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Only on some and name brand PC's which used it for compatibility. For home built or local store, the turbo would overclock. I remember telling a friend, that although their 16mhz could run at 20, to not do it because it would compromise longevity! Ha! Mind you the cpu's in those days didn't have heat sinks but still- Oh no your 386 might not work in 20 years from running too hot!
They invented a really neat diode. It creates electricity when it emits ir. But of course that isn't enough to get research funding which is why they make ridiculous hype.
Sorta bullshit from the same lab that hyped their night time solar that works but is thermodynamically impossible to be practical.
Flash an ir diode with encrypted data and because encrypted data looks like noise, you can't tell that the data isn't just heat noise.
That's it.
They invented a bunch of hype words to get press because unfortunately that's how labs get money these days.
SEO is one reason that's less common.
No it isn't. SEO is about gaming the search engines to place their data ahead of everything whether relevant or not.
Yahoo was fantastic in it's time because it was human curated. No SEO could bullshit a person reading the page and categorizing it.
Google was fantastic at the start because SEO couldn't game the system. Google was famous in the early days for maintaining quality by keeping their algorithms secret and constantly changing so that SEO couldn't break their search.
I'm speaking as someone who was first on the Internet in the 80's.
but we’re literally talking about a potential currency alternative so the process/method is extremely relevant.
You are holding up an imaginary system (crypto with all the safety of a credit card) against the existing credit card. We weren't discussing potential ways crypto could be fixed. As crypto exists today it is not immune to fraud as you claimed.
yes it’s actually important to understand how money moves
I claimed credit cards protect consumers. You countered with "For example we know things like card skimmers " Once I explained that consumers are still protected you tried to make it about the process of a credit card company recovering their money which has fuck all to do with consumer protection. You invented a personal definition for fraud not because you don't speak English but because your claim that crypto protects against fraud was bad.
You are not arguing in good faith.
I'm not questioning the end user impact lmao
Their internal mechanisms and work with police work is irrelevant to me as a consumer. It is therefore irrelevant for you to bring it up.
You are arguing that a new car warranty doesn't exist because a dealership has to pay a mechanic to fix the defective car they sold. You are ridiculous.
I'm from Texas, I am a licensed financial professional
Then you god damn know the actual definition of fraud not your silly redefinition.
Gtfo.
You must know that's not actually how it works,
That is exactly how it works. A credit card isn't a debit card. I have had my card number stolen. I saw weird charges on my card, called my credit card company and they reversed those charges immediately. No arguing was necessary because credit card companies work for you. Again this is a credit card, not a bank debit card.
That is something that could be done with crypto as well.
It can't be done with crypto because you are transferring direct. You would need someone in between in which case you have reinvented banking.
Your edit isn't fraud, it's scamming lol
I'm getting the impression you aren't in the US or British and don't speak English natively. This could be why we are having problems communicating.
Would the taxi companies that owned all the medallions have allowed this to happen if their existence wasn't threatened? Or would they lobby to stop this at all cost because it doesn't benefit them?
No taxi lobby stopped Uber.
So hundreds are dying due to Uber?
There is a sexual assault every 8 minutes caused by an Uber driver.
Googling says for example Uber has 400 assaults in San Francisco and the taxi industry had 14.
I can't find any examples of taxi drivers murdering their passengers. All news is about taxi drivers being murdered by their customers.
The first link added the last bracket to the url. Thanks!
. For example we know things like card skimmers exist and you have to take actions to prevent those things from impacting you as well.
If your card is stolen, you are still safe. The credit card company reverses the charges.
US banking system where things like bank runs can and do happen
That's a horrible example because that's exactly the same as what happens with crypto on a daily basis. When a crypto is dumped, it's value plummets leaving bag holders.
With banks your money is insured up to $250,000.
Global monetary supply isn't fraud.
your life savings because you kept all your cash on you
Which is why I didn't say cash. I said credit card. If you are mugged and your credit card is stolen, you call the credit card company, report the theft, and you lose nothing. They don't hold you responsible for the list money.
Your dad's bank account was hacked and his money was returned by the bank TWICE. That's the opposite of fraud.
Crypto cannot do that.
Edit: this is fraud:
https://futurism.com/future-society/trump-meme-coin-disaster
If you take issue with it being unified say so, but it’s still RAM.
He did say so. 8GB unified when a Linux laptop has 8GB of ram and an Nvidia 5050 with 8 GB of VRAM is 16GB of Ram despite not being marketed as a 16 GB laptop.
Cities have a medallion system to prevent congestion of taxis on the roads. If there was a problem, increasing the number of medallions and scheduling surge pricing (like NYC has done with all cars now) would have improved service.
Alternately, simply declaring Uber a taxi service and subject to employment laws would have fixed most everything.
I guess since flying is a hassle, I should buy a jet and land it in parking lots to make it convenient for consumers. So what if a few hundred die a year if tens of thousands have easier air travel.
I literally said it doesn't prevent scamming just like cash.
You claimed crypto is immune to fraud.
I then showed how old fashion credit card is better. I didn't say cash.
My father had his bank account drained twice
My nephew lost all his crypto to malware.
Your father's bank "nearly" didn't refund but actually did. So you proved that banks provide safety. Credit cards provide even stronger safety between you and businesses. My nephew's crypto was gone with absolutely no recourse.
The overall supply of most crypto is known
That has absolutely nothing to do with fraud or losing your crypto to malware.
You'd be surprised what you can find on eBay and etsy by searching for the same thing every few months.
I broke my wife's favorite mug and found it on etsy despite it being something she got in Denmark.
Jb weld works really good but would be ugly for a mug.
That link is 404.
"protect the children" is used to justify all sorts of bad laws but there is absolutely no conflict between stopping something for children and allowing adults.
You: "The US is so stupid, it doesn't allow marketing cigarettes to children."