888 SATS to whoever can give me a good streaming site for documentaries

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Took a walk today, solo, 30 mins

Totally changed my vibe

Must do it more often

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guess the usd bitcoin price exactly a month from now

sep 26th 2025 - 0414 UTC

closest guess will be zapped 5555 sats

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(if i think you are a bot you are disqualified)

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Don’t want anything boring and generic or predictable. Short and sweet is good. Preferably domain available.

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i use nostash

but you can only use it in safari

Something I've tried many times, and always fail at:

Not raising my voice, and shouting at my kids, when we do bath and bedtime

Every

Single

Time

One of them triggers the shit out of me... And I start barking orders at them

Unregulates me

Unregulates them

Can take ages to actually calm them down and get them to sleep

On me to improve

every other day, my son and i pick up dog shit

which is great practice for being a public figure in bitcoin

Amazing what a constant measuring stick can highlight!

BTC still well off it's AUD$ ATH of $174k yet other markets like Turkey and America are each banging new fiat "highs"

The disparity really highlights how fast the USD is debasing, and how important a constant measure like Bitcoin is for measuring the relative debasement that occurs globally

Hey Everyone, I’m Taj. I’m 20 and from Gold Coast, Australia. At the age of 10, my family made a bold decision—we sold most of our belongings, closed my parents’ yoga wheel business, and set sail on a six-month adventure aboard a worn-out sailboat. (I don’t know how the boat was still floating, but thankfully, my dad is good at fixing things. Otherwise, that boat would have been on the ocean floor a long time ago.)Little did we know that this adventure would stretch into almost 11 years, taking us across oceans and continents. We started on the east coast of Australia, then explored a large part of Asia, spending our days scuba diving, spearfishing, surfing, and adventuring—just enjoying life

Then, we decided to take a leap. We left our pretty run-down boat, which had definitely served us well but had seen better days, and bought a boat in San Diego—sight unseen—planning to fix it up. Thinking we’d have it ready in a couple of months, we quickly learned otherwise. Nearly two years later, after having our boat hauled out in a boatyard in the Mexican desert, we finally got it ocean-ready.

Now, we’re back in the water, currently sailing the Sea of Cortez in Mexico, making our way down the coast to Panama, then through the canal to the Caribbean—ready for plenty more adventures to come.

Around the age of 12, I discovered my passion for design and business. I started commissioning t-shirt designs, logos, and paintings for the sailing community, with help from my family’s YouTube channel. This led me to run a successful little freelancing business while we adventured across the globe.

Now, nearly seven years later, as I continue to grow my business and develop my artistic style, my focus has shifted toward collaborating with brands, designing merch for sailing YouTubers, and creating mementos for couples and families who live or have lived on the ocean—encapsulating their memories in a piece of art.

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I think JPEGs on the timechain are stupid.

But the idea that they're going to hurt Bitcoin seems so weak to me. Like the US dollar can withstand people scribbling on it but Bitcoin can't?

In fact, the idea of Bitcoin as a glorious digital monument with some graffiti scribbled on it represents humanity pretty well. That's kind of us in a nutshell. Seems on-brand. Perfectionists trying to keep their little gardens tidy while trolls come in and find ways to mess with them anyway.

NFTs and memecoins already had their peak fad moments. People now know that they're non-scarce gambling toys rather than investments. It's just echoes of that peak now. The only thing that concerned me about the ordinals/runes period was the rapid UTXO bloat, not the blockspace usage, since the latter already has a consensus limit on it.

And if Bitcoin transactions can't outprice JPEGs in the long run, then it's just not that valuable. Bitcoin currently does about 1% of the gross settlement volume of Fedwire. That's peanuts. Imagine if it reaches a point where it does even like 10% of Fedwire. What would you pay to move a full bitcoin globally, permissionlessly, in 10 minutes, in a world where it's no longer a niche thing?