Gonna start deadlifting again.

Used to do a lot of powerlifting to assist with martial arts competitiveness. I kept doing it for a while after that even though I gave up fighting. Lately I just do a lot of biking, pushups, body weight squats, etc.

But my core’s gotten weak from so much sitting and typing. Posture not great unless I am mindful of it. Going to bring back the deadlifts and other things now that my husband has built a home gym, just at a bit lower weight and more reps than I used to.

Deadlifts every day til 100k?

unless someone in the prison intends to torture him until he reveals his keys

stop integrating with the legacy system. waste of time. build the future.

Between Keonne Rodriguez, Changpeng Zhao, and now Roger Ver... it's been a very bad week for OG Blockchain dot info crew.

So APPARENTLY i2p's public port is a hybrid TCP/UDP port.

I never knew that.

Also, pod.spec.hostNetworking is creepy o.o

Serious question.

I’ve been diving into bitcoin development over the last while. Say for example I commit to developing on and for the network.

Is it selfish if my gf has no clue about what I could potentially be dragging her into?. She could live a relatively stress free life without the hassle of this. Perhaps having to uproot and move or leave her family etc.

Maybe this is a bit anal I think worth the post

What do we think

The only way to fix miner decentralization is killing FPPS as a valid business model.

Question for the "do not break Bitcoin" crowd: would you be in favor of fixing Bitcoin if it is half-broken or is that too dangerous? And what is the criteria for recognizing it is broken?

Can we all just come together for a minute and laugh at the French?

Thanks! It’s back up, but now I know who to notify next time.

It's not as simple as opening a channel to a new node. Phoenix is tightly integrated with the ACINQ LSP which handles liquidity management, splicing, pathfinding, and probably a bunch more stuff I am not even aware of.

Even with all of that functionality the biggest thing you lose out on by forking Phoenix is the accumulated technical expertise at ACINQ.

Try Breez, Mutiny, Zues. Or run your own node. All vastly easier than trying to fork Phoenix and make it work.

I mean changing Phoenix code so it opens channels to a different hardcoded node instead of the acinq node. They have Apache 2 license, no clue if this would allow it.

better late than never, though.

Couldn't somebody just publish a forked Phoenix with different backend?

So we activating CTV or what? CoinPools are a good privacy enhancement, and we get all sorts of other goodies, too

Testing out polls on Amethyst.

Do the ends justify the memes?