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Where are there good rollerblading trails around? Preferably something relatively flat and with nice concrete.

Hey guys! Is there a particular day which is better than the rest to attent this festival, it's my first time here

Does anyone live at the LC Dublin apartments complex? Thinking about moving there. Is it worth it?

Can anyone recommend a handyman who works in our area? Just bought a house in Dublin and it needs a lot of work. I consider myself to be quite handy, but simply don't have the time to burn down the list fast enough to satisfy the wife (happy wife, happy life and such).

There really is a lot of work to do, so this could be a long-term relationship. Thanks!

I'm coming up for my first time so I'll ask the locals. 1) what kind of things should I expect 2) what are some good local places to eat? (I'm staying in Plains City if that means anything)

There is a little grey kitten that was found last night in the outdoor plants / bushes right outside the grocery store. kept hiding under carts, etc. i tried to stay for 2 hours to catch it, but it is so skittish and fast i couldn’t :( please keep an eye out if you’re around the area

The PTSD Treatment and Research Program at Case Western Reserve University is looking for people ages 18-65 who have experienced a stressful life event and are experiencing symptoms of PTSD or depression. Such stressors might include sexual assault, physical assault, a bad accident, loss of a job, or military trauma. Common symptoms of PTSD and depression include distressing memories, sadness, feeling numb, and sleep problems. The study is examining a brief (6 weeks) intervention for symptoms associated with stressful life events. Compensation is provided for participation. Call 216-368-0338 for more information or visit www.pathway2help.com.

Black Dog Pizzeria will be in Karric Square in July

https://614now.com/2022/food-drink/brand-new-pizza-concept-opening-next-month

Hoping to stay on the west side of the city, but I'd drive farther for something mind-blowing.

Dublin is a great place! It deserves an active subreddit!

I will be moving to the Tuttle Park area in 2 weeks and need to find an internet provider. Any suggestions?

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I currently live off campus at OSU and we are forced to use Bresco Broadband, and it was HORRIBLE. All I want is good, reliable internet.

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Any and all comments are welcome.

Dear Ms Clarke,

It has come to my attention that your local council of Dublin, Ohio is about to engage in very reckless behaviour involving cryptocurrencies which could have consequences for your citizens and the reputation of your council.

It is my understanding that a Mr Joshua Green of "Bitcoin Verde" has won a contract to provide the following services for the residents of Dublin:-

• digital identity

• electronic polling system

• token of value

This is designed as a Simple Ledger Protocol token ran on top of the Bitcoin CASH (BCH) blockchain, which is very different to the more commonly known Bitcoin (BTC) blockchain, with a much smaller user base and a much smaller level of security and accountability.

Technical Considerations

If you are not aware there are currently three competing Bitcoin systems, where at any moments notice the potential exists for the "mining power" allocated to one system, to be able to destroy and make unusable any of the other systems providing it has more than 51% of hash power.

At current time of writing we see the following allocation of all "Bitcoin" miners mining on each chain:-

• Bitcoin (BTC) - 97.0%

• Bitcoin Cash (BCH) - 1.7%

• Bitcoin SV (BSV) - 1.3%

Suffice to say if just 1.8% of miners decided to act dishonestly and move from BTC to attack the BCH chain, they would be the 51% majority and be able to freeze the chain and deny all transactions, and there would be the potential for lost transactions. With your proposed system running on top of the BCH chain of course it would feel all ramifications of such an event, and there would be nothing that anybody including Mr Green would be able to do to restore service.

Coupled with this the relevantly recent start-up Bitcoin SV is declaring "all out war" on both the BCH and BTC Bitcoins, and its creator who has been recognised by your kin, The City Council of Bogota, Colombia as "Satoshi Nakamoto - The Inventor of Bitcoin" has promised to destroy them before fall 2020 and has sufficient financial resources and backing to make good on this threat.

Moral Considerations

Roger Ver is the CEO of Bitcoin.com and is the largest proponent of Bitcoin Cash adoption. If it were not for Roger Ver Bitcoin Cash would not exist.

Roger Ver describes himself as "anti-government" and regularly posts on his Twitter regarding aboloshing of paying taxes, and played an early part in supporting the illegal drugs marketplace "The Silk Road". This is who the esteemed Councillors of Dublin are associating themselves with.

Roger Ver is also a convicted felon having spent time in Federal Prison. Hobbyists involved with the Bitcoin Cash chain are generally anarchists and anti-government, and it is there aim to make an eventual anonymous system to facilitate the purchasing of hard drugs, weapons, child pornography etc... without any fear of recourse.

Transparency

Being a cryptocurrency investor, technologist and hobbyist (and a strong proponent of Bitcoin SV which is the pro-government transparent Bitcoin) I understand the need for governments to use blockchain and that there is no better place to start than the local council level, however as an IT Analyst with over 20 years experience I would not recommend any council use any of the Bitcoin blockchains right now including Bitcoin SV, until this impending "cryptocurrency war" has been fought and only one chain remains.

What people decide to risk their own personal assets on is their choice, however as council representing people and their rewards, voting rights, digital identities and assets your obvious lack of understanding of the cryptocurrency space could leave them with losses, tangible or otherwise and of course would lead to losses of taxpayer funded government funds having wasted them on a unsustainable and unworkable project.

Whilst to the casual observer (and I am sure many of your citizens) the idea of "total anonymity" sounds good, and a nice way of hiding ones assets and perhaps not paying all they have to in taxes - I admit I used to have this opinion, it is through education and understanding how things really work that the only way for a truly fair, just and transparent society is to not allow such anonymity. For every Joe Smith hiding $1,000 from the government there would be a Mr Fat Cat hiding $1,000,000,000 using the same methods. Transparency from government, transparency from business and transparency from citizens is the only true advancement in society that a blockchain technology can deliver to us all.

Conclusion

I feel the council has not done due dilegence, and this is a very reckless and potential costly move which could result in the loss of these facilities to your citizens.

I have published this letter publicly to ensure that should action not be taken to investigate my claims that citizens will have a legal option for redress due to your council having been informed of the potential disasters that can happen here, with adequate forewarning.

Feedback

Feel free to reach out to me on reddit ( /u/jim-btc ) and I will also provide you with a private email when I contact you directly so you can email me any questions or concerns. If I can be of further assistance I'd be happy to partake in a voice call with yourself or anybody from your council.

I have posted this to the subreddit for your town /r/dublinohio/ and if any citizen there would like to engage with me in public for questions etc... I would be happy to assist.

Thanks for taking the time to read my concerns.

Regards

A concerned, honest world citizen

P.S. I made a video about all of this, free for all here

Moving to Dublin soon and I am interested in composting my food waste to help the environment.

I live in an apartment so no go on keeping what I have, I would love to give my weekly food waste to a community garden or even a person that's interested.

I tried reaching out to the Parks and Rec but they pointed me in the direction of the gentleman that comes to farmers markets and you pay him to take your food waste. I would rather do the work myself and drop it off for free just for someone who would enjoy completing the compost/community garden option.

If anyone knows somewhere or someone who would be interested please let me know!

Greetings Dublin friends!

After reading many reviews of the complex and looking over the website, we are thinking about moving here from out of state. Has anyone lived here? I'm wondering about two things in particular: 1). Whether or not they use third-party utility billing services, such as the dreaded Conservice and 2). Whether its proximity to the airport affected the quality of living in any way.

Thanks!

Hi there! I'm moving to an apartment in Dublin soon and I would love to drop off my food waste to a compost drop off or anyone who composts!

I'm having trouble finding a drop off online without having to spend money to do so, any help is much appreciated!

Hi!

Visit my parents often in Dublin and recently adopted a pup. Wondering if there's any dog friendly places in Dublin (especially Bridge Park!). I know the downtown Pins and 16-bit is dog friendly but has anyone brought a dog to the Bridge Park locations?

Just moved in here and looking for information about Dublin 😁

Hi. I've moved here within the last couple years to coach a local debate team. Wondering where the best spot to eat is? I realize its a bit late in to the moving process to ask this but I've been slamned with school stuff.