Good, you've figured out your first mistake. That's why it is called Browser! It is a standalone and separate project that uses TOR and is different from the global tor service. Which Linux version are you using?

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Last time I did this for my servers I used something like this, check it out: https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2021/01/install-tor-tor-browser-ubuntu-20-10-20-04/. It should be pretty straightforward. Let me know if you manage to do it.

There are two difference here:

• 1) TOR in "client" mode, which would be connecting through the proxy as you have written above. This method does not have any authentication. If I remember correctly, this method would have you only as a client on the TOR network and not a full peer that others can reach.
• 2) Authenticated mode, more for persistent use i.e. running a full node that others can reach and download data from.

Why should they? Your topic has a very bad assumption laid in it, that poor people should get something. This is a word of work and merit. Why should poor people who do not learn and do not do quality work that relates to markets reap the rewards from markets?

Bitcoin is a tool, a neutral currency, commodity, asset. If you approach it properly, it can do wonders for you. However, you must do the effort. It will not magically do something for you.

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Equal outcomes is a Marxist communist idea that only the most stupid and least productive people of our society support. Nobody is entitled to anything.

Things don't have to be directly related for one to be able to make a comparison between them.

You lose money also from social media and doom scrolling. The process by which this happens is very subtle, and when compared to some direct form of losing money such as is the case with gambling it can be misleading. You make 2 mistakes in your post:

1) Social media platforms don't just learn from you, they manipulate you to do things. They make you buy things and you will believe that the decision was yours, but it was not. 
2) Gambling platforms do regularly manipulate you. Most of gambling games are designed in a way that maximizes playing, that is the manipulation.

There is a mistake in the setup of this thread.  You are comparing an extreme form of scrolling to a general form of gambling. The question is what kind of gambling? To make it somewhat equivalent, you have to compare doomscrolling to addictive or obsessive gambling. Both actions are pretty terrible, but in that scenario obviously the gambling is much more dangerous.

What are you talking about? Social media has a massive negative impact on any psychological metric and including several physiological metrics like sleep.

The best advice would be don't start betting at all. If he does not want to listen, then he should start reading proper analysis online and not spend his time watching matches thinking that he's gonna become a smart analyst in his free time.

You think that watching a couple matches, or even couple hundred matches gives you analytic skills?  Your analysis skill after watching 1000 matches is closer to 0 than it is to 1. What kind of delusions gamblers tell themselves are amazing.

You've been given all kind of advice in here. Depending on the strength of the friendship and historical context of the relationship, you can try to help them for a while. They probably deserve that. If it does not work, give up and move away. Get better friends, they are not worth your time.

Even if they would blame you, so what? Don't waste your time with stupid people like that. Life is too short for you to have bad friends.

Fair point, I misunderstood the direction of the post. Well, Coinbase is a fully American company so there are less other risks involved with this.

Any reduction in CEX holdings is beneficial for everyone involved, and comes at just a small negative impact on the CEX revenue. Big holders and governments can make a significant impact on this situation by moving to real self-custody, but that comes with other risks that not everyone wants to accept.

Cheat the US government? Good luck with that, it always works out really well for anyone who tries. It is a nice way to get Epstein'd. 

They have been already devaluing the dollar for a very long time. Each time you print any amount of dollars, you are devaluing all existing dollars. This claim is not that strong and is still made with inherent bias towards monetary inflation. The other side can't make political arguments against printing money, because then people in their own country will question this practice too.

Your idea is that the government is running an organized scam with the stablecoin? Life is already entertaining enough. Their stablecoin can't depeg like Do Kwon's UST, the stablecoins created by the stablecoins act are not algorithmic. They are backed by dollars. They can depeg in different ways, but not in the way that it happened to LUNA.

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Yes.

Another shitpost by another idiot.

This is not unusual. Often times the government will delegate something to a private company because it is more specialized in dealing with those things and does so at a lower cost. However, in this case it would be more better to withdraw all of this from Coinbase. There is an overall benefit from that as Coinbase will have fewer coins, they already have too many stored with them.

If they can keep the nuclear launch codes safe, they can definitely keep the small amount of Bitcoin that they own safe.

Lightning UX on mobile devices is great. Try to onboard your local vendors, you will see that it is pretty easy.

This has nothing to do with blocks though. If we were to go with that reasoning, then there is never going to be a technological justification for increasing the block size. At any bandwidth someone could spam the mempool so much to choke it.

It is ridiculous advice. Most people are on social media and work social media like Linkedin. Most people are exposed to all kinds of strangers all the time. In this day and age, such strategy is only for a fringe minority of people.

How exactly do you believe verification can avoid a scam that involves a zero day exploit? They can create all kinds of fake documents and profiles. They can even hire people to pose in video calls if you believe deepfakes can be easily detected by other humans. Verification does not really avoid this situation.

Better advice would be to stop using Windows for starters. 

The coach is at fault because the main player was stupid and spent the last 2 days before a game secretly partying? Brilliant. 

This has nothing to do with the topic.

Perhaps the fact that you need people to micro manage you indicates a problem with yourself instead of a problem with the management? Many adults are in fact still children, and it is a very similar situation in large corporations. You need to treat many adults like children for them to work properly.

Shitposter, read the article and the whole thread. All the information about this is provided already.

Good point, I didn't see that one. You don't need to ask the question why, you know the answer is always the same. So that his alt accounts and spamming colleagues can create 10 pages worth of generic posts.

It is not really. Most people behave in similar ways and you can group their behavior in categories. You may think you are unique, but you are not. The topic is pretty interesting even if most people are misinformed about these things.

Even if it were true, the tool is a scam. Whoever advertises something like this in this way is a scammer by default. No need to invest effort in it.

This argument is bullshit written by someone who does not understand anything. The solution to this is very simple. If you can get some tainted just do a dust attack on everyone, all the major exchanges and known legitimate addresses.

Don't be stupid, there is zero intelligence in the things that are currently called AI. But they sure can easily fool people like you with their marketing lies. 

It is not a big deal then, in the EU they already require you to submit information relating to addresses. You can input any bogus information though. A useless system that does nothing.

It depends on the exact nature of the initial situation. Was he addicted or not? This makes all the difference.

• If he was gambling occasionally as a hobby, there is nothing wrong with returning to it after a break. Many people do not consistently engage in all their hobbies for many reasons. A good example would be sports. Some people return to some sports that they have not played since they were very young.
• If he was addicted, then the situation is quite negative. People do not understand addictions at all. Even reading about addictions just gives them a superficial and false understanding of it. He has not cured his addiction, but has instead done other things that were essentially just temporary replacements for his addiction.

A truly cured addict never returns to his addiction, neither in moderation nor in any other amount. NEVER.

I would consider that advice by a fake expert. Whoever has time to suggest things that they themselves are not doing, they are a fraud who does not believe in the things that they are preaching.

No, that is not how things work. There are automated tools by now which will scan your machine for every possible known wallet type, desktop and extension wallets. Even if they are all password protected, which I assure you in many cases they are not, where are these passwords most often stored? On the computer in plaintext, or on the computer inside a password manager. If you have complete access to somebody's system, you can do anything. If you don't know how, it is mostly due to a lack of your own imagination. Sometimes people compromise systems and wait months or even years, gathering information, before executing an attack.

They are generic bullshit, much worse than AI slop. Genuine troll posts would be much less spammy and more entertaining than this. A case example can be found above you

Abusing a zero day vulnerability in existing software, one which you have probably not discovered yourself, is not a "sophisticated scam". It is a low level hack.

150 wallets and all on the same device? I would not be surprised if he was advertising himself as a privacy and security expert, what an idiot. 

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Similar but different scams are going around Telegram and Discord. They tend to offer several different and highly paid jobs in groups for testing out new games and other stuff. They are trying to catch anyone that may be interested whereas in this case it was a targeted scam.