My favorite caption by midnight (EDT) tonight gets ⚡️1776. 🗽🇺🇸 Go!

WGA strike continues. SAG strike pushed to July 12. Hollywood is being shown how obsolete it is. Studios use to be scared of strikes. Now they welcome it. It’s a cleanse. DEI leaders getting purged. The hole industry is rotten to the core.

Independent content on the rise.

They murdered TweetDeck. I think this is the line for me. A decade of using that tool to plug into the world and it was just rendered unusable.

Still working on that church after 400 years! It’s all just a show now I’m sure 😂

Hi guys made it to nostr here's my pinned tweet from Twitter where yall know me from.

It's time. It's time to organize GenZ, EDUCATE them on the POWER they hold into their future & over their freedom. It's time to onboard as many of our youth to hold bitcoin into as many addresses as humanly possible to show strength in numbers. We are many, our leaders are few.

Being back in Florida feels right 🌴☀️🌊

I can’t imagine living anywhere else

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20,000 new damus downloads in the past 2 days, 92.7k appstore views/impressions

Went with a friend to a local coin shop. He was looking to sell some gold coins to buy a new laptop.

Shop was dead.

Friend tried to sell his BU American Gold Buffalo. Couldn’t even get spot price. Owner said it’s too much of a risk to hold right now.

Had a sit down with the owner. He wasn’t so thrilled. Complained that because rate hikes, gold and silver sales down. People selling and moving cash to CDs…

Hate to say it… but PMs are definitely trending lower. Even the shop owner didn’t want to carry…

Told bud better to just sell now and buy what he was gonna buy. That or buy bitcoin and forego his laptop.

Is that a real thing? I suck but I’m getting better.

Great day for some #golfstr time to nap! 😴😴

The blue checks will be the last to nostr, just as they will be the last to Bitcoin.

Why not?

I almost want to learn latin to read things like De Architectura in its original form. I’m super impressed by builders from antiquity. Wondering what can be learned from them. Maybe even in relation to software architecture:

Strength: code quality and robustness

Utility: does the code actually does something useful

Beauty: aesthetics and ux

People were thinking about these things for a long time before us, and the things they build still stand today and are beautiful. We’ve lost a lot of wisdom.