Mine did the same thing. Turning it off and on again fixed it.
Woe to you who buy up house after house and field after field,
until everyone is evicted and you live alone in the land.—Isaiah 5:8
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You don’t have to beat inflation to have to pay cap gain.
The key is to count up from the amount owed to the amount paid, starting with the smallest denominations, adding the change until the amount owed plus the change is equal to the amount paid. So for example, if $3.67 was charged, and paid for with a $5 bill, 3 cents out of the register would get you to $3.70, a nickel gets you to $3.75, a quarter to $4, and a dollar bill gets you to $5. That is what this millennial learned working summers at an ice cream shop in my high school years. I didn’t even look at the register to see how much was owed.
That’s not how acronyms work.
“I need some outbound liquidity. Time to go 💩post on Nostr.”—Calle, probably
But wouldn’t it be better if the bottle was half empty space, so that you could shake it and get a good mix?
I was just about to recommend this book. It was the textbook for first year Latin at the college I went to. Fantastic way to learn Latin.
Also, someone might want to have a private conversation without leaking that the conversation is even happening. Could something like an HD wallet fix this? Say I want to DM you. I send you a message from an npub that is generated for the purpose of initiating a conversation with you (let’s call this npub1). Part of the message is cryptographic proof that I have the key that controls my public-facing npub (my, call it, npub0), and part of the message is another new npub (call it npub2) that you can respond to if you choose to reply. If you respond to my message to you, you send the message to my npub2, from a newly generated npub of your own with proof that you have the key that controls your public-facing npub. Now we are chatting using npubs that only you and I know are ours. The only thing anyone else can see is that your public npub received a message from an unknown sender. No one knows who that message was from or even if you responded. I’m not a coder, but it seems like this could be done. Or am I way off?
Today, I bought groceries for $103.04 at Walmart. Paid with my credit card, got 2% cash back. Got $5.50 back clipping coupons on Ibotta. Got another 2% back in Bitcoin from Lolli. Paid off my credit card with Fold and spun 3% Bitcoin back. Are you quadruple-dipping your cash back rewards?
Yo @#[1] Wen receive zaps on Strike?
Can you imagine reporting to the IRS every time you liked a social media post? Lol. Actually, I almost want to do that. Drown the IRS in 2 cent capital gains disclosures.
Worth it, if you ask me.
You can zap from Strike and so avoid “taxable events.” It’ll cost an extra penny, though, for the routing fee.
Thanks, #[0]