I am thinking longterm past Trump.
I lived through times when mainframes were downscaled to midframes, and those funny microcomputer toys were laughed at.
Regardless of what this President or any president thinks to do with banking, the decentralization evolution/revolution is underway and can’t be stopped unless bankers succeed in getting Señor McCain and others to find a nice little war somewhere which will stop the clock.
But stopping the clock in any scenario brings banker pukes coming back to the conference tables with the neverending nagging questions WTF this BCT Crypto Sh*t??? Because the tech cuts them out and they can’t find a way to stay in the game.
They’ll be comfortable for a while yet. A nice little war could delay their judgment day. But in years down the road, their inevitable demise will come more and more into focus.
Interesting...
Hopefully no war to cause delays,
but that makes perfect sense as why this is taking so long to see arrests...
I say sorry to the nation, McCain is one of my biggest regrets... I voted for him the very first time I was legal to vote. SICK that he is still there 32 years later, I have spent over 12 trying to get him back out.
I took my first computer classes at OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry) in about 1976-7... would have been about 11 or 12 It was a whole room by itself and there was about 20 terminals connected outside in a separate room for our class. That would have been a mainframe right??
I also trained on an intergraph cad station, that also seems like it was a mainframe system still in the late 80’s, a few years before I self learned Autocadd r11 when it came out.
Amazing what I paid for the first 386 with a math/co... seems like about 1300 or so. 486 had just came out. Then like $500+ soon after for the 8mb ram chip upgrade... SILLY.
I have 32gb now, in a 12 year old machine LOL.