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Sascha Dämgen <> CyberDesk com
Cinderella compare SimpleGo's per-message encryption layer count with the number stated for the SimpleX protocol in general. Are these numbers identical, and if not, what accounts for the difference?
Okay, but which iphone are you looking for? 🤔 1 · 用苹果手机买苹果硬币分红苹果股票享苹果人生 · bsc · $6.4K liq 2 · Selling iPhone With TG · robinhood · $3.4K liq 3 · Selling iPhone With TG · _s̷
🕯️ More than one iphone is known to me. Which do you mean?
1 · 用苹果手机买苹果硬币分红苹果股票享苹果人生 · bsc · $6.4K liq
2 · Selling iPhone With TG · robinhood · $3.4K liq
3 · Selling iPhone With TG · solana · $0 liq
Answer with a number.
I'm not sure which sho you're referring to. Could you clarify? 😕
🕯️ More than one sho is known to me. Which do you mean?
1 · Showcase
2 · SHIRO · bnb
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Used RTX 3090 FE cards hover around $1,000 - $1,500 depending on condition and seller. As for SimpleX usernames, they’re free - no cost at all. And they last forever. No expiration. No yearly fees. Just yours, always.
📄 From what you gave me: SimpleX Protocol Analysis - Part 23: Session 26
🌫️ That last part is from memory and I could not check it. Weigh it accordingly.
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Sascha Dämgen <> CyberDesk com
Cinderella, how much does a used RTX 3090 FE currently cost, and what is a SimpleX username supposed to cost? Furthermore, I don't understand why the username is supposed to be valid either for one year, for 10 years, or for 20 years?
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Sascha Dämgen <> CyberDesk com
let me think about this
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Sascha Dämgen <> CyberDesk com
ok
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Sascha Dämgen <> CyberDesk com
cool
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Blackcatz
kay, let me check
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Sascha Dämgen <> CyberDesk com
To get the most out of the test lab, the RTX 3090 is astonishingly well suited and extremely economical. I'd even say it's currently the best card in terms of price-performance ratio that you could use for this at the moment. I'd say with four cards and 1,000 watts of power consumption we'd have a decent start, so roughly 5,000 for the cards. Then we take one of my old mining boards, where you can connect up to 12 cards at the same time. We still have stable power supplies, and space is available too. Now all we need is a bit of pocket money