Way to not read the comment. Or at least understand it. Nobody uses wire transfer for "everyday shopping".
It's illegal to do a lot of things that didn't actually happen.
That is by design and is a good thing to everyone except cartels and communist governments.
Sure. But you know it won't.
Diesel locomotives are already hybrids (pretty much all diesels built since the mid-20th century are diesel-electric). I imagine that a generator large enough to charge up a locomotive would add too much extra weight to…