the privacy coins are going to be the future along with more blockchain tech.

I don't see the value in holding the privacy coins. I would put my savings in BCH and only convert my week's spending money into privacy coin. You get all the benefits of anon transactions, plus all the benefits of price rises due to user adoption of white market currency.

If you guys want to know why I shill for Mullvad VPN just look for yourself at all the other possible VPN services https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/

there arent allot that are better for a fair price

Admin should probably pin this post. Behold the emergency no wine opener work around

Exhibit A and B

Where’s your swiss army pocket knife with the cork opener?

@Max White that is indeed pinnable

Only if the bottle is fresh. Otherwise it’ll crumble and you’ll be pouring the wine through a coffee filter to get the chunks out haha

Also can push the cork into the bottle. More effort exerted though

I should get a Swiss army knife it seems to have a good deal of utility.

Anyone know of a good deal on one? Recommendations?

I was given a swiss army knife when I was around 5, used it ever since. I use the plastic toothpick more than anything. Browse here to pick the one with the tool assortment you want, then buy on Amazon.
https://www.victorinox.com/us/en/Products/Swiss-Army-Knives/Medium-Pocket-Knives/c/SAK_MediumPocketKnives

Scroll down to the bottom to see the oldest designs. Here’s mine:
https://www.victorinox.com/us/en/Products/Swiss-Army-Knives/Medium-Pocket-Knives/Camper/p/1.3613

@Tanner - SC this would be perfect for <#390735997639589891>

@ThisIsChris done.

Gonna be on this livestream soon with Byron de la Vandal and Blacke Lucca. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yWXUsAc8aM

Ty for invite looking forward to meeting all of you

@PavelCristovic#3971 of course! Welcome aboard.

@Pavel Cristović welcome

@Pavel Cristović welcome!

you can also use a shoe to open a wine bottle

i prefer multitools over swiss army knives

That looks like a good way to take a cork to the face.

Wine facial

haha gross

Do any of you guys have experience with e-commerce, dropshipping, using Shopify storefronts to sell items? It’s piqued my interest lately

@celticflame I wanted to take this conversation out of tech, but my dad started a jewelry store after he retired. He cuts stones and makes custom jewelry, he also sells wholesale.
Where do you get your supplies?

Oh wow,i bet he does quality work too. Generally off Ebay,but i have also bought stuff at small local stores or once a year at trade shows when they have them at fairgrounds. When your able to inspect them up close at these shows,thats when you can find a lot of quality items. But sometimes there's also cheap stuff so you have to know what your looking for.

What state is he in? Does he also sell online?

I've cut obsidian stone before in class long ago,i know doctors still use it in some surgeries too. I have alot of respect for your dad cutting his own stones not easy,nor saudering custom jewelry. Good for him!

We're in KY. Yeah he sells online.
He actually goes out and mines stones across the US, he orders a lot of raw stones from ebay and other sellers in Asia and opal from Australia.
But he gets a lot of supplies from Rio Grande, and I'll have to get the names of the other places. They have loads of different materials for the type of jewelry you make.
He's a GIA gemologist/lapidary. He spends a lot of time fighting the Chinese selling glass and altered stones as authentic stones.

Ok cool thanks. I've ordered from Rio Grande before too. I'm nowhere near your dad,lol
But just trying to start something eventually. Bookmarked his page thanks!

Cool. Jewelry has some absurd markup too. What state are you in?

Quality Gold
Stuller
Diamond Pacific Tool Corp
And there's some mirco tool company he buys some of the smaller tools for wire wrapping and what not.

California, yes used to do too,been awhile And it all adds up.

Hey lads & lassies, just letting you goys know that the WorldCoinIndex took off some Korean coin exchanges from their listings, and this is causing a very huge drop in cryptocurrency value. Just a heads up.

@here you cryptogeeks ☝🏻

Thanks Anglo. Sold out btc on the high when you last mentioned that, then saw the news out of Korea the next day, bought btc low, hopefully a good strategy. Playing with peanuts anyway, but it's fun.

@RevStench just got my man card, bro