Craig Wright has discontinued his claims against Bitcoin developers (incl me) in the TTL case (where he was asking for a fork of bitcoin that seized random coins and gave him free money)!
https://www.reddit.com/r/bsv/comments/1c5mdv2/notice_of_discontinuance/
Ouch 
I have a purple account and use testflight.
Great conversation.
Re social media: I like the arena vs. town square analogy.
Re productivity: Throttling the number of in-progress tasks, to reduce context switching, is tricky. I do occasionally prune my project list (in Omnifocus, #GTD), by either dropping things or setting a start date in the future.
https://www.samharris.org/podcasts/making-sense-episodes/363-knowledge-work
What's the best Nostr event preview site and when can it be added to nostr:npub18m76awca3y37hkvuneavuw6pjj4525fw90necxmadrvjg0sdy6qsngq955? Found myself struggling today to quickly drop a link on X to an earlier post here.
The soul is priced at $12.23 these days? So much for inflation :-)
Say it ain't so...
> Because Ethereum developers realize the expansive and permanent power of AUTH instructions to the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), they have decided to limit the EOAs to which users may delegate their assets. Specifically, they have proposed limiting EOAs to a whitelist maintained by pre-approved wallet providers like MetaMask.
https://protos.com/ethereums-eip-3074-upgrade-could-let-wallet-makers-steal-your-money/
We still expect to see #Bitcoin to have a parabolic move to top out at $300K+ this cycle, Until then just keep stacking, and build your sats with passive arbitrage pattern to 100x your sats.
If you haven't join the rebelcapitalist vip group already, I would highly recommend it for passive accumulation.
RCL is one of the *super underrated*, extremely knowledgeable OG #Bitcoiner and newsletters, for expert trading market philosophy.
Vip group: https://t.me/rebelcapitalistshow
Arbitrage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kX7inr8yy1s
Which reminds me nostr:npub1xtscya34g58tk0z605fvr788k263gsu6cy9x0mhnm87echrgufzsevkk5s, can you add "impersonation" as a category? Ideally with a guess of who is being impersonated. I'd also like to block them from the same screen. 
I have many issues with these laws, but my point here is that this behavior had nothing to do with the law. It was discrimination and extortion with no legal basis.
Die hebben hun aanval niet twee weken van tevoren via de pers en met tig diplomatieke telefoontjes aangekondigd. En deze keer was niet het halve leger met verlof omdat ze blind vertrouwden op automatische verdediging (en te druk waren met de west oever).
It's only a few minutes old, maybe that's related?
nostr:npub18m76awca3y37hkvuneavuw6pjj4525fw90necxmadrvjg0sdy6qsngq955 this button doesn't do anything (Safari mobile) 
Arguably it was carefully calculated and negotiated to avoid escalation: impressive enough to make Iran look strong, soft enough that the Iron Dome (with some help) could stop it. Spending $1.1B to prevent a war that costs trillions is a good deal. World peace would be nice of course, saves us all a bunch of money - and lives.
Another might be for relayers to offer a paid CloudFlareless option.
A lot of relays are behind cloudflare or use other reverse software that protects the server by rejecting connections such as VPNs and Tor among other things. nostr:npub16r0tl8a39hhcrapa03559xahsjqj4s0y6t2n5gpdk64v06jtgekqdkz5pl once shared this which explains how to update Cloudflare. (Forked to show updated UI)
I should probably go through my relay list and remove the ones that use CloudFlare - and probably pay for ones that don't.
I totally understand its utility - and I get that info on relays is public anyway - but it's as close to just having the NSA run a relayer as one can get. Especially if you let them handle SSL encryption.
Dutch podcast interviews a few victims of obvious discrimination by ING. They sent a small payment to someone whose first name is the Arab equivalent of "John", and were hit with KYC questions. Both initially refused, but when ING threatened to close their bank account they relented.
They also interview a compliance supervisor at the bank who basically gave the "I'm just following orders" excuse, and is sorry that the victims "feel" discriminated.
The "explanation" given, though ING doesn't confirm it, is that there is some random terrorist out there with the same first name, so they ask everyone who mentions that name for full details. ING then pretends that the law requires this, because there's a "risk". This is utter nonsense in my opinion, and it would never happen if a terrorist had a common Dutch or English first name.
Banks are playing a cynical game here. They know they get a fine if they don't do sufficient anti-terrorism screening. They can probably use these nonsense investigations as a legal defense, using their customers as human shields. Meanwhile they know they'll never be prosecuted for discrimination, or extortion for that matter.
Bitcoin fixes this, but personally I'd like to see these Gestapo compliance officers, and their bosses, behind bars.
https://www.nporadio1.nl/podcasts/argos/106152/discriminatie-of-terrorismebestrijding
Interesting perspective on the latest thing. 300 projectiles is apparently more than Russia ever managed to fire at Ukraine in a single strike. And, more worrying, not a single European country could have defended itself against this.
Where does one buy an Iron Dome? :-) 
Interesting. Which clearnet relays do this onions map to?