#Unlock

Reuters

Reuters

German prosecutors have confiscated more than $60 million worth of #bitcoin from a fraudster. There’s only one problem: they can’t unlock the money because he won’t give them the

Kelsey D. Atherton

AthertonKD

There's probably an urgent piece to be written on this as insurrection vs terrorism, and especially the legal implications of both, but the terminology debate obscures the greater problem: police

Export MasterClass

exportfarm

Tips to supply your product to a corporate customer.Have you ever tried to get an order from a hotel, hospital, company, mine, institution etc?The process is more complex than selling

S◎L G◎DDESS

SolanaGoddess

Lots of people talking about $SOL's big unlock on Jan 7. I'm a crypto professional who's been following the project, reading the transparency reports, and have close friends who work

Mitch Brown

MitchyBeee55

THREAD on the hot subject of mobility.What is the root source of a lack of mobility? Is it truly being physiologically tight and immobile? IMO likely not. More likely it

Andrew Chen

andrewchen

2020 is the year of the "Creator go-to-market" -- driven by Substack, Shopify, OnlyFans, and a handful of other cos that show up over and over in peoples' bios!New startups

Nick Goff

nickgoff79

Types to be cautious of on Twitter:1. People who lock & unlock their account every couple of weeks.2. People whose accounts generally last about month then return soon after with

Sarah Newey

sneweyy

1. Covid vaccines are hot commodities; we all want a shot. But should govts pursue herd immunity at home if other countries & regions are left unprotected? It's a question

The Chamber

NEEChamber

Today's #NEEChamberWomen experiences and tips are from Natalie Henderson, @NUFC Lead Phase YDP Coach @NHenderson20 What’s your top piece of careers advice?Focus on being the very best you can possibly

TBSkyen

TBSkyen

Weapon durability hot take: it's good actually, and absolutely key to the game experience of BotW.https://twitter.com/hasanthehun/status/1357747388442546178 Mechanically, because finding weapons and replenishing your weapon stash is a d

Tim Connors ⚡️Pearl

itstimconnors

When I was in college, I remember trying to “discover” what I was interested inBut it doesn’t work like that*Everything* is, in fact, insanely interesting. It’s just a matter of

Ric O'Connell

RicOConnell8

Brattle did a great report on Demand Flexibility - short version found at this @UtilityDive article. The article (and the report?) repeat, however, the common fallacy that "Utility Control is

Tom House 🐐

tomhousesports

I had to mortgage my house to get my first motion capture system. I had no idea what I was looking at, but I knew answers were in there.Today, the

Peggy Li

_peggyli

I recently started playing a phone game in which you can watch ads to unlock things (this is common).Since these ads probably are probably mostly random, I've started getting some…

Matthew Green

matthew_d_green

The boring answer very likely is that police *aren’t* guessing suspects’ passcodes. They’re relying on the fact that the owner probably typed it in. Not *after* the phone is seized,

Chicago Votes Action Fund

ChicagoVotes

(THREAD)We are working hard to pass Senate Bill 2929, The End Prison Slave Labor bill. The average pay for someone working and incarcerated in Illinois prisons is $28 a month.

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