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After the reverse sear it was almost falling apart, not the most presentable, but pretty incredible flavor for a relatively cheap cut. 
Just salt and pepper. Then reverse sear with a bit of hickory and finished on the cast iron with butter rosemary and garlic. Turned out great!
Yessir. Poor manâs ribeye today. Probably not the best quality, but it will be cooked right.
Love it. Iâm definitely still learning, but itâs amazing how versatile it is.
Grill season is here in northern Idaho, folks. 
I may get greedy and try to reverse sear with some smoke and finish in the CI. My only worry is that they arenât the thickest cuts ever!
Couldnât resist the poor manâs ribeye at the store today. Question now is: cast iron or grilled with a touch of hickory?
Been a long while since I broke out the Clever Dipper. Happy Saturday! #coffeechain 
Why? Did TCP need a business model? Businesses will be built on nostr. Nostr the protocol should always be open and should not need a business model IMO
This is cool, but having a paper wallet printed from a machine in a building with surveillance cameras all over seems like a really bad idea. Do they account for that somehow?
Ahh yes! It was the filter. Looking great right now!
Thanks for the hard work! I noticed global was a bit slow this morning, but I can say for certain that nostr.wine has vastly improved my nostr experience overall. Would be great if clients allowed us to specify a fall back relay to use only in the rare occurrence of downtime!
A stepping stone for cbdc is a stepping stone for cbdc. Better to be overly cautious than oblivious.
FedNew is like the gravel between the stepping stones. It doesnât t actually change anything. Itâs just an addition to make the old system look more pretty.
I think it was Pierre Rochard on the Investors Podcast #[4]â , who recently pointed out that the distraction of being worried about CBDCs makes people forget that the banking system already has pretty full transparency into your daily use of the banking system. Unless you are the rare person who uses case for everything you already donât have much privacy.
I just donât see the logic there. FedNow is a long overdue improvement of an old shitty system. It doesnât fundamentally change any aspect about the banking system that paves the way for CBDCs. If a real CBDC came tomorrow it would be implemented with or without FedNow. This is just some weird form of fear mongering that I donât understand.
FedNow could be a catalyst for systemic issues in the banking system as highlighted by Caitlin Long in all her work focusing on banking regulation, but the link to CDBCs is tenuous as best.
Why do people keep calling fed now a CDBC? No one is going to use it on the day to day. Itâs just going to be an up to date version of fedwire. Banking privacy is already shit. FedNow isnât actually making it any worse.
Ask him how many CO2e this zap is :)