"Where electricity is subsidized, such as Iran and Kosovo, the real problem is bad government"

Where did you study economic and social policy? Ayn Rand books? How is a government providing cheap power for the average citizen bad? The crypto bros taking advantage of pricing intended for citizens with excessive power consumption are the ones at fault here.

That's even worse than no VPN. You rent that server and are the only one using it. Your identity is known. The lessor will share your identity with the copyright mafia immediately, to avoid having its entire server park C&D'd.

Ransomware is software too. Of course some software needs to be banned.

Crypto bros are insufferable. Thankfully mining will soon be illegal almost everywhere.

The top currencies Bitcoin and Ethereum do not offer more than pseudonimity.

The fastest and cheapest transaction fee is currently 102 satoshis/byte.
For the median transaction size of 224 bytes, this results in a fee of 22,848 satoshis. That is around $7 per transaction! And the time it will take for such a transaction to be confirmed is around 5-15 minutes. It's completely unfit for purpose.

And crypto bros keep going on about how it will lead to 'financial privacy' (as if that isn't one of the drivers of wealth inequality), but at the same time try to convince us cryptocurrencies' main purpose isn't criminal transations (ransomware etc.) by saying that "everyone can see the transactions in the blockchain, criminals wouldn't use it". If there's an upside to crypto I haven't seen it.

Or managers should have learned to *manage* expectations. By clearly stating that the extra day off was only for the pandemic and nobody should get used to it being a permanent thing.
Funny how managers are rarely asked to just do their job nor punished when they don't.

I think the objection to nuclear power is mostly related to the waste product it produces which have to be secured for centuries.

The evidence will be well hidden. And it may have well been communicated to him verbally. There's also the implicit pressure from "at will firing" in the US, where employees can be let go for any reason at the employer's whim.

They targeted Remainers?
Kidding, but there's nothing as 'high and mighty' as saying someone else "voted against their best interests".
Brexit was caused by a myriad of reasons, and it will take more than a couple of years to assess whether it raised wages / decreased immigration, etc.

This is all so meaningless. The NFT is worthless from a factual and legal perspective as well since Valve still holds the copyright in the item. Especially in the EU where you can't sign away author's rights.

Gold has value as a material used in engineering. Fiat is based on trust in the govrrnment (or in the case of the Euro, the stability of the Eurozone). Bitcoin is neither a material nor is there any trust in the stability of the currency. It's literally hot air, mined at huge cost to the environment.

Windows should have such a feature for most users.

That's all well and good but Call of Duty is notorious for bad anti-cheat leading to it being overrun with cheaters.
On the other hand, games on consoles such as PS4 and Xbox One are pretty clean (if you disable crossplay).
  It's not about preventing every cheater, but at some point it becomes to hard to cheat that the average user gives up. This is how you harm the chest developers' business model.
And bans these days are by hardware ID as well so it's not enough for a cheater to buy the game again. They'd need to buy a new PC as well.