The lack of regulation is pretty much a goal. When a government controls or regulate a currency, your liberty is attacked.
If your argument hinges on avoiding regulation, then it’s guaranteed to fail. Having oversight is not a bad thing.
The idea of positive self-regulation, especially of a currency in a capitalist system, is pure fantasy.
My debit card is a master card.
They still need to go through a payment processor, using a debit instead of credit card isn’t really the solution to the current problems.
Why is there this weird prudish subset of the internet that seeks to over-sexualize benign activities that make them uncomfortable.
Furries are, at most, a place where a minority find it easier to express sexuality (such as homo-, bi-, pan-sexuality amongst others). This isn’t because it’s inherently sexual, but because they feel comfort and lack of judgment from their peers.
It’s a shame that you find that kind of acceptance to be uncomfortable
It is when you generalize an entire subculture based on an episode of CSI from 1999
“I do not like a certain subset of humanity because they are different than me and I feel safe punching down at them”
Oh yeah, I remember that one skit from Mad TV in like 1995
The NPCs you call in GTAO kind of comment on you just sitting there in a menu if you do it for long enough.
In a universe where an infomercial demi-god can freeze you in a moment of pure embarassment, they can also have the power to keep you cognizant of everything around you as well.
A middle man between a vendor and your bank, essentially.
There was also a worldwide effort to fix any potential problems before they happened.
Any workplace with halfway decent IT will disable it by default.
Which may be about 50% of workplaces, but still.
For an update or two, at least. Windows features tend to get turned back on after updates quite frequently.
Jokes on you, I read the title, forget that I read the title, read the post, then go back and read the title again 😎
So less king and more part of a council?