#meme #memestr #nostrmemes #memes 828,395 🤙💜

Your government (EU, US, etc) absolutely, positively, abundantly fucking hates you. They will lie, cheat, steal and kill to keep you powerless against them.

WAKE UP.

“RUNNING #BITCOIN “

-Hal Finney

January 10th 2009

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Reminds me of the Matrix when Neo goes “I now know Kung Fu”

This is way more important than the #ETF scandal... #Bitcoin 🔥🔥🔥

The number of up-to-date merchants accepting BTC cataloged by BTC Map increased 174% in 2023

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A lot of people like Coldcard. I haven’t tried their latest offering, but the older stuff is a little challenging for non-techy people.

But Keystone has a Bitcoin only firmware and I have been recommending their pro version to the people I orange pill.

Allright. What are the best Bitcoin only hardware providers? My own research led me to Bitbox...

If you trust a company financed by the government.

Many on Nostr are genuinely passionate about humanity. Yet, as I've been developing features for content warnings, moderation, and user filtering, I've had to immerse myself in the less pleasant side of the platform. For testing, I set up an account that follows a spectrum of voices, some of which constantly spill hate and trollish remarks. Regardless of their true intent, their aim seems clear: to turn the platform into a hostile environment for certain users.

Now, there's a significant difference between censorship and personal autonomy. Censorship restricts expression, while personal autonomy is about choosing who we invite into our intimate spaces, like our living rooms. Social media is a paradox; it's both a bustling town square and our private living room. It has the power to connect us to the masses or bridge a conversation with someone miles away. This duality makes it even more imperative to equip users with tools to shape their online environments and manage their digital communities. It's not about stifling voices, but ensuring our living rooms remain our sanctuaries.

In essence, and to misquote Clint Eastwood, while the world is vast, when it comes to my online living room, I demand the right to tell trolls to "get off my front lawn," and I desire the mechanisms to uphold that boundary.