World. Not US.
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that it crashed doesn’t say that it’s not better than a human driver. It just says that it’s not impossible to have an accident.
On PC?
Agreed. I looked at it to play with some friends, but the 70$ price tag seems a bit steep for something that looks setup like a free to play game with not really a lot to do.
Please don’t keep doing this... it might cause the convoy belt restaurants to die off because people have privacy concerns and no longer go there :(
Since “The Crew” by Ubisoft I ADORE offroad builds of cars! It just looks so different and cool!
I really enjoyed the book with all its flaws, but I think the movie will be worse than this great music video.
For $10 if you have some friends to play it with: yes!
The screenshot shows 1.35Tbits per second, that’s 168,75 GB/s, not “more than a terabyte per second.”
So you think your friends are stupid, not the projects! Got it.
Like I said repeatedly: not all blockchain projects are currencies.
There are blockchain projects that are meant to be financial instruments (like btc, ltc, nano,...) but there are a lot which are not intended to be currencies at all.
They are utility tokens that have a job on their respective network. Like ETH, GAS,…
Are most of those startups losing OTHER people’s money, or just their own? Most startups fail before seed funding, so the only loss is to the founders, not users.
Of course, that’s the only reason why people invest into startups.
These are companies too sketchy for Kickstarter, too small for VCs, too unproven for accelerators or incubators, no revenues to bootstrap against.
Like I said: Not all block chain projects use their tokens as a currency. If I would have to guess, it’s not even half that try that.
1 doge will always be 1 doge. It’s not possible that it will crash.
I’m invested in a food truck startup. That doesn’t mean that the food truck business is a financial market.
If an ICO promises you exorbitant returns, it’s for sure a scam. Just like everything that promises you exorbitant returns.
ICO doesn’t mean that it’s in the financial market. Many blockchain projects have nothing to do with finances.