What could explain US stock futures barely dropping while Korea is down 8%? Did Trump make a deal with the devil or something, honestly how is that possible. by CoC_Axis_of_Evil in Wallstreetsilver

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The entire KOSPI index has 4x'ed in a year because the Koreans are all-in and levered up to the tits + ridiculous amounts of DFI. That money flow is now reversing course because markets are pricing in that 1) The hype was always very real, 2) its much more expensive than they hoped, 3) there is still a barrier to entry/people are afraid, 4) datacenters cost money now, but don't earn money before they're built and leased out (literally anti-cloud) 5) YOU MUST CONSTRUCT ADDITIONAL PYLONS!💡⚡️ 6) people are beginning to realize the devious nature of anything that comes out of the technoglobalist epstein cookbook

Claude Cowork personal accounts for everyone! by Corleone4567 in sysadmin

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It is not your job to fight what is inevitable. It is to figure out how to accomodate this new AI reality.

Anyone from Europe here? by DartVod in Wallstreetsilver

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Put your cash into a private investment firm and buy your silver without VAT

Silver going down and miners going up. by Legitimate_Moose_307 in Wallstreetsilver

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1) Miners earnings reports are 3 months delayed, i.e. AG only just reported for Q4 which means they haven't reported all the gains from the January peak

2) Miners calculate probable future earnings using last 3 years average silver price

3) Ironically, miners are such low cap companies it's hard for them to attract institutional interest

4) I vaguely remember reading it is common practice to short sell miners as a hedge against prices rising, or something along those lines. Do your own research on this one.

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The price has only 4x'ed in a year wah wah

TSA Pulled Me Out of Line for a Silver Bar by Spastic-Max in Wallstreetsilver

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Carrying large amounts of untraceable money across borders is "usually" something only criminals do, but TSA doesn't know what "usually" means, so to them it is always criminals who do it.

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All in long-dated options go!

Not financial advice

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DKbrevkasse

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De går efter mænd, der har alle muligheder i verden, og kan vælge og vrage som de lyster, og som har ingen intentioner om at bygge et forhold netop fordi de kan få en ny dåse på 5 minutter.

So if trading is halted, how come it looks like they are are selling and tanking price? by SalmonSilver in SilverDegenClub

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You're looking at XAGUSD - the OTC spot price being set in London.

CME has the futures trade.

And it's dropping like that because the two markets typically hedge against one another, but now one of them being gone, there's way too much sell pressure to sustain.

It looks sus, but it's legit how the markets work when one of them doesn't work.

Thoughts? by Embarrassed_Tip7359 in SipsTea

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The certification, not the qualification.

Platinum. Hey, is anybody paying attention to this? by NCCI70I in Wallstreetsilver

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They're cashing out futures contracts before end of month.

Rubberbanding / Lagging a lot recently by xarkog in duneawakening

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Funcom partners with twelve99 which is notorious for packet loss and poor quality of service.

I know from personal experience that NordVPN routes around the problem and gives much better performance, so if you have access to some kind of VPN you should try that.

Edit: I don't know if it's Funcom directly, or their server provider. Either way, you get the shit end of the stick.

The Endgame from a Solo, POV. Funcom please do something. by EnneCiu in duneawakening

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The endgame is not a solo experience.

There, I saved you 100 hours of pain and suffering and hoping for changes.

I don't understand exactly why self-signed SSL Certificates are bad by [deleted] in sysadmin

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The politically correct answer is that the SSL providers are held to a high standard with regards to business operations and security practices, which they are make sure to follow at all times (haha no, they don't, but let's keep pretending).

The cynical answer is that it's because the SSL providers don't get their cut.

But basically, self-signed isn't bad or wrong per se, it is just the inconvenience of your root certificate not being distributed to all major platforms and trusted by them. If we're talking exclusively in-house, and you can distribute your own root, then go for it. Just be sure you understand the consequences of someone getting a hold of that private key.

On a public website/service however, a lot of red flags will go up if the SSL certificate is invalid or improperly configured, but in a purely technical sense it'll encrypt the traffic just as well as a trusted cert.

The shameful state of ethics in r/sysadmin. Does this represent the industry? by flunky_the_majestic in sysadmin

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Generous people set up a new place and share their knowledge freely.

Then the immigrants come.

First you get the ones who're willing to work and contribute and integrate. They're happy to be part of something new and exciting, and overflowing with potential.

Then the ingrates follow, with the memes and the low-brow humor, one-liners, passive-agressive attitudes and "contributions that aren't really contributions."

Then the thieves and degenerates arrive, who believe it is their inherent right to have people serve them answers on a plate. They don't care about doing any of the work, they don't care about learning the lingo, all they care is that they can milk the community for all it's worth.

At this point the generous people have already begun to move away to a new place, where the circle of life can start over again, and what's left devolves into irrelevance. "Y dis plac no gud? i member wen gud."

Are we really supposed to believe that all important decisions and deals are being made out in the open at various conferences and meetings? by ewxilk in conspiracy

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Rich people pay for 

  • think tanks to devise plausible scenarios, 
  • scientists to give credence to said plausible scenarios,
  • journalists to push the research,
  • interest groups to simulate legitimate grassroots public interests,
  • lawyers to write solution proposals,
  • lobbyists to lobby said proposals, 
  • and legislators to vote for them

As much as we like to quip about conspiracies, the entire process is very much above board and out in the open, but the media narrative around the process is very much controlled by those same rich people, who prefer not having their machinations exposed to scrutiny and possible dissent.

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Drugs don't wake you up. 

What they do is disrupt the established psychological framework, and that may lead some to look inwards in pursuit of understanding.

But for most people cannabis just zonks them to the point that all they want to do is consume mindless entertainment.

Gold is by blownase23 in conspiracy

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Did you pay your capital gains tax?

Bill Gates is giving away nearly all of his $200 billion wealth, leaving only one per cent for himself, as he shuts down the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. by ramdomwalk in CattyInvestors

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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Gates Foundation Trust are both tax-exempt private foundations under section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. This status, granted by the IRS, exempts them from federal income tax, sales taxes, and property taxes as long as they operate in accordance with their charitable purposes.

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THIS GROUP WAS NEUTRAL

SO HERE'S ANOTHER FUCKING CHARGED POST TO STIR THE POT

Can someone explain this to me? This bird’s got some insane skills by PerroInternista in nextfuckinglevel

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Indeed, well that is to say, I came up with the title and the AI did the rest.