I also think there are 5 ones.

You will make it there if you constructively contribute to the forum! Good luck!

I can really recommend all the animations made by David Firth:
https://www.youtube.com/user/Doki66

You could try a service called cryptoping.
I've tried it and have had mostly positive results with it.

Usually being the first helps as well. Especially if you speak a language that is commonly spoken, there usually is demand for a translation, for example in Russian, Chinese, Spanish, German and French.

I like to drink a glass of wine and clean the house.

Youtube has a wealth of knowledge. When I first got interested in crypto, I watched a lot of videos on mining, and on the fundamentals of bitcoin. It even has some free courses. I can also recommend twitter for live news and there are also a lot of great podcasts on iTunes.

Thanks for sharing, this was a great read!

I would love to join this campaign. here are my details.

User: zmb
Postion to Apply: Jr. Member
Posts Start: 68
Address: 1c5p7qFBeW58ToZkuatmP87GBnRSwNZtq

I've had great experiences using localbitcoins.com
The sellers I've met in my area were all honest and I received my coins in a matter of minutes. I would recommend to only buy from sellers with a good reputation score though, just to be on the safe side.

I agree with the European Central Bank on this one. (And only on this one) Life's too short to chase a fantasy.
There are plenty of women out there that are available and great to spend your time with, all you have to do is go out there, meet them and be yourself.

As I understood it the fees users of the sia network pay to have their files hosted are lower than what StorJ charges for file storage, so if they can compete on price with another product that is marketed well, they might still gain traction.
This video gives a more detailed comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gNVJjJAve0
I hope this helps.

Here is a link to a great post with all the currently active signature campaigns and their conditions for entry, by staff member Mitchell:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0

You can also participate in airdrops, like the Byteball airdrop or the Stellar airdrop.

Maybe he needs to buy a new one because he wore the other one while swimming.

I really like Primitive Technology: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-WYT2UotIc

The owner of the channel posts time lapse videos of all the structures and tools he builds in the wilderness.
I find the videos very soothing to watch on my second monitor while I work.

The cost depends on the amount of man hours necessary to bring the app to production. This again is determined by the complexity of the codebase and the feature set of the app.

I thought that modern mobile phones have overcharge protection?

I like to leave a bottle of water with pieces of ginger and lemon in it in the fridge overnight and drink it the next day.

Thanks for sharing this guide. It's really helpful.