I do. I return an error.

The problem with generalizations is that you forget that people you've never met are still people. Most just want to raise their families and enjoy life

I don't think you understand what decentralized means

Which is interesting. On the early days of Digg it was the same demographic, although more politically center. Then in the early days of reddit the same thing happened. It was mostly Linux and tech. So having the same starting demo is not a bad thing, but the question is, will it grow to adopt others

You say they spend it on TVs, cars, clothes, iPhones, whatever, like it's a bad thing. A good tv is only a few hundred so 3% of your 10,000. If someone is trying to improve their employment they will need new clothes, reliable transportation, and reliable communication. 10,000 for a car is not a good car, but enough to get to work on time. I agree that lowering the cost of essentials is good, but incredibly hard in a free market. It's easier to raise wages through legislation

I'm not familiar enough with TOTP codes, but they don't seem feasible for your average user as a reliable way to recover your account

If it's a company laptop with a company policy chances are saying no to policy is saying no to that job. While seasoned employees can do that, new employees are SOL

I don't know, but my best guess would be either it's a publicly traded company and needs to disclose how it spends its money, or that taxes weren't paid for the personal use funds

Is Antarctica no longer a continent?

Article: https://m.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2009/mar/16/legislators-make-child-selling-illegal/

Is it though?

*1979. Also mine had these into the 80s