Finally a use for this image I've had for years. 2nd oldest, after one about being executed for using pov incorrectly.

Screenshot doesn't show forther down, where it says it has a synthid watermark. Which makes use of the llm that made it, but is itself a regular deterministic cryptographic procedure.

*Bi

Which itself is for marketing reasons, a manufacturer would find it difficult to compete with others using units that make their drives look larger or cheaper at "same capacity".

There is also the smaller amount w!ndows will secretly waste for its own pleasure (few GiB iirc). And an even smaller amount that gets wasted in partitioning. Usually around 5MiB, you can reduce it to 16kiB with some manual configuration in gdisk, or you can skip partition tables entirely for some end-game cursedness. And then the filesystem will take some. ext4 takes based on the number of inodes, for large drives that can be tens of GiB. Btrfs takes almost nothing (though in the background allocates in steps of 1GiB, so some tools might show 2GiB used as soon as data is written). Then if you try to sum all files on disk, that will land even lower for many more reasons.

Use .0, it's free real estate.

Some coins are centralized and ruled by their creator

Talking about this. PlatformX having CoinX under their control, taking "orders" (via the Coin's chain) of other unregulated platforms or individuals. Where "the Coin's chain" acts as just an api.
If the Coin us under a platform's control, and can be frozen, how can there be other unregulated platforms with "their own order books"?

Oh so the regulated Binance will let other unregulated exchanges or private individuals request transactions via "api"?

I thought they enforce KYC, so situations that require actual anonymity can't use them.

Hm, so if a single entity controls the "accounts database", isn't that just a bank account? With the crypto aspect being a weird api to request transactions and view balances (if the chain is even public)?

has been frozen [...] meaning that the attackers could not use it or convert it to another currency.

Wait how do you freeze crypto?

Maybe they mean Y STOP or N STOP

Actually, is this available at all yet? I've just tried using it and it seems completely missing.