It appears to me that you are in favor of the US starting another war in the Middle East. Could you please elaborate?
What did I miss? Please elaborate
New at this, but fine tuning my espresso skills to save some money on coffee shops. With a bit of practice and some small investments it should be fairly easy to make better coffee than the majority of coffee shops. Any other home baristas here with recommendations and tips? https://nostr.download/b4961957c3513765d39e8265eb6e57428a5682a047bde847f8d9d7007fa56992.mp4 https://nostr.download/59a2f554c0a7b584365f188eab312398bdafa2c1e6423bad935c2c55cc9cbfb8.mp4
Know the feeling. What are you reading?
Quite late to the party, but I recently found out about Soulseek. Pretty amazing
I'm a carpenter and bloody love my job.
Hats off🫡. And how is your French?
Walked passed his memorial yesterday and thought of your post. Brilliant musician. 
Absolutely terrible form, but not surprising.
Still alive and kicking. Ron Paul. Hopefully will be auditing the FED soon
The Rwandan government is funding the M23 rebel group.
GM and happy Friday, friends!
I had an interesting conversation with my cousin yesterday; she was stoked about a particular electric car company’s stock.
I successfully made a case for Bitcoin (and why it’s an entirely different mindset than stock picking) but I also looked into the company she liked. Their stock was doing terribly, and it got me thinking.
If you see a particular industry as having huge upside potential, but want to avoid the risk and nonsense of choosing a winning company, it makes sense to invest in the industry’s dependencies. You might miss a bit of the individual firms’ upside (because profit margins) but you benefit from the industry’s landscape as a whole.
So it got me thinking, what is the Bitcoin network/industry/exonomy dependent on?
Microchips, and energy, for miners… communication infrastructure/internet service for nodes… but in a way, because Bitcoin is money, it’s interconnected with everything. No commerce, no need for Bitcoin (kind of). And it’s simple enough that when Bitcoin pumps, hodlers benefit.
But I’m still thinking about it. As Bitcoin adoption spreads, as more people hold and use it, what are some of the upstream companies/industries — those who aren’t already Bitcoin-adjacent — who will benefit?
(Disclaimer: asking purely out of curiosity. Personally, I’d rather just hold more ice cold corn).
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I’d be curious to hear your opinions, nostr:npub1a2cww4kn9wqte4ry70vyfwqyqvpswksna27rtxd8vty6c74era8sdcw83a and nostr:npub1s5yq6wadwrxde4lhfs56gn64hwzuhnfa6r9mj476r5s4hkunzgzqrs6q7z, if you have a minute 🤙
GM! Great question! I'd say, especially with the new SAB 122 adoption, banks will eventually greatly benefit.
Fair enough, even Chris Harris can appreciate an M5 hybrid for what it is.
Defo a keeper! Manual as well. Have had it for 12 years now, want it to become a family heirloom eventually ;)
This would be incredible. So many data leaks at the legacy parking apps, number plate recognition making it possible for people to actually track You..
100% this. Drive an Alpina B3S e46 myself as a daily. Love the fact that I can get my groceries with it, it corners great and can comfortably cruise at 200+ (kmh) on the Autobahn. Don't think I'd ever go for a new car tho. All the BS electronics would drive me nuts. Do you see that tendency with your clients too, or still mainly a lot of interest in new cars?