I was so ugly as a kid my parents used to tie one of those around my neck to get the dog to play with me.
A passphrase effectively adds a 13th or 25th seed word to your conventional key phrase. I think the best thing is to keep two identically cloned cold cards locked up at two different secure locations other than your house. So if you lose access to one of them you can still retrieve the other for signing transactions. Then of course have a steel version of your seed somewhere offsite in a secure third location. A laminated business card sized paper copy can be hidden in a fourth location. One of your cold card locations can be at a trusted, armed friend’s place who you’d have to call to go get it if you were under duress. Uttering a certain word during that call could be a signal to strap up or call the cavalry.
There’s also lots of options to achieve this with multisig.
This was a particularly insight into mining from Nat Brunell.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6NyJkAeansDOgQTl6QSXsE?si=MwPsDwIHSW2cJvl08yHawg
*insightful
This was a particularly insight into mining from Nat Brunell.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6NyJkAeansDOgQTl6QSXsE?si=MwPsDwIHSW2cJvl08yHawg
Hey freaks. Looking for feedback on the copy for the intro page for my new website. Looking to orange pill the whole area I live in, and have some fun doing it! Business people, workers, farmers, individual investors, and anyone else that’s tired of taking the government’s shit. Here’s the audio:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EqJrK9_CL1a3ySbyJLIB2kRJon4kfaAg/view?usp=drivesdk
Finally have the basic site done. It looks better on desktop but the mobile version has the same basic functionality. In May it will transfer to the domain lakelandbitcoin.com but right now it’s just hosted on SquareSpace. I have to wait till I’ve had the domain for a month before I can transfer it. But the site still works in the meantime.
Hey freaks. Looking for feedback on the copy for the intro page for my new website. Looking to orange pill the whole area I live in, and have some fun doing it! Business people, workers, farmers, individual investors, and anyone else that’s tired of taking the government’s shit. Here’s the audio:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EqJrK9_CL1a3ySbyJLIB2kRJon4kfaAg/view?usp=drivesdk
I think the elite will be transacting on their own ledger
GM
Three weeks to full nights’ sleeps. https://drive.google.com/file/d/16PwmwTyTvjtEaOuyfwl71EDcWg6GzRiy/view?usp=drivesdk
Yeah my hot rodding days are over. Wow that’s cool you spent time at Yosemite. I’ve been following Dan Osman (deceased)and Alex Honnold for a long time. My uncle did a BASE off El Cap in 1980 with a round parachute. That was before it was so easy to get arrested doing it.
We were fortunate to have a destination rock climbing area where I lived in my early 20’s. Some of the best days of my life on those bluffs above Skaha Lake in Penticton BC.
I love canopy time so much. Shared air time with birds of prey only yards away, flown down into darkness after sunset freefalls, and witnessed snow capped peaks between my feet at 12,000 feet. It’s hard to believe I started on a big docile 288 sq ft Manta parachute as a student and ended up doing my last 200 jumps on a Typhoon 120. That thing was so small it looked like a handkerchief over my head. But along with the extreme performance characteristics came the ability to self induce line twists if you were too heavy on the toggles. Since 1990 or so, vastly more people started dying under what were perfectly good canopies upon opening, because they were jacking around and doing hard turns below an altitude at which they could get a reserve out safely. Self induced line twists, inadvertent downwind landings, impacts with objects or terrain at high speeds. If everything happens for a reason I can maybe owe my survival to middle age to the fact that my rig was stolen just as I was about to become a first time father lol. Good memories, but definitely had my share of near misses and a few high speed malfunctions that I thankfully kept my wits about me to survive. A few friends were lost or really messed themselves up along the way. Mostly under perfectly good parachutes.
Red Bell Peppers, Wicked Ghost Peppers, Beefsteak Tomatoes and San Marzano Tomatoes just about ready for small biodegradable pots. And a weird experiment trying to see what Giant Leeks do from seed. Hard to believe that back home in Southern BC I’d already have this stuff in the ground for up to a month by now. But up here in 3a zone I won’t even be in the ground till May 5 or so. 
