DrDawkinstein

Why do you prefer LOBSTR over the standard Stellar Wallet? You can swap coins on the Stellar wallet as well. Are there any benefits? edit: hmm, maybe disregard. Looking further into it, it seems like what I thought was the official Stellar wallet isnt "official" at all, and just branded to look as such. Unlike the standard Algorand mobile wallet which is developed, supported, and provided by Algorand directly. Doesnt seem to be an equivalent for Stellar, which is kind of weird.

Yesterday's error which made us all temporary Billionaires was NOT Coinbase or BTC specific. It was an issue across almost all coins and exchanges.

Good stuff. Thanks for sharing. I wont go full @Poleshifter, but would encourage you guys to look into Algorand (ALGO). They have a lot of really cool side projects stemming from their blockchain (PlanetWatch, MapMetrics, Yieldly, Tinyman, etc), and are about to launch AlgoFi as well. https://www.reddit.com/r/AlgorandOfficial/

Good question tho... What else is everyone in on besides BTC? (and obviously XLM/XRP with Poledancer, er, I mean shifter )

Good insight, but it still seems lopsided. However, since you mention it, I wonder what happened to all the presnap motions and play action that helped make our offense so successful last year? And where did it go/Why did we stop? Did Daboll really think we could just line up and own teams with basic 5-wide formations and plays? Probably. And it's a fireable offense. (Pun intended)

I gave this post a "Thank you" beer stein emoji. Not because I agree. But because it completes the cycle, and it now has at least one of EVERY available emoji. Congrats, you really got folks feeling all types of ways on this one!

The Bills have the best Strength and Conditioning team in the NFL. The Jags... well, are the Jags with a new group of bozos this year. Nothing is certain, but I believe it is far less likely Etienne gets injured in Buffalo.

Mostly more Algo, and some projects on the Algorand blockchain, and moving stuff around on Yieldly. Little bit of LRC, and even a little bit of XLM (I know you're excited).

That's why I just keep buying. Good news from this week is I got all my cost averages way down.

The mental health crisis has been raging long before weed legalization. While cannabis can bring out latent underlying issues, nothing has been tied to the substance directly/independently. The bigger issue is the American stigma, and lack of services and healthcare to get help. There are plenty of studies that show smoking it is far cleaner and less harmful than cigarettes (with all those additives like honey, tar, etc) However, folks aren't smoking/combusting it anymore. It's all about vaporizing the bud, which is super clean and leaves far less resin than smoking. (And not like the bad "vaping" all the kids are doing which is simply inhaling god-know-what chemicals) Lots of data on both of your questions already exists since cannabis has been legal in certain countries for a long time now.

It's my opinion that Center is the weakest position on our Line and all our issues in Run blocking and Pass blocking start with him. Happy to have Humphrey on the field at Center over Morse. He's looked good starting right away at Center for KC. Hold on to Morse this year as a backup, and he's gone next year.

If Beane grabs Humphrey there, it's an entirely different season and discussion.

There will not be much increase, because literally everyone who wants weed already has it, and anyone who would drive under the influence already is. Nothing would be different than the past 20 years.

Just a heads up on how this Opt Out/In works... If a town doesnt do anything now or actively opts in, they can never opt out later on. However, if a town opts out now, they can opt back in at any point in the future. This is why you see some towns choosing to opt out until they see how it all goes.

"Buy the Dip!" Uhh, when does the dip end pleasE? I cant buy any more. 🤣

Ehh, when you have 10 picks and only 5-6 truly open roster spots, those late picks arent worth much. The thread is from May. I bumped it to see how much opinions have changed on having a high-pick RB after what we've seen fro our 3rd round turds.

Star is trash? But that's nothing new.

I'm not picking on you, but this statement got a chuckle out of me after watching the way this season played out regardless who wrote it. More big uglies and RBs please!

Picking nits, but 1:55 of that 3min difference was their last possession of killing the clock, not actual game time. And the Bills had 10 possessions to the Pat's 9. Coulda been better, dont get me wrong, but not as bad as it looks on paper.

One of my favorite Belichick quotes is "More NFL games are lost than won". And that was the case last night as well.

I cant waste my time replying to such idiocy. I said "5 plays or less" not "Less than 5 plays". Cmon dude. Your first post was wrong, just own it. (Good call on using 'fewer' tho)

No it doesnt. That is a 7th. Which I dont count in my examples of a good performance because I am based enough in reality to know that wasnt a good performance. Punt (3 plays) Punt (3 plays) TD (3 plays) FG (9 plays) Punt (3 plays) Punt (4 plays) Punt (5 plays) FG (14 plays) Punt (3 plays)

I know but its fun to keep busting your chops since your points are so ridiculous with the high level you expect from our D, but seem to be excusing our O. I'll continue to state that 240yds total offense, 14 points, 6 punts on 9 possessions with 4 3 and outs is a good/great D performance. You can keep saying it isnt. But good luck with that.

Well what are you saying? I was truly asking. What would have been acceptable? 50 yards? 100 yards? Is it really "every" post? Or is that like, your 3rd actual strawman in here?