What health-related changes or activities had the most noticeable impact on your health?

#asknostr

A coinjoin is a collaborative bitcoin transaction that can break the probability analysis used to track bitcoin. Multiple people sending a batched transaction at the same time.

If you do not use coinjoin then people and companies you transact with can track your entire financial life.

GOOD MORNING NOSTR, STAY HUMBLE AND STACK SATS 🫡

Every time.

Yes that is the rational conclusion, one which we usually arrrive at after having ventilated all of that bottled up 💩, I think as long as people don't start ventilating in unison then nostr's pipelines should sucessfully be able to dissapate the pressure away from the mainlines.

What the fuck

I had a presentation today with a medium-sized bank board of directors.

They wanted some macro context for this unusual time, analogues to 1940s and fiscal dominance, etc.

And a number of them like the orange coin.

you do not have to quit tiktok or twitter if you do not want to but just know that I am disappointed in your lack of conviction

Just because obnoxious people might talk about this topic with religious fervor doesn't make them wrong.

I don't know man , there seems to be something to the seed oil stuff to be honest with you .

I wish bitcoiners werent predominantly religious zealots lol my only gripe with the culture, I think

I have a theory that the softness of the weather out west is part of what contributed to the decline in America’s culture.

Soft weather makes for soft people—aaand I still love that I live in a place that mostly has great weather, just too bad it contributed to the downfall of civilization.

I normally keep my Uber rides under 45 mins. But for a few reasons I ended up just getting a two-hour Uber from an airport the other day.

The driver was nice but was like, “damn lol I hope Uber pays me well for this”. The issue with long rides is that the Uber driver is far away after the ride in a new territory and has to try to earn rides back to their normal location. He asked if he could at least stop for coffee or something and I said of course.

So we go for a while and eventually pull over over at a convenience store and he goes to get some coffee and a snack. I go out and get a coffee too and then I pick up his tab and pay for both of us. Uber ended up calling both of us for a health check because the car was stopped.

Buying him a coffee opened him up a bit so we talked for a while. He asked where I was coming from and I said Egypt, and he said he was from Ghana. While chatting and me explaining why I am coming from Egypt, he made a great point that in many places outside of the US, family is a big deal whereas in the US, it is much diminished. And as a result, it’s very important to build connections with neighbors and coworkers in place of that. Even just tell people “good morning” if you usually see them on the way to work so that people know who you are. He came to the US alone four years ago so that is something he describes having learned and a strategy he is using.

Anyway as we pulled up to my destination I gave him an unusually big tip to compensate any inconvenience or unpaid time he might have getting back. A few mins later my doorbell rang and he had come up to say was super thankful for the big tip. The Uber algorithm had kind of screwed him over and the trip price (and thus his share) was low for the hassle, and he felt screwed over by Uber, but then he saw my tip which instantly fixed it.

I should have checked to see if he had a lightning wallet or tried to convince him to download one if not, because then I could have done one of those social media “okay everybody tip this guy” posts. :/

do you have a tiktok account?