this was literally my wife trying to use my computer last night. basic gnome GUI and it broke her brain
i thought it was already at coinbase custody. I'm confused
rektbot absolutely going off tonight! Use leverage and get rekt
we back baby!
"service". How much is she worth?
i want to crash video! that's crazy! amazing if everybody is ok
is anybody ever genuine that is in the public light? How is it that so many people are able to consistently talk the talk and then just flat out go against everything you stand for?
I swear to god this computer has been the biggest pain in my ass as any device I have ever owned.
The power blinked off for 6 seconds because the wind was blowing this morning, and my Linux computer appears to be fucked. I canโt even get a response from the motherboard.
I want to fucking scream
(Pinging nostr:npub1utx00neqgqln72j22kej3ux7803c2k986henvvha4thuwfkper4s7r50e8 who is the only one who understands the deep and furious pain of this project)

maybe reset your CMOS battery? I see this happens before you even get to the bios but maybe worth it a shot and see if it defaults everything for you. Take it out, wait a few minutes, press the reset button if you got one, and then reinstall
A one legged duck swims in a circle
What you're describing literally already happened in 2017. Its called BCH. check the chart against BTC haha. And they weren't even trying to dilute people haha
Question for you Matt:
I think there has been some legitimate concern lately for what happens when we reach a very low block subsity or no subsity. I am less concerned about IF Bitcoin can scale, but whether it is scaling to much. I think there is concern in 100 years +/- that your average person will rarely or never, transact on layer 1. Demand needs to increase on layer 1 to incentives the miners to collect transaction fees. If miners don't recieve enough revenue in fees, then they are not incentivized to increase their hash power, and therefore not increasing the cost of production. since commodities tend to rise/fall to their cost of production, we could see the Bitcoin price stall. Am I totally off here? Am I simply greatly underestimating layer 1 demand by banks/nation states/big corporations or overestimating layer 2 expansion in the future? Is this stall a feature rather than a bug?
Thank you if you even read this. You orange pilled me 5 years ago and can't thank you enough. You have changed myself and my families life.
its really sad nobody cares about this
Tnanks for the history lesson Karen. I didn't say democracies and republics were the same thing. they are interconnected in the case of the United States (President in the background and all). Unlike, idk, North Korea that uses the word Democratic as a facade. That has nothing to do with how the US conducts democracy by electing people to represent them to form a republic. Those representatives that are DEMOCRATICALLY elected, exercise their power within the constraints of the constitution and the rule of law. Why aren't you equily upset he doesn't describe it as Federalist?
You know all of this though because you're not stupid, your just a nit-picky bitch.
you're like the person that ignores the content of the statement and decides to correct their grammar because you have nothing actually interesting to say. The terms are interconnected and not mutually exclusive.
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to your first point, I just don't think this is a fair comparison because the layer 1 is so radically different (btc vs gold). if I build 2 of the same house: one on concrete and one ontop of sand, its not fair to say the houses are the same.
As for the technological advances question, we have already seen soft forks with the taproot upgrade for example so it has the ability to change if consensus can be reached. this is obviously very difficult to do though, but this is good because it defends against unintended consequenses (inscriptions for example) and in general, you just don't want your money to change. it should be the same and boring AF to provide stability.
the stable coins idea I think is just a separate issue. i see it as a phase that just will prelong the lifespan of the dollar. just like when gold backed money, then oil, and now maybe stable coins ensuring demand for US T bills. it will die eventually because its just a house of cards build on trust. once the trust breaks, its over.







