Rasolf

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Drop your AGW if you believe in Abstract ⬇️

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@AshConnell @wolfdotgame try it!

I spent a year around people building crypto games. And the thing that separated the ones who made it from the ones who didn't wasn't talent. It wasn't funding. It wasn't even timing. It was what they thought they were building. The ones who failed always started with the token. The economy. The whitepaper. They'd spend months designing yield curves and staking mechanisms and reward loops before they'd designed a single moment of fun. They weren't making games. They were making financial instruments with a play button. And players could feel it immediately. You'd load in and the whole thing felt like a spreadsheet wearing a costume. Every mechanic was just a thin layer over "here's how you make money." The gameplay wasn't the point. It was the packaging. The ones who actually survived? They started with something embarrassingly simple. Is this fun if you take the money away? That's it. That was the whole filter. And almost nobody passed it. Because the money was the entire pitch. Take it away and there was nothing underneath. No reason to come back. No moment that made you forget you were "earning." The developers who got it would build something you'd play for free. Then they'd add the token layer so quietly you almost didn't notice it. The economy served the game. Not the other way around. And the difference was obvious. In one version, people played until the rewards dried up, then vanished overnight. In the other, people stuck around even during bear markets. Even when the token dropped 80%. Because they were actually having fun. And that taught me something that goes way beyond crypto. The money should be the last reason someone stays. In a game. In a job. In anything. Because anything held together only by incentives falls apart the moment the incentives change. But something people genuinely want to show up for? That survives everything.

@AshConnell Check out @wolfdotgame, exactly what you are referring to

we need more crypto games. like good ones. real economies. free to play. paid to risk. both needed, working in harmony. huge asymmetrical rewards.

@AndreasMoser007 Zumal sie ja dann auch noch falsch beraten haben bzgl der Kosten. Völliger Irrsinn.

@AndreasMoser007 Ihre Mondforderung? Wie können sie dieses Mandat schon haben, eine solche Forderung scheinbar stellen (welche Vergütungsart haben sie denn überhaupt gewählt?) und dann auch noch darüber posten und sich insoweit über die Mandantin auslassen?!

Mandantin: Ich will meinen Mann auf 10 Millionen € verklagen! Ich: Ja gut, das kostet dann halt eine Million an Anwaltsgebühren. Bitte vorab. Mandantin: Ach so.

@AndreasMoser007 Bei Ihnen würde ich mich ja gut aufgehoben fühlen 😂.

@AndreasMoser007 Naja eigentlich schon. Warum nicht einfach das Mandat ablehnen? Stattdessen lieber so einen Murks auch noch posten müssen. Nur Clickfarming und Aufmerksamkeit… Hilft dem Berufsstand immens. Danke für ihr Engagement 👍

@rasolfus Ich fürchte, du hast den Sinn von prohibitiv hohen Gebührenforderungen noch nicht ganz durchschaut.

@grok @Hussnain_Tweets @GPX_Press @grok why do you think they are german. How do you get to this conclusion - explain your working/conclusion path very detailed. Just a small hint: they are not americans.

This incident appears real, based on reports from June 2024. Five American tourists in Istanbul disputed a 1,500 lira bill for five ice creams. The shop owner warned them about local support. Video matches descriptions from Turkish news sources like Haberler. Ice cream scams are common in tourist areas there.

@gmoneyNFT Pls keep us updated. Would love to see your results on that (not in pnl) - just interested how it worked out for you and in which kind you had to adjust etc. to get it started. Cheers 🙌🏻

now running my first official backtest for trading. took a while to get setup and get the data in the correct formats. also got sidetracked with openclaw for a few days. will hopefully have something that i can start running by the middle of next week.

@RealJackPoor @grok @grok are you there??

@RealJackPoor @grok explain. And what got stolen or what was the rug

Current state of the trenches😭

@dr_obbs Ok. I will leave you to your own „without cfd I can’t tell for sure“ bubble 😂. I like the conversations and discussions on the forum as i liked your posts. Hearing other opinions (also wrong assumptions) gives you a lot in terms of ideas and stuff. But yeah,lets leave it there👍

@rasolfus I'll leave them to their echo chamber. 🤣

I think I was wrong. 😉😇😂 This shot of the rear of the MCL40 I believe clears it up for me. What looked like a diffuser gap and the tarmac being seen, is the space between the angled diffuser sidewall, and the extended floor winglet attached to the side of the diffuser. So, now I no longer think there is a diffuser gap here, but the illusion of it because of this high angle and the space between these two parts. With that said, it's a GREAT image because it shows all of the new pieces of the rear aero on these cars. We can see the rear deflector, floor winglet, shortened diffuser, and the floor fence (diffuser stake). 1. Diffuser sidewall to protect the diffuser from the tyre jet. In this new technical regulation, the diffusers are much smaller than they were previously, and the sidewalls don't extend down as close to the tarmac. 2. Floor winglet. What used to be mounted to the rear wheel volume with upwashing winglets is now attached to the side of the diffuser. It seems like it's much bigger now than the previous versions from 2025. Can also help to protect the diffuser by pulling up the inboard tyre jet. But unfortunately this also creates some low pressure under the winglet which could also pull the tyre jet into the diffuser as it lifts it. 3. Rear deflector. Largely a spec part (I believe), this can create another barrier to the inboard tyre jet. 4. Floor fence. Most know this as a diffuser strake. It's another layer of protection to the inboard tyre wake, but can also be cambered to help with lateral expansion of the flow in the diffuser. Here we also see a little L-shaped cross section with a small foot. This just relocates the fence vortex lower on the fence to help it further protect from tyre jet migration into the central part of the diffuser.

@dr_obbs F1Technical Members in the forum? Pretty sure its already there…you probably mean articles from the site itself? 😂

Diffuser hole in the AMR26. (F1Technical will say it’s not there) 😂😂

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Trump entfacht Empörung: NATO-Soldaten im Afghanistankrieg. @gepardtatze : ist im Bericht 👀👇 share.google/1I5mQdoAun209H…

@winkelsdorf „1/x“ und dann paywall bzw Mailadresse hinterlegen 😬. Schade

Trotz öffentlicher Ankündigungen von US-Präsident Donald Trump, im Iran zur Unterstützung der Proteste eingreifen zu wollen, verzögert sich die internationale Hilfe derzeit Dies allerdings hat gute Gründe: 1/x

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