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I'm looking for a software or other way to best organize ideas and articles by groups and subgroups. Ideally it could embed webpages too, but that's not a must. Basically I want to create categories for everything important I have to write down so that I have easy access to the information and know where to find it. Bonus points if it's open source if or you can think of a good way to do this without any special software at all.

Edit: It should work offline and not be cloud based or anything like that.

Langer Schuss, aber ist hier jemand "Accredited Investor" nach Regeln der SEC? Würde mich interessieren wie der Verifizierungsprozess genau abläuft und was es für Anforderungen an Dokumente aus dem Ausland gibt.

Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust has a bit, and BPTRX holds a surprising 5% of SpaceX. Unfortunately it's 40% Tesla and I don't want to expose myself to that kind of risk. Are there any other funds or trusts that you know of with SpaceX exposure? Bonus points if it's part of a balanced portfolio and not just highest risk tech stocks.

If you want to suggest other space related investments feel free to but I'm not looking for arguments about the sensibility of such investments. This is more to compile a list of available options.

In this video, you can see two EU lobbyists receive Dominique Khonde, a self proclaimed prophet and a scammer who has made millions selling miracle "juice" to poor uneducated Congolese people telling them it cures Aids and cancer, and that they should stop visiting hospitals and drink his juice instead. In this DW documentary can learn more about the scam he's running. (skip to 37:33) This guy needs to be in prison instead of getting invitations to Brussels.

Does anyone recognize the lobbyists shown in the video? One of them is apparently called "Amad Chawas", but one can't find much information about him

With text generators like GPT3 already being able to chat and write coherent articles, it's reasonable to assume we will see more and more computer generated content on (social) media sites. Some reasons to exploit this tech and let it lose on internet users could be:

• To promote a political agenda or to spread misinformation

• For advertising

• Laziness/The convenience of having a computer write articles for you

• Trolling

These are ju

First of all congrats on hitting new highs almost on a daily basis. People are obviously excited about Polkadot. I've been following this project pretty much since inception, but maybe not closely enough to understand what's going on? There are a lot of articles and blog posts talking about all the cool things Polkadot will be able to do. I see Gavin give talks around the world. I see a ton of shiny websites and side projects. But where's the actual development happening? Where are the devs? Are there public calls on youtube? Are there discord groups or special forums? I've not seen any of that and reddit seems pretty dead in that regard as well. In fact I don't know any crypto project in th

The Kraken is dragging its tentacles with the supposed compensation they promised for the missed rewards, because of their initial mess up when staking first launched. They told me it would take a couple of "weeks" until they can pay up and that's it - nothing has happened so far and it's been 2 months already. Really disappointing, I used to like Kraken but until they fix this I'm taking the rest of my coins elsewhere.

Has anyone been promised compensation and actually received it yet?

I have an Ethereum paper wallet with a BIP32 seed phrase (I think) and want to move those funds. The easiest - way instead of messing around with signing an offline transaction and using multiple devices - seems to me to simply "recover" the seed phrase with my Trezor. Will this work?

Edit for anyone stumbling upon this thread: Yes, it worked like a charm. Super convenient way transfer from a paper wallet.

I'm wondering how the public saw the Village People when they became famous. The outfits seem a bit ridiculous even for the time and listening to the lyrics I could easily convince myself it's a biting sarcastic take on topics such as militarism, conservatives, and what some today call toxic masculinity. Then again, it's easy to misjudge with the eyes and ears of today. So if you were an adult at the time, how do you remember people viewing them? Was it well known that they had a large gay fanbase? Did people listen to them taking songs such as In The Navy at face value (as a patriotic song)?