Looking good!

Yep, got the same email. This ICO bubble is the same exact thing as the dot-com bubble of the Y2K era. I'm patiently holding off on buying any tokens during this speculative time: the house always wins,

We're live!!!

Hahaha, exactly!

All that said, it's unfair to focus solely on the negatives; it’s not so one-sided. One Chinese value that seems to have stood the test of time is practicality, which can be seen in their ages-old lean

Perhaps I'm paranoid but maybe watch out with publishing photos, names, and other sensitive details of people like Cool? I imagine he could have some problems if this post was discovered by the wrong folks.

Too good not to share:

Definitely! I haven't seen much exceptional content on here yet, but I also haven't been browsing like crazy. So far, Diaspora's winning on this metric for me (and in terms of people not begging for upvotes

I thought about this aaaaaaand... I'd rather preserve my anonymity for now. But using the more common tags, that was definitely a good piece of advice, thanks : )

Excited : )

Lol this has never made sense to me either.

Wait! I thought the same but then, upon closer inspection, those are just the centaurs' legs -- in both cases. Had me fooled too though.

Ugh, I haaaated Slaughterhouse-Five. It felt like looking at this the entire time:

Oh, good one. I'm a huge fan of Campbell.

Lol touché. Hey, question: "WH4".... White House something?

I know, right! Or how prevalent nudism is on central European beaches. A friend from there once remarked about the interesting violence/sex paradox we have going on in the USA/Canada: you can hack someone

Oh my goodness, I don't know how I missed that. Rectified! Crisis averted. Phew, that was close.

Thanks, buddy. Unfortunately it's not quite Diaspora on here yet ; ).

Oh yeah, definitely not a scam. My beef with it though is that it's not curated from the top very well. I wish there were more options and better ways of divvying up content. It would be neat to be able

Holy moley, I didn't know it was that high. Is this rate balancing out and slowly dropping? I'm curious now about conventional banks, about their rate of being successfully hacked, just for comparison.