HAM radio relays.

I built my PC like 8 years ago or something, and kept all the boxes for the spare parts for like 7 years and never needed them, so eventually during spring cleaning I just chucked them out. I was like “this big box of boxes does not spark joy.”

And then… that’s when I finally need a spare part. Today I go to install a second M.2 drive and realize I have no spare motherboard screws on hand.

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I forgot how real this movie felt to watch. You can smell New Jersey in every frame.

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Tragic.

SHE HAS BEEN A BITCOINER SINCE MARCH 2023. 🫡

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Social networks tend to build certain cultures. In this early stage, people here have a serious ability affect this culture if we ever go 10x or 100x or 1000x from here.

And you all have done an amazing job so far.

Imagine if Nostr can re-assert respect and kindness as normal online traits. You appreciate peoples' posts. You thank them. You agree or disagree politely. You treat people online similar to how you do offline.

You're not beholden to the algorithm. You're a real person, who uses algorithms for discovery. You're the master of your domain.

We still have that for the most part. Pura Vida is the unofficial motto here, which is awesome.

Keep it up.

Go out of your way to give people positive feedback.

When someone makes you laugh or learn, tell them.

It's easy to assume they know, but they really might not.

One of my problems with my real-world friends and semi-online friends is that I'm viewed as cold and distant. Kind of on the spectrum, one might say.

I incorrectly assume that since I like their stuff, they must know I like their stuff, which isn't always the case. Instead they're more like, "wtf is Lyn thinking?" In other words, I'm semi-retarded at personal interactions. I'd like more people to know how much I like what they do.

Online or offline, whenever it's comfortable, tell people they're doing good work. Say hi. Tell them thanks. Give gratitude.

Nostr does this better than Twitter, from my experience. Keep it up, lads and lasses.

This stuff can take a while to shake out and can go a lot lower, but I’m going to buy a tranche of coin here.

Bitcoin has to go up an order of magnitude in scale before it can start noticeably affecting the monetary premium of houses and stocks.

EVERY INDIVIDUAL, COMPANY, AND ENTITY SHOULD BE FOCUSED ON ACCUMULATING AS MUCH BITCOIN AS POSSIBLE, AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, WITHOUT GETTING REKT BY SHORT TERM VOLATILITY IN THE PROCESS.

1) CONVERT ALL LIQUID ASSETS TO BITCOIN.

2) REDUCE EXPENSES AND INCREASE CASH FLOW. (MAXIMIZE SATS FLOW)

SOUNDS EASY BUT IT IS NOT. SIMPLE YET HARD.

STAY HUMBLE AND STACK SATS. RELENTLESSLY. 🫡

SPENT THE EVENING RUNNING AROUND THE BALLPARK.

GOOD MORNING. 🫡

There is a generation called the Silent Generation that came after the Greatest Generation and before the Baby Boomers. Children of the Great Depression but too young to fight in WWII. They were basically the GenX of their day.

My father was in his 50s when I was born, so he is of that Silent Generation. He definitely came off a lot different than Baby Boomers, and in many ways a lot closer to Greatest Generation types. The kind of guy that worked hard his whole life, thought for himself, didn’t complain, and left his little spot in the world better than how he found it.