Probably not much tbh, I'm about as devout Linux as the worst pleb is to btc lol. I don't really use my SD reader either though. I'm torn

I imagine Satoshi as an 40/45yo European man. Others could imagine him as a disabled black Peruvian lesbian and that can also be the case, however, all monuments in honor to Satoshi look like an antisocial 18yo boy installing Kali linux, again. Why?

I get the feeling no one sees my posts for some reason.

I need access to a win 11 partition. Should I:

A.) 50/50 split my current 256g debian partition on metal.

B.) Move all but boot from Debian to external SD and use the remaining space for Win

C.) Install Win on an external drive

D.) Just use proton and suffer

So my friends in lisbon who were very and extremely early to ETH are all full send into memecoins.

It’s kinda sad and sobering talking to them as the vibe is glib.

But then I remember they throw the lavish parties and live in villas with pools, expensive art and cleaners. lol.

Anyway. Their initial hope and belief that ethereum might actually provide some financial innovation or help, for example, millennials get a home with some clever on chain mortgage have evaporated.

There’s now Revolut, Wise, Monzo all sorts of neobanking solutions and the stuff they tried on ethereum doesn’t work as well nor have the traction of incumbent solutions.

The idealistic devs are now worn out and jaded. The ones remaining are now trying to secure the bag…Hence meme coins.

They’re a bit older than me, 33 to 41 ish and some of them are chatting kids.

So the focus is now: how we can 100x “popcoin” or some other meme junk so they can buy a restaurant and live quietly in Portugal.

They know it’s all scam bag pumping scheme and there’s a meme coin cabal running the meme space but they don’t care.

Secure the bag and GTFO is the play.

They’re wicked smart it feels a waste of talent.

And no, despite my best attempts they don’t understand bitcoin.

Two of them were hedgies before ethereum. The other two are hardcore devs from Germany who spent time in Silicon Valley.

I guess they’ve been comparatively rich for at least a decade and they don’t really see the separation of money and state part.

It’s sad and a bit funny.

I wish they’d see the orange light but part of me resents the shite they’ve peddled for years.

Ramble over.

Have a good evening Nostr ✌🏻

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Haven't used bitstamp in a long time, but look at this crazy shit.

Anyone have details on which companies are required to do this?

Nostr-based events, Bitcoin ticketing, and a streamlined attendance system. What else do you need to create your event today?

PEOPLE WHO DO NOT SELF CUSTODY BITCOIN, THERE IS A NAME FOR THEM, WE CALL THEM POOR.

The divide between Bitcoin Twitter and Bitcoin nostr will keep on growing. We are not the same.

Had a falling out with my extended family during Covid times. Goes way deeper than Covid, lots of generational trauma stuff.

Frankly I’ve moved on and am very happy with my life now without them apart of it.

My cousin callled me and told me they want me back as part of the family. I just need to apologize first.

I was like nah I’m good. I won’t be apologizing this time or ever.

Felt good.

Stick up for yourself.

Then wake up and do it again,

And some more the next day.

You don’t owe anyone anything.

I watched the documentary Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery. Overall, it was decently entertaining and did a good job of covering a lot of Bitcoin's history. However, there were some inaccuracies or misleading portrayals. For example, the documentary failed to mention that "Bitcoin Jesus" (Roger Ver) is now primarily associated with Shitcoins, inaccurately claimed that Blockstream takes a portion of all Bitcoin transaction fees, and misrepresented the Blocksize War. It also completely omitted any discussion of the Lightning Network and framed Blockstream as a centralized force behind Bitcoin, which doesn't accurately reflect the decentralized nature of the Bitcoin's ecosystem.

As for the ending conclusion... Is it Peter Todd, because he's incredibly intelligent, invented Replace-by-Fee and understands Bitcoin better than most? I don't know and I don't care. It doesn't matter who Satoshi Nakamoto is. Bitcoin is stronger because we don't know.

What I do know is that since the journalist misrepresented Blockstream and the Blocksize Wars, it seems likely that other aspects of the documentary could also be misrepresented, like the portrayal of Peter Todd and the attempt to connect random dots to Satoshi Nakamoto.