you have to pay for that? I thought it was free worldwide
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Why not? I'm not well versed in the theme. Would it be flammable?
edit: just saw another post mentioning this: lack of gravity, enter floating in the electronic, causing short circuits as main risk.
Does big box stores count?
Planned obsolescence of 15 years and it leaves a dead place behind, see latest Not Jut Bikes video "These Ugly Big Box Stores are Literally Bankrupting Cities"
Buy it for life
Have a great day :)
Way to go, keep it up!
Took me a while to find the stats tab, I didnt know it was available lol
Don't even get me started on how car companies bought those lovely trams just to dismantle them afterwards
It was so satisfying to drift around the corners of Liberty City. I loved driving on GTA IV
Perfect, it solved it, thank you
Not really to be honest, the power is in the decentralization, permissionless and opensource nature of the system. You can't get that out of the traditional system
Of course not all networks are the same and there are always shit ones out there that compromise on those tenets, but if you do your due dilligence, you will see there is value in some of them
No, not really, you can start staking with as many as you want, see pooled staking: https://ethereum.org/en/staking/pools/
Staking pools are a collaborative approach to allow many with smaller amounts of ETH to obtain the 32 ETH required to activate a set of validator keys
You earn rewards proportional to the amount you stake
You only need 32 ETH to stake if you want to solo stake / home stake and you don't pool resources with anyone else, see https://ethereum.org/en/staking/solo/
How has it been in Belgium? I usually hear horror stories over there regarding biking