I scrolled back through your feed and didn’t see any too spicy, but didn’t want you to get ignored.

#InkblotArt

More blots on the way, for a total of 19 new images.

Sounds like it is working as intended. There’s no algorithm to drive you.

It has taken me months of active engagement to find my people and fill it out, but I have found it very rewarding.

excellent

Yea headers & footers has always SUCKED

👍👇

Las Vegas developed because it was a bit of a desert oasis and it was an ice stop on the rail line. I always assumed Phoenix developed for similar reasons.

Also, some people just like desert heat. Not me, moved north west.

Higher information density UIs for me. Hiding the chrome and navigation on scroll is something I’ve wanted for a while.

Then study the temperature variation of the earth, and understand that the earth is 4.5 billion years old and that climate change is constant.

By the way, this summer we have had a record temperature below zero in Antarctica, -83 degrees Celsius.

I remember living in Las Vegas in the 1990s. We would have a few days over 110°F, and we would take solace knowing Phoenix was up over 120°F, usually 121 or 122. It would make our 115 more bearable somehow.

This was in the height of the "hole in the o-zone layer because aerosols and CFCs" scare.

So, is Phoenix now up over 125? 130? Nope, isn't even cracking 115. Fake news.

What you're saying is, common relays don't filter content.

If someone set a passphrase on a wallet but is not sure what it is (we have the mnemonic) What is the best way to go about trying to crack it?

#asknostr #bitcoin #BIP39

Stop watching the news

Maybe..🤔😉

This summer in all the disinformation media saying that we have beaten all records of average temperature since we have records.

Taking into account that we only have 100 years of records and assuming that the information is not manipulated (which it is) and that the earth is 4500 million years old...

The new climatic dictatorship is here, for when the climatic enclosures?

Apparently not. I routinely provide provocation. And I'm still here. I'm not sure whether it's benign neglect. Or some super zen extinguishing technique..😊

The #fee schedule for #Bitcoin #transactions is #mediated by supply and demand for Bitcoin! transactions.

Unfortunately, Bitcoin is under attack right now by #artificial and #criminally #inflated transaction fees for non-Bitcoin transactions.

These #BackDoors were created by recent updates to the Bitcoin core code. They will have to be closed, and Bitcoin locked back down..🧡👑

“Big” transactions are transactions which take up a lot of block space. That has no relation to the amount of value you are sending. You can send 100 Bitcoin for the same price that you can send 100 sats. It’s all about blockspace.

I’m not sure why you are assuming that miners will centralize without a block subsidy. Energy and computing are both naturally distributed all around the world, and if one big miner tries to artificially raise fees (which is not even very feasible) then it becomes more profitable for other miners to come back online and mine themselves. It’s a bit of a decentralization feedback loop.