

It depends on the audience. From what I see, the most common currencies on of Lemmy users are USD, EUR, GBP, CAD.
Here’s a hypothetical: I once received 5 million from a guy. But it’s only €280 because it was Zimbabwean Dollar.


It depends on the audience. From what I see, the most common currencies on of Lemmy users are USD, EUR, GBP, CAD.
Here’s a hypothetical: I once received 5 million from a guy. But it’s only €280 because it was Zimbabwean Dollar.


The title is misleading because it doesn’t mention the millions are in Swedish Krona (I presume).
5 million krona would be €450 800.


How did you get him to find truffles? :O


Full of AI fingerprints yet no disclosure.


Just today I had somebody tell me that “plant based iron” does not work. I guess I must tell this as soon as possible to the multiple different labs that have been testing my blood every year since I went vegan 8 years ago and have only ever found a vitamin D deficit during winter.
The same idea goes for any study where somebody praises meat. It’s all justification of habits and desire.


Don’t you like fake stars?
The correct calculation is is (<your age> / 2) + 7. Oh wait that’s for something else.


Lmao. If you only read what they want you to read, sure.


I don’t understand why you’d post that link. Almost all of those 14 points are true for China.


What do you mean?


Uhm China is very fascist.
Mhm, I can only think of loan words yes.
Dutch for example.

In some languages you use an apostrophe for pluralization in some cases. But even that doesn’t make sense for the one in the OP.


No, it’s free. They have a whitepaper on their website: https://getsession.org/whitepaper
All in all there’s a pool of tokens that gets paid out to the stakers. The full network of nodes determines what nodes are eligible by testing each other. The pool gets a constant flow of tokens over time, while transaction fees and specific purchases (like a custom username instead of one of those long IDs) feed the pool as well.
Keep in mind I’m not here to sell it. I really wish it was more like free Tor nodes, in which case I would be hosting one already.


It used to be around €1500 for a full node that could be shared by up to 4 stakers. Staking is different from mining coins though. You put tokens into some sort of holding and keep ownership of them. You then “mine tokens” by having the node do work while it is holding your stake.


The idea is decent in theory, but not in execution. The idea is that token staking is done by node operators which makes it much harder to pull of 51% attacks as it requires hundreds of euros in money to be put aside. It also protects against poisoned nodes, which is theoretically possible on something like Tor because of how easy it is to spin those up for cheap. Besides that the token also funnels a tiny amount back towards the developers in an anonymous way that would help them during development.
In practice though they should have just went without the blockchain. I have been very interested in Session but their blockchain model was always one of the biggest things that might kill the whole project.
And they keep rising in price or you didn’t notice the dark pattern where it was actually the price for the first year.