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I've had three Teslas and all of them have been awesome. Aside from a sensor that took 15 minutes to replace a couple of years ago, I've never had any issues.

Not really. All you have to do is get a urine culture done and it will reveal the presence of anything out of range such as candida overgrowth, bacterial infection, etc. That means you go to the nearest labcorp and pee in a cup for their lab to analyze. You'll get the results back in a few days.

What's the 10-year return?

Yeah, on this one we did a mozzarella cheese base with black forest bacon, sauteed mushrooms and onions, broccolini, orange and red cherry tomatoes, and some olive oil, and then some fresh grated parmesan on top.

This thread is making me hungry. I'm going to make a pizza today. I can't take it any longer. :thumbsup::D

That pizza looks a lot different than the ones I make at my house. :D

Sorry, if that's what you were referring to then let me rephrase my reply then: The discontinuation of TradeLens doesn't mean there wasn't an application for blockchain technology in that industry. They discontinued it because they couldn't get all the various players in the supply chain to...

The discontinuation of TradeLens has nothing to do with the success or failure of blockchain technology. The discontinued it because they couldn't get all the various players in the supply chain to embrace the platform. So in sports terms, if they can't persuade the basketball players and...

“Hi all— I feel deeply sorry about what happened. I regret what happened to all of you. And I regret what happened to customers. You gave everything you could for FTX, and stood by the company—and me. I didn’t mean for any of this to happen, and I would give anything to be able to go back and...

I really don't like this marketing game that these brokerages have been doing for quite a while by calling a trade "commission-free" but then still taking a cut out of the trade by up-charging the customer by giving them an inferior execution price. It just seems like a play on words because...

I rarely even do squats anymore. Leg presses just feel way safer, especially as the weight increases.

I think that making crypto purchases and custody simpler for the masses will be the key to crypto being more acceptable in the future for sure. Things are not quite there yet, but they are headed in the right direction.

The fund mentioned was quoted in a separate article a little earlier this year as being up 350% overall on their crypto investments even in the face of a 50% downturn this year, and that's primarily because they have been investing a small portion of pension funds in cryptos for over five years...

I'm not a big fan of going below parallel unless the weight is pretty light.

You didn't read the article. The 7% didn't go into a "super speculative instrument". You invented that out of thin air and then believed it to be true.

Why is that hard to believe? The point is to invest the money in up-and-coming areas so a return can be generated. Neither of the funds had any exposure to FTX so they are fine.

Alameda created the FTT token out of thin air and then the Alameda insiders used their own FTX exchange to trade FTT amongst themselves to establish a bullshit public value for the token. After a value was established on the exchange for all to see, they created millions of more FTT tokens that...

Common. In no way are johnarb's claims even remotely similar to virtusa's. You're barking up the wrong tree with that one.

Yes, all of that information is tracked and public knowledge, but the terms are different. So in the stock world, there's the number of shares that's available for the public to trade back and forth, and that's the float size. In the crypto world, the number of tokens that are available for the...

It's all good man. At least we can agree on one thing. As you said, he's never going to provide proof of the 1000% or anything else, so we'll just have to let it die right there.