I will be making a greater effort to post less. Not increasing quality, just decreasing quantity.

Real satoshi should move his coins to a 100 year time lock then open source his keys to everyone for a coordinated “I am Spartacus” moment

A number of months ago I expatriated (a natural right) from the U.S. federal gov (a corporation), and repatriated to the “guaranteed” republican (not the party) form of government de jure, where I live (yes, it’s a thing).

Today I continue to send out Notices to these de facto government political subdivision agents of deception that I’m no longer a citizen/subject, nor a resident. I’m a man and I live on land.

The word fuckery we’ve been taught is so every thick.

If you want to learn law, find a 1856 Bouviers law dictionary, book or pdf. This will empower you to crack their code… words!

I also highly recommend finding and purchasing the Red Amendment by LB Bork.

red amendment dot net

Mind blowing, freedom enlightening.

my love language is sharing what you did today to subvert the state

Chat applications that need millisecond timestamps can add an additional tag for milliseconds

you need to go study the principles of Unix if you don't understand why having the messages in JSON is better..

the default websockets use Flate compression and this is pretty decent at deduplicating the high entropy pubkeys

if you want to make a relay and client that works with a binary format, go make it, but you will have a bad time if its primary support of JSON is not kept fully up to date, interoperability > all

by obscuring data in a binary format you create all kinds of problems with interoperability, debugging, and so on, i'm not saying don't do it, but it's a low priority compared to fully supporting the easy to debug human readable format, even if json is shitty for certain parts of it syntax it's still readable

here's the principles of unix, summarised by Brave's AI:

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Write programs that do one thing and do it well: Focus on simplicity and single-purpose tools.

Write programs to work together: Design tools to be modular and interoperable.

*Write programs to handle text streams: Use text as a universal interface for data exchange and processing.*

Additional Principles

From “The Art of Unix Programming” by Eric S. Raymond:

Rule of Clarity: Clarity is better than cleverness.

Rule of Composition: Design programs to be connected with other programs.

Rule of Separation: Separate policy from mechanism; separate interfaces from engines.

Key Concepts

*Plain text: Store data in plain text files.*

Hierarchical file system: Organize files and directories in a hierarchical structure.

Treat devices and IPC as files: Use a file-like interface for device management and inter-process communication.

Use software tools: Prefer small, specialized programs (tools) over monolithic applications.

Command-line interface: Use a command-line interpreter to string together tools and execute tasks.

Notational Conventions

yes and i can become unreasonably upset if my shell history is ever prematurely truncated

has anyone ever had keeping a shell command history of 5000+ lines ever help them in any way ever?

I’ve been fascinated by an idea that doesn’t have a word, so I am going to coin one:

Cryptopistemology

A mashup of crypto- (hidden) and epistemology (the study of knowledge),

There is lots of hidden knowledge encoded in our world that is not easily accessible, due to taboo or simply because it is understudied.

I grew up on the internet thinking all of the world’s knowledge is on there to learn. I quickly realized how wrong this was.

A good example is street smarts. You can’t really pick this up in a book or from YouTube videos. Some knowledge can only be gained through experience on the ground, immersed in the complexity of life.

#insomniastr

10 days now without weed:

- sleep is 10x better, wake up fresh

- motivation much higher

- definitely hornier 😏

- saved many sats

- can exercise longer

Wish I did this 10 years ago, weed is a shitcoin

HBO to "reveal" Satoshi. Not sure it's that hard, I wish they'd left him alone.

Oh boy. Time line as far as I can make out. Amir and I working on social network with payments, precursor to nostr, called lorea.

I introduce Amir to bitcoin.

Satoshi last post: “WikiLeaks has kicked the hornet’s nest, and the swarm is headed towards us … I make this appeal to WikiLeaks not to try to use Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a small beta community in its infancy. You would not stand to get more than pocket change, and the heat you would bring would likely destroy us at this stage.”

I recently saw Amir actually wrote to wikileaks to accept btc, which I didnt know until this year.

Wikileaks accept bitcoin

Satoshi leaves. He was right, course. The duality of it all. I hope this all works out & hope Satoshi Nakamoto is doing well.