The quote is just "see you, space cowboy". They don't say "in". Too late now, but at least you know for future reference
What is pfp? I mean besides the noise that I make when I'm incredulous
Every conversation online starts at the top of that hill and picks up speed until crashing at the bottom.
The US is only overpopulated by corn. People? Not so much. You could drive across the country and see nothing but corn for days, but never see a single human.
The only good Android phone is a dead Android phone....
J/k. I just wanted to say something ominous.
NEW - Climate change advocates are obstructing the entrances to the Federal Reserve in downtown Manhattan, NYC. The New York Police Department is carrying out large-scale arrests of these activists. #NYC https://video.nostr.build/80b48df6d91ec6559ab2d73784bb4b48e95b7b43248c171d0436142c721396f9.mov
What the hell is a climate change advocate?
Portia Doubleday ruins the last season by quitting the show instead of being a professional, but aside from that this show is a masterpiece.
NEW: Joe Biden tells a LIES and say he was at 9/11 the day after it happened, when reports have him in DC.
“Never Forget! Ground Zero in New York. I remember standing there the next day, felt like I was looking through the gates of hell" #911 https://video.nostr.build/bce4d04aa6541615d59bc4e8ffc763dbdf6f1f622e1aad7d4359cb97030530c5.mov
Joe doesn't often look through the gates of hell, but when he does he wears a hooded cloak and is covered in blood.
American English *added* so much to the language, it's daunting. To say that English is inflexible shows that you've done absolutely zero research in studying English. The English language is amazingly flexible, more so than any other language in history, and it's growing everyday.
Don't worry about the kids. They might sound stupid now, but the very best of their slang will be absorbed by English, just like it's done for every generation previous, and it will emerge an even larger language still.
"The story of English" is a great little academic book on the subject and here is a great documentary based on the book, if you'd like to learn more:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6D54D1C7DAE31B36&si=XYV6scIgLmBjwZg_
Orthogonal is an English word. It has a Greek root. This is because English can absorb words from any language it wants. This absorption quality is what makes English the most powerful language on earth.
It's more precise than any language, programming or otherwise, because of this absorption quality. It can also absorb language rules. Which you seem to think is a flaw, when in fact is it's greatest strength. And modifiers? It's richness is infinite! Literally any word can become a modifier in English, even made up ones.
You seem to be dead set against it, though, so I won't try to change your mind any further. Give that documentary of look and see if it doesn't sway you a bit, or read the book If you prefer.
They have better propaganda than we do. Once the victims get ripped off, though, they'll make their way to Bitcoin, as they won't have any other option. Something something time preference
American English *added* so much to the language, it's daunting. To say that English is inflexible shows that you've done absolutely zero research in studying English. The English language is amazingly flexible, more so than any other language in history, and it's growing everyday.
Don't worry about the kids. They might sound stupid now, but the very best of their slang will be absorbed by English, just like it's done for every generation previous, and it will emerge an even larger language still.
"The story of English" is a great little academic book on the subject and here is a great documentary based on the book, if you'd like to learn more:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6D54D1C7DAE31B36&si=XYV6scIgLmBjwZg_
"I paid by legal tender in this dystopian place."
https://nostr.build/av/5e8c767e08fd8c2cefb5c81fc6b574cdbda491f3e21a60d6b4347669585cc4e1.mp4
They said they don't accept cash? Crazy
Hiroshima, bring your fat man and your little boy for a face melting good time.
Hiroshima, it's the bomb dot com.
Hiroshima, for your next vacation, choose the nuclear option.
Hiroshima, when you leave here you'll be glowing.
Hiroshima, radiating fun for the nuclear family.
#Bitcoin White Hat #Bounty
I have created a new 12-word seed phrase on TAILS and added a passphrase to it. Afterward, I deposited a non-trivial amount of bitcoin (0.22290898 BTC) into the first address associated with that key.
bc1qwuj3kkxnznaj956tx990vtl47rxgt3ezrn8zgu
To encrypt the seed phrase, I used the following command:
gpg --symmetric --cipher-algo AES256 --armor -o input.txt.gpg input.txt
It's important to note that the passphrase is not encrypted with the seed phrase.
The encryption password is an alphanumeric string. The encrypted output from this operation is as follows:
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
jA0ECQMCD4Mh2lo1wGr80q0B8atDhcx/euP9+CkkkPm3p3+cGGE9I+lJVBuyZTD4 8EPDMEj77IuMZgGcJJJ1jUqku1fJdQLsC+VyKhjkj28omj8mlP0Lo6TvLdERX1mt 63fB7igkUf5UTZ4/H5pQmMCygmwCU9JvCqdiwbvKn3KRGRb8vC636x4gkowTJm03 JUi87QdvoImyN5UzWuDr3Kyfw4euLWiOFAL0jWcvW2518X5oXrBO2xV+aw+I1A==
=K4z1
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
I believe that my coins are SAFU, but I am extending an invitation to anyone who wants to try to decrypt the encryption and passphrase by brute force to claim the coins. If successful, congratulations, and you can have them with my compliments.
You may wonder why I am offering this challenge. Well, that's for me to know.
Original text from:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/16bz3t5/btc_white_hat_bounty/
It's amazing to me that I learned about pretty good privacy when I saw a news report about the government going after the creator, as I sat in my PJs, eating ice cream in my mom's living room.
Now my own children are almost adults, and pretty good privacy is still the gold standard.
I usually pay the priority, also. Just had a brain fart this time. :/