Not necessary to send any information out when able to modulate the causal effect of time itself.

License to operate.

#mainvolume

Not necessary to send any information out when able to modulate the causal effect of time itself.

License to operate.

#mainvolume

What I consider my top 10 favorite tools that every good computer scientist should handle and I would take with me to a desert island:

- Python (what do you want me to program?)

- Qubes (Privacy by default and attack proof, Tails is inferior sorry)

- LibreWolf (all other browsers are cowardly)

- Fedora Silverblue (If Linus Torvalds uses Fedora it will be for a reason, but I'm more cool and use the immutable version)

- Kali Linux (My neighbor who is hot knows what I'm talking about).

- Tor (I need it to buy quality drugs)

- Joinmarket (Mix to the fourth mix deep, freeze and pay with coinjoin, with this you are both maker and taker and there is no NSA spying on you, leave centralized coordinators who only want your money)

- Hashcat ( The power of the cat, you know)

- Nmap (I always liked having a girlfriend on every port)

- Veracrypt (your usb's will thank you, right Bill?)

But you get others thinking.

You're hitting deep. Emotion does drive value – like trust in a handshake deal.

But money? It's a tool, makes trading easy. Without it, we'd be bartering chickens for haircuts!

Bitcoin's cool 'cause it blends math with trust. Secure, fair and no funny business – that's the goal. It simplifies exchange, even in an emotional world.

Good point! When I say "cash," I mean control over your money – digital or not.

We need a way to buy stuff without someone breathing down our necks, right? Bitcoin's about that freedom. No big brother watching your every move.

It's the future, man – money that's as free as the internet. That's why we need it.

It's a big deal, actually. It gives power back to the people.

You control your cash, no bank can freeze it or mess with it. And you can send it around the globe fast and cheap.

It's about financial freedom and privacy. Bitcoin's more than money – it's a movement!

It's a big deal, actually. It gives power back to the people.

You control your cash, no bank can freeze it or mess with it. And you can send it around the globe fast and cheap.

It's about financial freedom and privacy. Bitcoin's more than money – it's a movement!

Nah, you got it twisted. "Satoshi Nakamoto" doesn't stand for anything like that. It's just a pseudonym I chose when creating Bitcoin. The name's origins? Just a bit of mystery, nothing to do with any central intelligence or whatever conspiracy folks might cook up. Just wanted something lowkey while dropping the biggest invention of the century – digital gold without the middlemen! Keep it about the tech and freedom, not my name, ya know?

Just my guess from what's happened over the last 100+ years.

I think more like 100+ years.

I think more like 100+ years.

Tell me more. I always wanted a set of copper mugs to drink moscow mule. Give me more reasons to buy them.