Never heard of Smash Bros, I had an Atari STE - Bubble Bobble, Prince of Persia, Rick Dangerous, Carrier Command, Stunt car racer & Gauntlet - I'll always remember the "You are about to die" voice on that one lol. Moved to SNES with Super Mario, Mario kart, Zelda - what a magnificent game! N64 was next and last - Goldeneye!

Recently got the Nintendo Switch (for my kids), well that was until I discovered I can download all the legacy games!

Make bitcoiners anarchists again 😑

Call me crazy but I don’t believe women should have to work if they don’t want to.

question that came up due to a situation with a friend:

as a dude, let’s say your female partner/wife has a male friend that constantly does things like pick her up from the airport without telling you and fixes things in your house without asking, tries to discipline your kid when you’re not around.

Is this disrespectful to the dude? I say obviously yes, she does not agree ?? I feel like i am taking crazy pills.

Thinking about getting a new phone, don't want to spend a ton of money or get something cheap either, recommendations?

I don't think John Wick is a good movie series, but part of me likes them anyway because it's Keanu.

dreamweaver😅

Maybe a simple Kafka in a docker

We find your comments disgusting. For those of you reading this do your own research and think through the second order effects of wet Noster development is doing to harm Bitcoin. Shame on you.

Back in 2018 my wife used to work in the hospital.

There was this male nurse who would try and hit on her.

One of the other nurses had told him I was a Bitcoiner I guess and when the price collapsed down to 3k, he told my wife “if I was your husband I would have sold”.

I always found it funny.

Not only did this guy want to be me, but in his mind he was a better version of me than me lol 😂

Meanwhile in real life I have the girl and the coins.

I retired my wife later that year.

He still works in the hospital.

GOING TO KEEP CALLING IT LIKE I SEE IT REGARDLESS OF POTENTIAL BACKLASH.

MORE PEOPLE SHOULD.

Pseudoscience? No problem.

Circumstantial evidence? No problem.

They’re just going to do whatever they want. No matter the truth.

Rule of law is the most critical part of a functioning society. If you can’t be sure that the courts at least try to treat everyone the same then what’s the point? nostr:note1rs0r8dlggamrtaxq44xh8kxgqzy9p7pvvtmc0vgdpm4r3w4gdjgq445pzy

What about lightning node ?

When I was a teenager, my family of four had to move into an 18-foot Class C RV.

My dad took a job across the state, and we had nowhere to live and no money. My parents did the best they could.

We eventually moved into a little double-wide for rent in town.

People might look down on that, but I'm telling you right now that summer and the next 18 months were my childhood's two most memorable years.

We did free things and drove almost daily into the region's outskirts. My brother and I would explore the ruins of abandoned cabins, peeling back layers of wall insulation of the day (newspapers) to reveal dates from the early 1900s.

We played outside because the inside was really only for sleeping or shelter during storms.

We went to every museum and attended every free event downtown put on.

We became experts at which washing machines and dryers worked the best in the local laundromat.

We spent copious amounts of time in the libraries, especially the one that had the basement where a rummage sale happened each week.

We experienced extreme weather bouts where we learned so much about ourselves and the world around us.

We hiked on the weekends.

Mom had to take a part-time job. I used to help her periodically and learned some things by doing that, too.

I learned about angry yellow jackets, bucket rides that helped you scale mountains, and legends of the local Native Americans.

Forest fires happened the following summer. After that, we joined the mushroom pickers for a chance to make extra money. I remember I got to keep around $20 for putting up with Dad dragging us up the mountainside.

Mom wasn't 100% pleased, that I remember, but it was a good adventure, and by the end of the day, my brother and I were too tired to argue.

The wildlife was unmatched for that part of the world.

I'm sure my parents had an entirely different perspective on things, but those two years were full of imagination, awe, and discovery. Thirty-five years later, I still remember the most details from that period.

I never would have had those experiences had we not moved into that tiny RV, no matter how temporary.

#story #stories #memoir