karashta

I have four monitors. Two slightly angled directly in front of me, one angled on the left and a small 10 inch directly below my two main monitors that I use specifically for discord and my friend’s chat app he’s working on.

Why two directly in front of me with the split in the middle? I only have to shift my head slightly to move between the game I’m playing and whatever I’m watching.

But it’s more useful when I’m working on pixel art because I can have my drawing on one main monitor and my reference in the other while having a show or stream on the secondary angled on my left and chat stays on the small monitor.

As for if that helps productivity, I have no idea.

But I sure like my setup now.

“They don’t teach my intellectually unsound, experimentally unverified viewpoint at the learning place!”

And I’m considered a snowflake for having and expressing human emotions. Jfc

It’s not real currency, it’s a token.

I can’t use it to pay my taxes to the US federal government and it must be traded in for actual currency to do so.

Just like a token at an arcade.

They are also vehicles of wild speculation… And unlike stocks (where I gain partial ownership of a company) and bonds (where I gain a claim on their monetary inflows and primacy if the venture crumbles), crypto gives me… What exactly?

I don’t get to be an owner or a creditor. I become… Holder of a mining incentive?

I’m sorry it’s not what a lot of people seem to think it is.

It’s almost like making the line go up at all costs at an ever increasing rate isn’t the best way to run a company

The federal government creates the money either through direct spending by Congress or back stopping money creation by private banks via the reserve system. Money is then destroyed through taxation.

The “debt” is literally the count of untaxed dollars in circulation.

Treasury securities are simply money that they pay interest on.

They create the money. How can they ever run out of money???