I would guess that you are joking but with truth.
I hear you, tell me more!
Sure thing buddy, "If, if, if". It's almost charming how naΓ―ve your idea is. An English-speaking socialist utopia with open doors? Let's get real. Maybe the lack of such a place screams less about market demand and more about the failures of socialism. Have a look at history before making such wishful statements. The luxury of musing such fantasies? Courtesy of capitalism.
Oh that must be a first for Microsoft.
If they port everything in v 6... Would that work worst compare to 5.27 in comparison? I know is a way to start but I'm not tech smart enough and had that question. Thanks
I recommend namesilo, and the reason is because they give privacy shield for free in all your domains, also good prices, and also you can pay with bitcoin at market price. I kind of hate to put my personal data and my financial data in the same spot, that's why the bitcoin part is important to me.
The pixel 4a will stop receiving updates on September this year. Not a good choice fit security reasons
Agree. The only problem is that they don't show the thumbs down. That was really good feedback.
Oh, thanks to God, You live in the Germany of Europe, the other one did horrendous things.
Jokes aside, the scenario you're presenting is quite abstract.
Assuming that there is a business nearby that accepts Bitcoin, it's as easy as arranging the payment.
Assuming that no nearby business accepts Bitcoin, you have several options, but you'll need to go through intermediaries. Which makes sense, right?
You can buy gift cards with your Bitcoin and redeem their balance to purchase your drink (bitrefill.com).
You can exchange the equivalent amount of the soda for euros on an exchange (Coinbase, Bitstamp, Kraken, Swissborg, all of these operate in Europe, including Germany).
Some banks (at least in my country) allow you to have a balance in BTC, and the bank card deducts the equivalent of the drink or each purchase at the time of payment (it sells from my positive BTC balance and pays the equivalent in euros). Some even allow you to use mobile NFC (Google Pay).
You can use a Bitcoin ATM: https://coinatmradar.com/country/80/bitcoin-atm-germany/
You can exchange it in advance through Bisq or another decentralized method of exchanging Bitcoin for fiat.
In short, there are many more options, but I don't think you'll die of thirst, especially in Europe where buying and selling cryptocurrencies is very easy.