The ability of the ptb to obfuscate information and delay crises amazes me
Good on ya bro. Would be fun. I always think about the morning after lol
Married for 20. One piece of advice. Some things are better left unsaid. Even if they are true. I have the same situation. Ultra wife and ultra sister. Good luck.
What are the future fee implications of present day UTXO size management decisions for transfers to cold storage? Will this ever matter? Thanks.
This movie was a great illustration of the concepts of privilege, the cantillon effect, inflation and time preference. Definitely ahead of it’s time. And hey, Amanda Seyfried. Nuff said.
#[0] Robert this rip with Jason Lowery perfectly distills the reasons why Bitcoin is the most asymmetrically valued commodity investment that humanity has ever seen. This series with Jason rivals what is arguably already the best podcast series we have had the past pleasure of hearing, The Saylor Series. Anyway, once again well done pushing the ball forward for humanity featuring such guests:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5YrC5TqeeVFBUFdnD1ah9F?si=Nj0oaIfXRamfliueVR1YEg
I’m running a node on Umbrel on Ubuntu but I’ll be damned if I can link any of my wallets to the node wallet to confirm my own mainnet transactions (or send Sats to the Lightning node BTC or Lightning wallet using the companion apps in Umbrel). I keep getting an error that I can’t pay invoices generated by the wallet addresses on the Lightning node because the invoices are “created on a custom Lightning node that doesn’t include RouteHints in the invoice”. Tried so far with Muun, Wallet of Satoshi, and BlueWallet (that I heard is now defunct?) since my last attempts. Umbrel seems pretty clunky for Lightning implementation at the moment.
Do I have to have channels open and funded to simply send Sats to my node’s Lightning address from an external wallet? Thx
Of course, the only immutable commodity we have access to.
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God I love this place.
It’s amazing sitting still in the bush and seeing an owl glide past absolutely silently, not even rush of air over their wings. The perfect hunter.
Over 10,000 FBI Agents Can Access Data From Secretive Surveillance Program: Inspectors General https://www.zerohedge.com/political/over-10000-fbi-agents-can-access-data-secretive-surveillance-program-inspectors-general
How about getting rid of the giant elephant in the room while we are at it. The Patriot Act, a massive piece of legislation obviously drafted well before September 2001, quickly adopted only weeks after the worst black op false flag in US history. And yet it just keeps being renewed. The only domestic terror organization in America is the federal government.
Wanna know what’s really scary? The speed at which the sheep are going to accept a CBDC swap of their fiat balance and the adoption of a digital leash ID/wallet given how mindlessly they accepted all of the Covid measures.
BCB you guys rock. Good episode from one past smoke eater to you both.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1S9lmQsEbQ8R0QdAvKQf2Z?si=hE78Q5K-QSizsAeaDvZsxQ
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BCB you guys rock. Good episode from one past smoke eater to you both.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1S9lmQsEbQ8R0QdAvKQf2Z?si=hE78Q5K-QSizsAeaDvZsxQ
Someone needs to make a bong version.
It's healthy for Nostriches to continue to talk about our other interests, as part of me #grownostr personal series, I've talked about outdoor activities and beer. For today's chat, we'll talk about video games.
Outdoor activities: nostr:nevent1qqsq753dk05n9225ccgyx6yagq3f30x0ke8u8kq9u6tp0wpluwgmw0s674tls
Beer: nostr:nevent1qqsfp9s3n2md3tzysvajzal9pgymqzx44jmzmd5wk4mfjtzceg63rdq34qh9a
I found computer games in the mid-1900's and never looked back. I stopped playing console games immediately. Back in the 90's Quake and StarCraft were my original gaming obsessions. I still remember the IP address of my old Quake server 😆
Fast forward a few years and I spent a lot of time playing Team Fortress Classic and BF2.
And then, my fiance did something silly. She bought me a game she heard me mention a few times called World of Warcraft. I played that game a lot. I mean a lot. Way too much. The addiction was real. That game has so many mini-games to do inside it from farming materials, to gaming money in the auction house, to hardcore raiding, to achievements and so much more. From 2006 to 2018, I played WoW. I quit for a couple years at a time when my kids were born.
Eventually, I got back to my roots and started playing a first person shooter again in 2017. I became obsessed with Overwatch and played it non-stop for a few years in the evenings after the kids went to bed. I played in and organized several e-sports teams and leagues. This was a lot of fun. The past couple of years though, I didn't play as much as I was focusing my free time on other things such as Bitcoin.
I played Overwatch 2 for a couple months when it came out last fall, but stopped in December when I found my latest obsession, Nostr.
I went to BlizzCon in 2019. It was fun, definitely an experience. I would never go again though.
Some gamers will play dozens of titles, constantly switching back and forth. Not me. I find one I like, obsess with it, and strive to become the best damned player there is for that game. I'm really competitive 😆
I don't see myself getting back into gaming at this time. I like to talk about the fond memories I had over the years, but at this time, I'd father focus my free time on other aspects of my life.
I still love Quake. Me and my buddies in the CRC Clan used to haul our computer towers to one of the computer labs at UBC that one of the guys was a system admin at so we could play on their T1 connection. A case of Jolt Cola and a couple of two for one pizzas and we’d be good till 3am. We used to have to carry our receipts for our computers with us so that security wouldn’t think we were boosting PC’s out the back door. We played quite a bit on Stanford.edu Quake servers against Evil Geniuses, Death Row and a couple other notable competitive clans. Got to help beta the early versions of CTF since Dave Kirsch (Zoid) played at the Internet cafes we frequented a bit. We got to do a four on four best of 3 against Death Row including Dennis Fong aka Thresh (first QuakeCon winner). Got rekt, but managed to get one frag on Thresh. To be fair it was mainly because he was fighting two other guys in a corridor and I got lucky during a warmup FFA. I wish I could reconnect with all the guys from CRC The CyberReich Clan again. Mike Ashley aka Fuhrer, Troy Dooley aka Rambo and Mark Leier aka Killa. I hope they are all Bitcoiners.