Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

Corporate Blockchain Developer | Ethereum Core Developer | Former Besu and Teku Protocol Engineer @PegaSysEng @ConsenSys arithmetica.network Texas, USA Joined October 2018

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

12 hours ago

@RoystonJHolmes @aJeenyus @JoshuaKhane @sainimatic This is my NAS setup, ish. One at my house, one with family (I also serve as their offsite backup), and also one in the cloud.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

21 hours ago

@horsemankukka @JoshuaKhane @sainimatic Breaking platform rules is the portion I have trouble with. If I buy something from you, it is mine. It doesn’t matter if I later break rules, offend you, use the thing I bought for something you find troubling, etc. What I buy is mine. I bought it. Anything else is renting.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

22 hours ago

@aJeenyus @JoshuaKhane @sainimatic Complete agree on the risks of physical. However - one treats you like an adult and lets you decide your own risk tolerance/mitigation strategies, and the other treats you like a child and does it for you. (And then takes it away if it decides you’ve been bad.)

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

23 hours ago

@JoshuaKhane @sainimatic Spending thousands of dollars to rent games from a cloud service provider is wild. But I didn't rent them! - Did you get the physical media? A license key? Can you play it offline? Can you make a backup? Did you get a revokable license to play the game? Congrats! You rented it.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

23 hours ago

@JoshuaKhane As for games: not your physical media, not your game. (Starting to see the pattern here?) Why on Earth would someone spent THOUSANDS of Euros renting games from cloud service providers?

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

23 hours ago

@JoshuaKhane Not your hard drive, not your backup. OneDrive/Drive/[Drop]Box/iCloud et al are cloud accessible file sharing solutions, not backups. Services like Backblaze/Wasabi/S3 Glacier are better fit for purpose - BUT ONLY as an offsite backup of an onsite backup. See first sentence.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

24 hours ago

@sublimeamerica Whataburger was founded in 1950 and is still HUGE.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

a day ago

@dankrad Only when it’s also moving at high speeds. Tired on planes = quantum brain.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

5 days ago

@Cloudflare localhost

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

6 days ago

@FrameworkPuter @xdadevelopers The ratio is incredible. 😆

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

6 days ago

@squeal @Google Try it with a BSD user agent.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

6 days ago

@drabdulhameed07 Yeah, a grain isn’t an old unit. I use it literally all the time, and I’m not a pharmacist - I’m a competitive shooter. 7000 grains to a pound. Easy peasy. Still used all over.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

6 days ago

@PauleyMo67 Maybe if he spent less time doing little tricks with his ballcap?

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

7 days ago

@svyolo9 @japan_nobunaga The United States does not have a gun registry, nor do many states. There are precisely 0 registered Title I (Non-NFA) weapons in Texas. 0. The same answer goes for ~40 of the other states. Anyone reading this should take the tweet to which I'm replying with a grain of salt.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

7 days ago

@DanWulff220678 @japan_nobunaga Why so few? But at least there's a Rock Chucker in the pic.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

7 days ago

@GeekyGarden @MikeSouthWestUK Yep, I remember hearing/seeing the same.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

a week ago

Great. My teacher disagreed. My experience was no world geography, no pass high school. They didn’t ask you, much to the chagrin of much of my class, I’m sure. As for my personal opinion, I believe a functional adult in modern society should be able to find a country of sufficient size/population/importance on a map and recognize its flag. Why would someone feel qualified to vote for the Chief Diplomat of our country without a basic understanding of say the 10 most important countries to our foreign policy in any given election cycle. For example, Iran is very relevant right now. You can’t convince me that one’s civic responsibility as a voter does not at least include knowing where Iran is on a map, recognizing its flag, understanding its (high level) system of government, knowing its primary imports/exports from/to the US, and having an extremely high level understanding of the US’s diplomatic relationship with it. The same goes for Mexico, Canada, the EU (as a bloc is probably fine), China, Russia, and India. Again, my opinion is ^that^ is the bare minimum expectations of a responsible citizen who wishes to exercise their right to vote for the future of our country. It’s not that much greater an ask to recognize Germany’s flag.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

a week ago

@DouglasWei43233 That's the frightening part - what if they're not the rudest at USPS. 😱

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

a week ago

@Jeff118485 @MikeSouthWestUK Sorry, or less than, depending on which side you're coming from. From the 2024 data: - LTC holders are >7.5x less likely to be criminals.

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Steven Schroeder @schroedingerdev

a week ago

@Jeff118485 @MikeSouthWestUK Yeah, my brain is too tired (and multi-tasking) to do the proportional analysis right now, but instinctively I'm sure you're right. Obviously the multiple conviction possibility applies to the LTC holders too, but they're smaller as a proportion to the whole. I'll say >7.5x.