Shout out to Firefox Mobile. I have it as the default browser on my android phone and the experience is great. I don't miss chrome at all. Once you get used to the minor UI differences you won't even notice you are not on chrome.
This is true. However I was calling out, wrt fish, the only two additional "plugin" type things I add in order to have a comfortable shell environment.
Fish conveniently provides history based autocomplete so I don't need to setup some plugin for that.
We have been doing finance for centuries and governance for millennial. The internet has been around for a few decades.
If Crypto is going to have meaningful impact on either of those two domains it may take a while.
I agree there are many grifter scammy things in crypto.
Fwiw it seems plausible to me that crypto/blockchain could provide value eventually as a realtime, open, highly available database about economic activity. Reliable economic information is valuable, scarce and seldom realtime.
However this depends on economic entities having an initial reason to make certain transactions on the blockchain and it's unclear what they'd get out of doing that.
Once upon a time if you wanted to study you went to the library. All the smart people were hanging out around libraries and Universities started to appear. Universities had classes and libraries.
Now we have the internet. How does this affect the value of a University education?
I worked at an American company (smallish ad tech) that was fully remote and the CTO was a citizen of a LATAM country while CEO and most engineers (but not all) were USA based. Worked great.