The #Bitaxe project has taken on a life of its own.

That’s the power of Open Source

Bitlaba gone missing

This is just a baseless accusation. We have no official contracts with Cloudflare Inc

Which searh engine you use? Google has become merely an algorithmic and censoring filter for the web. Thanks 🙏

i've decided that FTS is probably too ambitious for the weekend but showing off the new relay's simple filter search capability mainly requires a big data set

so, brace yourselves

i am about to eat all of your data

The US president and the intel/war-machine controlling him know the US will be nuked this year and will let it happen in order to steal the remainder of our freedoms away by force. DO NOT LET THEM! We will stop them.

Free market activity, that is to say, voluntary exchange and open source development, is not your enemy.

I actually don't see anything wrong with this so long as it's voluntary. It was gonna be done by somebody. I prefer it be done by someone who actually understands Bitcoin, and that has no biometric data required. It is largely superfluous, yet it does not add onto the already existing scam of inscriptions, which are already rampant. It's actually a more efficient use of money, if someone voluntarily pays to have an ID made and Ocean miners can block them and make them pay dearly for it.

Not at all fixed supply

It's a coordinated attack, it needs a coordinated response.

It's a feeless cryptocurrency

Lightning network is actually better than nano

I think the usual answer is 'reproducible builds' -- you can basically set up your computer, its software, and all the software settings - with a single configuration.nix file. The hardware configuration is created at build time, so you can move to a different machine and have the exact same software all set up. If you're managing a bunch of boxes then you can push upgrades and fixes to them and they're all done. Imagine capturing all your software, and their configurations, in a git repository - did something break? Switch back to the last "version."

The other great benefit is that often, especially in FOSS/linux scenarios, package dependencies get broken or are conflicting - e.g., Favorite Software A is dependent on release 1.2.1 of something but Favorite Software B is only compatible with release 1.3.4 of that same dependency. You can pin dependencies and avoid conflicts.

Others who are far more tech-savvy can correct or enhance the above, but that's my take on it. I'm a bit of a command-line geek, love to play with new software and learn more linux tricks etc., so it's more of a hobby thing for me. You can install it and have a UI similar to gnome but the real benefit is building up your configuration and making use of that.

🎯 IDENTIFY THE PROBLEMS. BUILD SOLUTIONS.

Do you think it’s a coincidence that samurai devs were arrested, wasabi nuked coordinator and saylor launched DID 💩 on bitcoin blockchain?! Wake up dump people

About what? What happened? ...Wait what do I mean by what happened??