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Ryan Wilkins
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Tech nerd, airplane and drone pilot, dad, Amateur Radio operator, Bitcoin believer
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You can send some of that my way if you want.

They probably were storing passwords in clear text.

💯% Until I can walk into any business and pay with Bitcoin, get my paycheck in Bitcoin, and not have to explain why Bitcoin isn’t a Ponzi scheme, we’ll have the continue the work.

What about arresting the plentiful number of people in government who rip off little boys and girls. This whole Epstein thing is way larger than we knew. They just proved it by trying to shame us all to forgetting about it. I have a feeling it would cause a seismic shift in the power structures of numerous countries and companies around the world. If you were looking for the deep state, this is the front door to the whole place.

After a long hiatus from mining anything, I recently bought a BitAxe Supra and pressed it into service. The reason I got back into it wasn’t so much that I expected to actually mine a block successfully, but rather because of the ease with which it was to set up and start mining. There was also a little bit of satisfaction realizing that this was supporting the disparate and decentralized needs of Bitcoin mining knowing that mining has become largely centralized in a way through the large industrialized pool operations.

Looking forward, I do wonder what effect the eventual reduction of the block rewards will do to the large mining operations. If the price per Bitcoin doesn’t increase at a rate enough to offset the eventual reduction of block rewards, industrialized mining operations might dwindle. It seems as if that has already been happening somewhat. Maybe this will have the effect of lessening the (potential) influence of the large operators. I worry about some large pool operator(s) requiring members to run customized mining software to be part of the pool that could hijack consensus on the Bitcoin network.

Lastly, I bought my BitAxe solely with Bitcoin. I’m liking having the option to buy purely with Bitcoin. The Bitcoin economy needs more of that.

I’ve been using Silent.link for a while, but recently there’s been a significant upward price movement per gig of data with the carriers here in the US. What’s going on?

I’m much more of a walking kind. People tell me something about a runner’s high, but I have yet to experience that.