Ah, well that's a relief then. Idk if it was a software or hardware issue, but I had the bare minimum RPi 4gb. I was running a lightning routing node when it started to show some problems and I closed all my channels, then it got even worse where it took weeks of trying to finally log in and get my coins. I wasn't really worried as I had my seed, but it was annoying. I don't know if it can be fixed, might have to start over sorry.
I had problems with my Umbrel node like that. Sometimes my browser couldn't find it when I tried umbrel.local. Sometimes it would find it and I'd log in and it would be such on "starting" for all the apps and they wouldn't open. I just kept trying every day and eventually I got on and sent my balance to a different wallet and now it's shut down for good. Good luck.
I don't think you're even trying to understand what I'm saying so I'm just going to pull a Satoshi.
"If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry."
Every time you buy something or pay taxes you are partially paying for the debt of that person/corp/govt.
Everyone's situation is different. That's great that you bought a house with cash, but most people would need to save up for 30 years to afford a house. What should they do in the meantime? Pay their landlord's mortgage? Live with their parents?
Paying a debt payment that is a fraction of their income is within their means. Your hard-line approach is unreasonable for most people.
Owning #Bitcoin does not free you from being a slave to the debt based system as long as that system is still in control, but it does get you one foot out the door.
All renting does is put a middle man between you and the bank. You're still paying a mortgage, the landlord's, and you get no benefit of building equity for your payments.
I'm sorry, dude, but your advice sucks. We are all held hostage and slaves to the debt based system whether we have debt or not. In fact as the currency is rapidly devaluing it can make a lot of sense to take on some debt because the debt loses value over time, making it easier to pay back, and allowing you to own an asset that is appreciating in value vs the currency. You just need to be able to service the debt and not overextend yourself.
I don't speak whatever language this post is.
Why not both?
I looked at their app in the app store and they harvest data for sale to third parties. No thanks.
Probably just had the old address still in the cache.
No fee, but I had to check your profile for it to switch over. The first zap went to voltage I think and had the fee. Second Zap had no fee.
I mean I think they do have less fees.
I don't think so. I know a lot of people use it, but I rarely see fees on my zaps.
Asking = along*
Works, but someone asking the path is charging a 1 sat base fee, which I don't like for zaps. Almost 5% fee for a 21 sat zap!