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Matthew D
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Dreaming of a front porch fit enough for banjo plucking. Specializing in forestry and agriculture for over a decade.

get off of my northern hemispheric relay. you need to stick to your southern hemisphere group..you and those three phillipino dudes 🤣

it's funny. not many people have mentioned to me how long the days are right now.

but in the middle of December it sure is top of mind when the day seems like it's over in 6 hours.

GM today's my Friday. bless the Lord 🙏

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GM

this is beautiful

pretty drastic difference between the replies to this note and what the X algo was showing me on this tweet over there. Nostr is the future for sure.

two completely different worlds.

We need a word for "the feeling of being in Iceland" because this photo does that for me.

lmao relax, obviously they're joking.

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Nirvana copied your Satoshi shirt. smart minds think alike 🤣

Good customer service is wayyyyy fkn easier than shitty customer service.

when you can meet the person where they're at, do your fkn job, and be a good resource that's how you get return customers and you don't have to spend hours battling minute issues.

Fun day on one of the longest days of the year. Important to make these high days of summer count for what they're worth.

Made some friends, had some good vibes, made some money degen gambling. What's not to like.

this is pretty sloppy Wyckoff analysis.

the schematics are ok to try to model, but there's important things at each part of the anatomy of the trading range that aren't captured in this very grainy chart.

Wyckoff Analytics is a group that has a good introduction to the anatomy of a trading range. worth checking out.

Protocols scale in layers, welcome to the early days of another layer scaling.

This is the same thing that has happened across other protocols. Patience and time are required.

the very same folks that will preach about learning to code to "be sovereign" will know zero on how to grow their own food.

your double standard is clear to me.

been 10 years since Mtgox collapse. still gotta deal with the fall out.

Bitcoin bankruptcies are showcasing what actually happens with insolvent institutions. Their impact is not immediate, but it ripples across time.

what do we think the bankrupt/insolvent existing system will do? it will have ripple effects for generations.

I pay for it, and it's worth every fkn fiat federal reserve note.

there's a lot of shit knocking around in my head, especially being a Bitcoiner.

we definitely exist in an interesting time. there's something about the massive inclusion of females in the workplace and general leveling of the playing field that has had profound affects. we're basically just figuring this out as we go.

covenants pose a risk with massively centralized custodians of coins. there could be a scenario where users of centralized platforms are required to register public keys with centralized platforms and these are the only certifiable addresses users can send coins to.

I don't have to use my imagination too hard to see a scenario where a government requires address registration by covenant on centralized platforms. This would be an elevation of existing kyc/aml requirements.