GM my Nostr homies!

Idk who David Lynch is

And at this point I'm too afraid to ask

/r/Creatine might just be the best subreddit still standing.

It's like/r/ButtCoin but actually funny and lighthearted.

My understanding is not really. As you say, the 13th makes it completely different.

Now, if I found your 12 words engraved or something & it was a wallet with no balance out activity then I'd assume there's a 13th.

Question: if my private key is, say, 12 BIP39 words and a 13th-word password, is there any way someone who knows or guesses those 12 words will know there is a 13th word password?

i.e. would they know the 12 words are a valid key and they just need to figure out the password, or will they simply have to assume the 12 words were not in fact a valid key?

The 13th word creates an entirely new key, so I’m assuming there’s no way for an attacker to know “they’re on the right track”, right?

Why would I ever want a Bitcoin logo on anything when I can have a LeatherMint logo?

It’s so weird seeing everyone post photos of your city on fire.

Also kind of hard to see the jokes.

Yesterday we were helping people get hotel rooms and supplies.

Be safe and compassionate 🥰🙏🫂

Has anyone ever used ancestory.com or similar services? #asknostr

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I am so fucked if I have to figure out the cost basis of my bitcoin in 5 years.

Malibu, pacific palisades, and Santa Monica have a lot of rich people and celebrities, yes.

But, there’s a lot of normal hard-working/down to earth families who were grandfathered into affordable mortgages.

It’s not just entitled assholes losing their homes. Not to mention all the businesses and people losing their jobs.

The Story of Hermès – From Saddles to Global Luxury

In 1837, Thierry Hermès opened a small workshop in Paris. His goal was simple—craft the finest harnesses and saddles for European nobility. At a time when horses were central to transportation and status, Hermès focused on precision, durability, and elegance. Each piece was designed to be both functional and luxurious, quickly earning him a reputation among the elite of Europe.

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As times changed, so did Hermès. When horses were replaced by automobiles, Émile-Maurice Hermès, Thierry’s son, recognized the need to adapt. He began crafting leather travel bags and luggage, seamlessly transitioning the brand into a new era. By 1922, Hermès released its first leather handbag, combining its equestrian roots with modern luxury.

The real turning point came with the release of two legendary handbags—the Kelly Bag, named after actress and princess Grace Kelly, and the Birkin Bag, designed in collaboration with Jane Birkin. These bags weren’t just accessories; they became status symbols, representing wealth, exclusivity, and style.

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Today, Hermès is more than a brand—it’s a symbol of legacy and exclusivity. From saddles and harnesses to the most coveted handbags in the world, it has redefined luxury without ever losing sight of its roots in craftsmanship and elegance.

The story of Hermès is proof that the impossible can be made possible. What began as a small workshop serving horse riders grew into a global empire of timeless luxury. It’s a reminder that vision, dedication, and craftsmanship can transform even the simplest beginnings into extraordinary legacies.

Sounds good, should leave you plenty of time to visit the place...

Have you heard of the bitcoin meetups in Paris? Maybe we can enjoy a pint or two next time around🍻

I thought y’all talking about bitcoin all the time was boring as hell…

This micro strategy shit is WAY worse🥱

Making money is not a personality.