There's another bit to it.

IPv4 is REALLY easy to do on AWS. IPv6? Not so much.

Some hobbyist can just rent an EC2, plop an IPv4 address on it, and they're good.

IPv6? No, you need to setup a subnet and like 12 other steps.

Also, in my experience, it's not the network admins that are afraid of IPv6, it's the managers don't think it's important, and just let things sit.

Setting AWS up to use IPv6 is a pain in the ass.

I want to do it at work, but it would require basically rebuilding the entire subnet structure, which means a LOT of paperwork to remain compliant since we need to touch basically everything.

Not true. It could protect someone from getting ill without preventing them from infecting others.

Having difficulty understanding people who aren't speaking the language as it's intended to, such as old people with a stutter, is not bias.

Yeah, no. This guy either doesn't know what he's talking about or is straight up lying.

We do NOT punish people via credit scores for wanting a different party to be in power. We do NOT prohibit travel based on credit score.

> . There is a secure handshake between the driver, the RTX 3060 silicon, and the BIOS (firmware) that prevents removal of the hash rate limiter.

How much computational power is wasted on that?

They're literally wasting computational power, to make a device of mine LESS usable.

Proof of stake is a terrible idea.

It's just "The rich get richer."

Fuck that.

Cell modems are cheap nowadays. If it's just 100k of data/day, it might be able to communicate on it's own for practically nothing from the company's point of view.

Before this is touted as a solution for a food desert in the US, let's look at WHY grocery stores don't open in food deserts in the US.

There's three major reasons.

Crime rate, population, and local income.

This solves NONE of those issues.

Just because someone is bleeding to death from a gunshot wound, doesn't mean their brain cancer doesn't also need to be treated.

And even then, a cellular modem is pretty cheap, if you can handle intermittent connectivity.

Once the mining stops, the difficulty will adjust downwards.

It's high BECAUSE people mine.

A million bitcoins is literally about 5% of all bitcoins.

That's a MASSIVE amount.

Pfft, you think that turning the other features off actually stops the tracking.

The problem is those benchmarks often use terms.

"Fill rate? Raycast speed? Uhh, which one does my favorite game use?"