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Avi Burra

It’s going to be a fantastic conference

siim 2y ago

Yeah, the timing is less than ideal for me, but I think I can make it work.

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Avi Burra

I’ll be there. I’m working on a Nostr happy hour there on the Wednesday of the conference week

siim 2y ago

Neat! I’m not 100% yet but will probably grab tickets soon.

siim 2y ago

I know you’re all excited about Nostrica, but anyone going to BTC Prague?

siim 2y ago

Build 9 looking real nice #[0] !

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HODL

Let’s test how cool people are on nostr.

I promise to zap you a million sats if you promise to zap it back.

We’re going to secure this transaction using PPT.

Pinky promise technology.

Lol 😂

Hit me with a 🤞if you want in.

siim 2y ago

🤞LFG

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Neil Jacobs

On this day 9 YEARS ago...

“Bitcoin is Dead”

Bitcoin price: $578.98 💫

siim 2y ago

Dead cat bounce

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The Daniel 🖖

It's been a great bird day. Not only did we find Flaco, but also a cardinal and a hawk!

siim 2y ago

Very cool!

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Andy The Bitcoin Adviser

There are worse ways to spend a Sunday!

siim 2y ago

I can definitely think of a few!

siim 2y ago

Sunday funday 🤙

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miles 🌞

This was Miami to Melbourne, about as far and difficult as possible.

I’ve found a workout immediately when you land + grounding works extremely well

siim 2y ago

Welcome to 🇦🇺!

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ODELL

Citadel Dispatch 92: Mandibles with Lionel Shriver

BLOCK: 778126

PRICE: 4202 sats per dollar

TOPICS: Lionel Shriver is the author of The Mandibles - a book is set in the United States in 2029 during a debt crisis that results in hyperinflation and economic collapse.

listen: https://www.podpage.com/citadeldispatch/cd92-mandibles-with-lionel-shriver/

watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGev5HrIfaQ

siim 2y ago

Should I listen to this or read the book first?

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Jameson Lopp

On the bright side, I recently read a reassuring post about why nuclear armageddon is unlikely.

Yes, the Russians have a lot of nukes. But the maintenance requirements to keep a massive stockpile on constant readiness are huge and Russia doesn't commit the resources necessary.

So, if Russia were to pop off, many if not most of their missiles would fail.

The Russian military knows this. They also know that the American military's missiles are well maintained. Nuclear war would not end well for Russia, and it's arguable that they don't even have the benefit of Mutually Assured Destruction.

siim 2y ago

Wouldn’t surprise me if they were still using some old soviet tech too, that not only lacks regular maintenance, but is unlikely to work as it should in the first place.

I actually know nothing about nukes in today’s Russia. Just extrapolating from my observations from growing up in an ex-soviet country during the 90s 😁.

siim 2y ago

Looking forward to reading it! Gonna be getting a copy soon.

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