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  1. Lenovo certifies Thinkpads for Linux and upstream quite a lot of patches to the Linux kernel. This is why the laptops are so well supported in Linux. Not sure what the keyboard has to do with it.

  2. What are the pitfalls? And what do you recomend instead?

  3. Well, in case of recovery many fail to realize that even in a 2/3 multisig you need ALL public keys (in correct order) despite only needing two private keys to sign, so you better have a backup of all your xpubs or you’ll never recover your funds.

  4. What about when that wallet is worth millions, in theory?

  5. I stand by my previous statements.

  6. I’ll stay far away from the shitcoin casino thank you. Most people don’t seem to realize that tossing money into memecoins is literally gambling. It’s fun to play with but let’s not pretend they have any utility.

  7. Does your opposition to gambling come from an ethical concern or are you worried about the general impact to the reputation of crypto? Real question.

  8. People can gamble all they want. I just see many losing a lot of money thinking these coins have utility and potential for long term adoption. They also do give the entire crypto eco system a bad rep.

  9. Bitcoin transactions are signed with your private key. The seed phrase is derived from your private key. The only thing a hardware wallet does is store your private key for easy and convenient transaction signing.

  10. Nobody here has a crystal ball my friend. The best thing to do is generally to dollar cost average in. Instead of tossing in a large sum in a single purchase, spread it out over time.

  11. Why are you using a historically bad Federal monetary policy in Argentina to assume every country is going to go that route?

  12. Because all fiat currencies is losing its value and trending towards 0. All of them.

  13. If BTC has a limited amount of coins, wouldn't people hoard coins? A good currency isn't static because it doesn't allow for growth of economics. How does BTC get around this?

  14. Look at gold. It served as a global currency for thousands of years despite it being limited in supply. “Hoarding” coins today means saving for the future, something that generally leads to increased prosperity and growth.

  15. AVAX moves along with the rest of the crypto market which generally follows Bitcoin.

  16. I’d like to point out that

  17. Is it truly a lack of narrative? Or is it a muffling of narrative by louder voices ($)?

  18. You can be as rigorous or decentralized as you want, but if developers aren’t building killer applications then what’s the point?

  19. Certainly, but that naturally comes with time when you have the superior product. Rome was not built in a day. I understand if you want to speculate and chase unsubstantiated gains. That is not what we do here.

  20. I both agree and disagree. Developers will flock to platforms that have the best developer experience. Users will gravitate towards the best UX, regardless of what chain it’s built on, and ultimately probably won’t even care what chain the app is running on, as long as it works.

  21. its a “vault” kinda like a liquidity pool governed by the investors they vote on the allocation and selling prices of the tokens in the vault based on how much they have invested in it

  22. To call that actual utility is a bit of a stretch. More like a pump and dump scheme

  23. There was a presale the next 90 days are gonna be people selling those off as they unlock thats normal for a new project especially a meme token where do you think the funds/ first investors come from? lol

  24. Presales for memecoins is the 2024 version of the 2017 ICO craze just worse. There’s exactly zero reason for raising capital to launch a meme coin. lol. At least ICOs usually involved a smart contract. Memecoins presales are more like “trust me bro, I’ll send you some tokens later”.

  25. Not to poop on your Sunday, but nobody here can predict the future. You can wait but then the price might be higher. Or you can buy now and the price dumps afterwards.

  26. Welcome to the crypto market! People tend to get very emotionally attached to their altcoin investments and try to shit on everything else. I don’t really have strong conviction when it comes to Avalanche as I suspect the Ethereum ecosystem along with Solana will simply outpace it completely. But I do think AVAX is a decent hold this cycle.

  27. Solana has a stronger narrative and more adoption. Basically all of DePin is on Solana at this point. Ethereum has massive amounts of liquidity and development activity. The foundation keeps delivering stunning engineering feats, including the merge and the recent Dencun upgrade.

  28. The idea that this halving will cause a "supply shock" is utterly stupid at this point now that more than 90% of the supply is mined and the rest will be mined over the next 125 years. The only thing that will get "shocked" is the miner's ever slimming margins.

  29. I don’t think you get the meaning of the term supply shock. A “supply shock” really only makes sense in the context of price. The ETFs are currently buying ALOT more Bitcoin than what is being mined, and the amount of new supply is being cut in half. Therefore, the ETFs rely on sellers of Bitcoin to meet their demand and as a consequence, the price goes up.

  30. sounds like a set up for an absolute massive crash once the buzz wears off. Once the ETFs get their fill, demand settles, prices stops mooning, people sell for profit

  31. Quite possible. That’s basically what has happened in the previous cycles, but who knows what will happen this time around. The market is more mature, the ETFs will potentially still be seeing a strong demand in the foreseeable future, similar to what happened with the Gold ETF.

  32. It’s Windows… it’s probably chugging down some system updates and/or indexing the file system and/or arbitrarily doing silly things in the background.

  33. Unless you’re including desktop class CPUs I don’t really agree. Also, the additional performance comes at the cost of jaw dropping temperatures and deafening fan noise.

  34. I am planning to buy more.. I don't wanna buy high when I can get more low later

  35. Nobody here has a crystal ball. DCA and stop checking the price every 5 minutes ;)

  36. Not but it means they’re ambitions are reduced

  37. Nobody is arguing the opposite. But if the competition is backing off their EV push a bit it gives Tesla more room to dominate the market.

  38. I have M1 mac for work and T14s for home.

  39. Apple is light years ahead in terms of performance per watt. That’s just how it is right now. However, I’m infinitely more productive on my Thinkpad with Linux so I go to my Thinkpad most of the time

  40. Holding any altcoin for 50 years is madness, but it’s your money. Avalanche has a lot of competition, and historically, most alts go to zero or never return to ATHs.

  41. Large number of recent posts here about people selling their AVAX because it didn’t pump along with other large caps. They are probably FOMOing back in now. In a bull market the rules are simple. Sit on your hands, take profits along the way. If you start chasing pumps you’ll get destroyed.

  42. An interesting example: Ars Technica (the tech website). The site itself is consistently hostile towards Bitcoin in every related article and the comments are also universally negative towards Bitcoin. I’ve always found that really peculiar.

  43. I find that hard to believe ANYWHERE in the country, but I pay about 50%. My calculation assumptions are 28 mpg gas vehicle with gas at $3 per gallon. I’m in New England with high electric rates.

  44. We might not be in the same country.

  45. EV owner here. That “Fraction” is getting so big that using the word is misleading.

  46. Huh? Depending on where you live of course, but I pay about 1/30th of the price by charging at home

  47. Gary G-Spot doing his best to please Warren and her allies, but it’s getting silly at this point. He knows very well he’s lumping in Bitcoin with the thousands of shitcoins in his argument.

  48. I have no idea what you’re actually asking, but yes, the crypto market cap has been increasing significantly these last 12 months. It’s not a “rumor”, you can go and check for yourself by looking at the data.

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