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Men vs women 😭 😭

@chairmanGLC @HASiLMalaysia Setuju. Perlepasan tak setara dengan kos sara hidup. @anwaribrahim bantu kami m40 yang tersepit.

Dear @HASiLMalaysia. Harap untuk tahun 2026 ni kaji baliklah pelepasan individu untuk cukai. Sampai bila pelepasan untuk anak-anak kekal RM 2000 seorang untuk setahun. Tak relevan dah RM 2000 tu. KWSP pun RM 4000 je. M40 ke atas tersepit jugak walaupun gaji banyak sikit.

@meinmokhtar Aku umur 36 tahun pun tidur merata dkt rumah dr kecik. Mak abah nak buat bilik aku cakap tak payah bazir duit. Balik pun sebulan 2-3 malam. Cuti panjang munkin la 5-6mlm. Waktu lain2 siapa nak maintain?

Luahan anak.

Hey appreciate the thoughtful post, but need to clarify some points here. Firstly, regarding ICP's dev community. Those using Caffeine — currently hundreds of thousands a month, and rising — are building apps too. People vibe coding, and people using self-writing, are all devs. This is a new paradigm. In fact, scroll forward a year, and I doubt much code will be being written by humans outside specialized fields. Yesterday, I saw a very convincing Slack clone created for ICP using Claude Code (Rust backend, React frontend) by a semi-technical person without programming skills. It was only a few days work. So we have to think about ICP as being a platform for agents too going forward. Furthermore, while some of those agents will be inside Claude Code or Caffeine, say, others will be independent agents working directly for users, such as OpenClaw instances. If we keep on trucking, there will be millions of people building on ICP in a year thanks to AI. Building on ICP will give them a number of advantages I've covered elsewhere. Secondly, onchain cloud compute costs should remain viable despite the increases, but it's important to realize that the NNS makes the Internet Computer adaptive, and should this prove not true, then it can make further adjustments iteratively. Getting down to the current proposal to increase the cost of subnet memory from ~$5/GB a year to $12.5/GB a year... (@SnassyIcp forgive me sometimes stating things you already know for the benefit of others following!) That's for memory on a 13X subnet (i.e. a sub-blockchain with 13 nodes from different providers, in different data centers, in different geographies, etc, which is orchestrated and configured by the 50X NNS subnet, which hosts software that seamlessly integrates with software on every other subnet, etc etc) Certainly, $12.5/GB is more expensive than Amazon Web Service's S3 storage at $0.28/GB per year BUT — comparing a "blob storage" service designed to remotely store static data likes files, with dynamic memory that app logic can directly read/write it at will, doesn't make sense. Apps need to store the dynamic data — user accounts, details of objects like products, indexes, etc — in memory. Blob storage doesn't work for that. If you build an e-commerce service on ICP, the details of your products, the organization of those products (e.g. categorization), user accounts, sales records, etc etc will all live in memory. You would only be able to put things like photos and videos of products into blob storage like S3, or the forthcoming ICP Blob Storage. Unless the e-commerce service is Amazon, even if it is a pretty huge service, it will only need a few hundred MBs of memory to maintain that data. In practice, it will pay $10 or something a year — this is totally insignificant for most e-commerce scenarios. Of course, in the above, I'm assuming that product videos and photos are stored on S3 or ICP Blob Storage. Now, it's important to recognize, that hosting an app like an e-commerce service on ICP provides enormous benefits, and delivers enormous cost savings. For example, your app is tamperproof, and doesn't need a traditional cybersecurity setup (and team) to protect it. Cost always has to be considered within the context of the benefits delivered. In order to thrive, the Internet Computer has to target mass-market mainstream use cases (which is why with DFINITY 2.0 and Internet Computer 2.0 you can see things like cloud engines coming, in parallel to initiatives like Caffeine). We have been making tremendous headway. In fact, we are the only blockchain that supports large numbers of users who don't care they are using a blockchain, and mostly don't even know. They are doing it because it's useful to build on the Internet Computer, not because there is some sucky speculative token incentive involved — it's the first major innovation in our industry since tokens (Bitcoin) and DeFi (Ethereum). So hopefully, given the wider perspective, I hope this increase proves really insignificant for those building on ICP, while helping drive the tokenomics by taking us towards a more deflationary future. Nb. on a separate note, for those that have followed this far, you should know that memory on other blockchains is tens of thousands of times more expensive that on ICP. Yes, you read that right! They often make the ridiculous claim that you can still build apps on them because you can keep the app data on IPFS, or on something like Walrus (similar to ICP Blob Storage). Their Pinocchio noses are growing in double time when they tell you this. Blob data on IPFS or Walrus cannot be dynamically processed by onchain app logic, because, in contrast to memory, it is stored remotely. It's baseless that blob storage can support the creation of something like an onchain e-commerce service, where the app needs to enable the vendor to add/remove products dynamically, and record customer sales, and so on. For that you need memory. Hope all this makes sense.

36th. Quite fuckup start.

@suportus @itsmejeremy77 Great. Thanks

@Effingnity @itsmejeremy77 Yes it would!

⚠️ WARNING $ICP ⚠️ When you upgrade your internet identity to internet identity 2.0 make sure you RE-ADD your authorized devices to id.ai or they will not work for login.

Help me get this out :) * Yes, the Internet Computer IS a blockchain * It has nothing to do with cloud (but, yes, smart contracts run at web speed, with unlimited capacity) * Smart contracts will rule the world * Not an "Ethereum-killer". * Something new Tick tock...

Men timeline: Age 1-5: You cry for everything you want. Age 6-10: You fight for everything you want. Age 11-17: You lie about what you want becuz you don't know who you are. Age 18-25: You chase what you want and damage yourself learning the cost. Age 26-35: You build yourself so the world finally respects what you want. Age 36-45: You protect what you built becuz now you understand how fragile it is. Age 46-55: You pay for every mistake you thought you got away with. Age 56-65: You stop pretending and value the few things that actually matter. Age 66-75: You watch the world move on and realize legacy is louder than noise. Age 76-Death: You face the truth Life was never about the years you lived…..... it was about the man you dared to become.

@ETH_Daily @ethereum @VitalikButerin have u talk to @dominic_w ?

Vitalik Buterin says @ethereum has sacrificed way too many core values—like decentralization, privacy, and financial self-sovereignty—just to chase mass adoption. He stresses that this has to end now. According to Vitalik, starting in 2026, Ethereum needs to zero in on reclaiming those lost values by: - Boosting private payments. - Making it easier to run nodes. - Building truly decentralized apps that don't rely on centralized servers. - Giving users better control over their data and assets. Ethereum also needs to be tough enough to last for decades, even centuries, without depending on the dev team, while pushing decentralized stablecoins so users aren't tied to the traditional financial system.

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ICP is dead.

@dominic_w Why the attack on to others chain?

NEAR Protocol's "treasury operations" are rumored to be buying their own token again to stay ahead of ICP (and keep their DAT investors happy). Probably unsustainable lol. TLDR a lot of projects spend their funds on buying their own token rather than R&D, but R&D will win.

#InternetComputer $ICP take a minute and read this one, you’ll get why. 🔥

How to Buy $ICP Tokens In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to: - set up a wallet @oisy - use decentralized exchanges like @KongSwapX - buy #ICP tokens And uncover one hidden gem on ICP that I believe could explode until the end of this bull run @windoge_98 $EXE

Come on market maker. Make it happen

@raishussin @tianchua @BDSmovement Bring flag to show solidarity is wrong in the eyes KLCC management? Boycott Suria KLCC.

I love to go to KLCC & have been there for many years since t was open for business ! After this incident, I would refrain from going to KLCC until they issue an apology for their security personnel uncivilised behaviour on @tianchua and Palestinian activists ! @BDSmovement

Borovan on hiatus. Me: thought I was smart buying Adam plays. Reality: running an “Adam Index” hedge fund straight into liquidation. @dragginzgame pls save me. 🙏