If you’ve never lived or worked in #Africa, it’s hard to grasp the sheer determination it takes to mine #Bitcoin in countries in Africa. These miners are from #Kenya, #Nigeria, #Zambia, and #Ethiopia. Every operation is a victory against challenges most can’t imagine.
These guys pulled it off ⚡️ Philip, Nemo, Sidd, Siyanbola ⚡️ Huge respect. Can’t wait to see them on nostr soon! And big shoutout to nostr:npub10dxsc34x3wny3nkftyshq6ryxw036ytst6vrqvktm25kws84sprs5uqddt your presence is missed this year!
My 2sats: Ethiopia reached 600MW in less than a year🤯🧡
#abc2024 #Nairobi
Wow, they’re AWESOME!👏 I have never lived or worked in Africa so thanks for explaining.🙏 Saw them on the live broadcast on YT a little while ago-much respect.💯
GM & happy Monday!🙂
Very cool!
Where and when exactly will this party be?
This would make a great Christmas gift for my Dad (who is very hard to shop for!) Thanks for sharing.🙏
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I can understand why you have come up with that theory.
GM & amen to that🌞
Beautiful woman, beautiful song
*The Christmas Truce*
The Christmas Truce of 1914 was a remarkable and spontaneous event during World War I. On Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, soldiers along the Western Front, primarily British and German troops, put down their weapons and paused fighting. The truce began when German soldiers started singing Christmas carols, which the British soldiers responded to. This led to informal ceasefires in some areas, where soldiers ventured into No Man’s Land, exchanged small gifts like food and tobacco, and even played impromptu games of football (soccer).
The truce was not ordered by military commanders but happened naturally as soldiers, who had grown weary of war, sought a brief moment of peace.
Although the truce lasted only a short time, it is remembered as a powerful example of humanity and the Christmas spirit, showing that even in the darkest times, shared traditions and goodwill can bring people together.
After Christmas, the fighting resumed, but the Christmas Truce remains one of the most poignant and hopeful moments in the history of war.✌️