In the early days of the Republic, the Senate was comprised of 300 members, known as senators. These senators were drawn from the wealthiest and most influential families in Rome and held considerable political power. The number 300 symbolized the elite nature of the Senate and its role as the advisory body to the consuls, who were the highest elected officials in the Republic. Over time, the size of the Senate fluctuated, but its original composition of 300 members remained an important historical precedent in Roman political tradition.
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Riaz will join Zeneca, our first announced cryptoKnight, on Twitter Spaces.
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I'm from Texas so not sure what clothing I should bring and if a normal electric car is fine. I have seen some YouTube videos where people make snow caves, is there enough snow for that? Will probably do some 2-3 day hikes as well, I'm used to being outdoors for several days etc. I'm part Norwegian so hoping to make some friends in the local city Harstad after, how is the nightlife? -this is all sarcasm hope I triggered some locals, hilsner fra Harstad!
I like picking boogers when I'm alone and eating them. They taste salty, it's something to do while watching a movie or whatever and it is good for my immune system. Also we all swallow our snot anyway so why not have some fun with it.
... hurt my knees, but I'm alright
Uber, Bolt and other centralised ride hailing apps have a business model based on exploitation: they gain market share in an area by offering cheap rides and when they have achieved a high enough market share they turn on the fees. Apps like these will take anywhere from 20-30% in fees, this is money going out of the local economy and to the pockets of rent seeking companies in the first world. If your car breaks down: bad luck those fees you paid were just for using the platform.
Crypto offers a fantastic solution:
BloXmove (developed by Daimler - parent company of Mercedes) for 3 years then launched as a decentralised platform) is a platform for decentralised mobility (on Celo + PEAQ) a
So I never cared about golf, I know literally nothing about it, I have never searched for anything golf related once. Never typed the word 'golf' before this post.
A few days ago I ran into an acquaintance, he said he was going to play golf and asked if I wanted to join. I said yes, we drove to the course and played for 1 hour (he drove no GPS was used). I went home and haven't done anything golf-related since then digitally or otherwise.
I had my phone in my pocket the entire time with GPS on. The Reddit app only has 'storage' permission on my android so GPS/microphone/everything else is toggled to 'off'. Reddit was running in the background on my phone during this time, but I never opene
So I never cared about golf, I know literally nothing about it, I have never searched for anything golf related once. Never typed the word 'golf' before this post.
A few days ago I ran into an acquaintance, he said he was going to play golf and asked if I wanted to join. I said yes, we drove to the course and played for 1 hour (he drove no GPS was used). I went home and haven't done anything golf-related since then digitally or otherwise.
I had my phone in my pocket the entire time with GPS on. The Reddit app only has 'storage' permission on my android so GPS/microphone/everything else is toggled to 'off'. Reddit was running in the background on my phone during this time, but I never opene
I have followed r/cryptocurrency for many years and the general sentiment I see is: to stay safe buy BTC/ETH and if you want to allocate a part of your portfolio to more risky assets; buy something else from Top20/50 like Link, Litecoin, Monero etc. What I also see a lot is the idea (usually related to memecoins to be fair) that low cap alts are no better than the casino or worse, and while mostly true I do think that this also introduces some unnecessary laziness. ETH was a low cap once and some of the people who bought ETH early didn't just get lucky, they managed to identify the potential of smart contracts on a blockchain. It is possible to identify potential in this space that isn't a